California Games
Soak up the California sun in a new version of an old classic from EPYX. Shred the waves, get big air on the half pipe and rule the course on a BMX as you compete for the gold and experience the glory of California Games. Play at high speed as you test your skills in six different events such as Half Pipe, Skateboarding, Surfing, Skating, BMX and more! Challenge yourself or different players as you practice and compete to take home the winning trophy. Choose a sponsor, pick your best sport, then blade, slide and soar with California Games - the place where extreme games get wild.
101 Drinking Games
Calling all party animals! Drinking Games 101 is the ultimate collection of drinking games on your mobile phone. Featuring 101 great games, including the old favourites and some great new games aimed at everyone from the occasional to the hardened drinker. Drinking Games 101 includes card games, coin games, dice games, endurance games, icebreakers, movie and tv games, physical games and word games to keep even the most experienced drinker happy.
Karma Fighter
Brave enough? Ready to stand up and fight? The best fighters of the mystic fighting guild are waiting! No matter where: the picturesque China Mountains, forgotten Aztec ruins, the sunny beaches of California or an abandoned Pirate Ship - make the most of your powers to show who is the winner of this duel. Create your own fighting style with a great variety of available kicks, punches and special moves. Smooth and detailed character animation makes for dynamic and addictive game play unseen on mobiles before. Don’t just stand there! Fight!
Pub Games
Feel the kick set in by participating in a host of pub games with other binge drinkers. Play the games at different pub locations. The games involve playing as a bartender trying to cope up with the ever increasing crowd of customers, getting high by drinking so much beer that the lady standing next starts appearing sexy, taking a sneak peek at the ample cleavage of a girl without arousing her suspicion and then a wobbly waddle back home that is definitely not a cakewalk.
