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��Updated 8th December, 11:24 AM: No less than a couple of hours later Bully: Anniversary Edition has launched on iOS.Grab it on the App Store now for £4.99/$6.99.So out of nowhere it looks like Rockstar's infamous classic, Bully: Anniversary Edition, has just dropped on mobile.15 year-old Jimmy is a bit of a bugger. When he transfers to a new prep school you lead him on a journey of social hierarchy, corrupt faculty, beating up bullies, getting the girl, and a bunch of other open-world tasks that still make the game a ton of fun ten years later.Bully was a PlayStation 2 must-own and later came to PC and PlayStation 4. Regardless of how many years have gone by its tongue-in-cheek humour still stands up against today's games and we can't help but be excited about its mobile debut.Check it out now on Google Play for £4.99/$6.99. Thought it's not out yet on iOS I've got no doubt it'll be out either later today or early tomorrow. We'll keep you updated.

Swords are the central part of the game named Swordigo, and the primary mission will take you towards the final reward of the game, which is also a sword named The Mageblade. It’s an exceptional sword and also the most complicated sword to create. Yeah, The entire game story is based on this sword, and you’ll have to find all the pieces of Mageblade to build it back in the last moments of the game.`Anne, Miss Cornelia is enjoying herself hugely. You know she is.'And comely distant sits he by her side;

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&#;�Having recently been featured in Google Play’s ‘indie picks’ selection, it’s clear Euler the Elephant’s pachyderm-in-a-fix puzzles are charming the right people. This passion project by one developer is simple, understated and playful. At its heart is a story about a lonely little elephant tasked with an unpopular quest whilst teetering on a world of floating islands.Euler must cross bridges, but each bridge he crosses collapses behind him, so he can only use it once. Every level requires a certain number of bridges be destroyed, but that means you’ll have to carefully plot your path or end up with Euler stuck on one of the floating islands, several broken bridges away from your goal. Despite its cute graphics, there’s definitely some thinking required, as each level becomes a little more tricky — especially when teleports, keys and gates are thrown into the mix.Originally, you could only proceed to the next level once you’d destroyed the exact number of bridges required. This latest update to Euler the Elephant takes a bit of the pressure off. You can now hop to the next level if you’re shy of the golden number by two bridges, simply by watching an advert. You will now get a star rating: three stars for knocking down the exact number of bridges asked of you, two stars for missing one bridge, and one star for missing two bridges. You’ll still have to aim for perfection at some point, though. Only once you’ve collected at least 42 out of 45 stars in one world can you move to the next world. So even if you tie Euler’s trunk up in knots trying to cross the right amount of bridges, you get to play more of the puzzles before you decide to revisit the particularly tricky ones you were stumped on.