Whoever first said, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" never met Trizzy - the newest devil (and first female fiend) to grace the fires of "Pocket Devil - Hell Yeah!" - Eyedip's renowned simulation game for the iPhone and iPod touch. As the makers of Eyedip rapidly roll out two daring new chapters to feverish fans this spring, Trizzy and a host of other devilish new features are keeping "Pocket Devil - Hell Yeah!" hotter than brimstone.
"Pocket Devil - Hell Yeah!" is the first open-ended simulation of the underworld, where users control a host of "Mugat2" (i.e., devilish minions of hell), as they interact with various instruments of torture, terror and mayhem. The pocket deity genre allows users to control and overpower a community of evil-minded population of characters and interactive elements in a constantly changing environment with no real "goal" other than the joy of omnipotence. Mini-games, such as "Mugat2 Slapfest," "Skateboard Hellpipe" and the "Devil's Ninja," give users new ways to torment poor souls and rack up their death toll.
In early April, Eyedip introduced Chapter 6 entitled "Trizzy Protector," in which gamers met Trizzy's overzealous protector Spike, whose mission in the afterlife is to protect Trizzy's virtues from the host of Mugat2 who haven't seen a woman since their mortal lives. Chapter 7, entitled "The Bomb Diggity," has just been approved by Apple, and in honor of Earth Day, adds a paper shredder large enough to recycle an unruly Mugat2, a bomb which will reduce them to smithereens, and the ability to plant a tree with the most unlikely of "fertilizers," Mugat2 pee.
Coming soon is another circle of hell to be discovered in Chapter 8 entitled "More Power To Ya." Due out this May pending Apple approval, users will get "recharged" with the introduction of an electric chair hooked up to 30,000 electrical volts - enough to roast an entire population of Mugat2 in the underworld. "More Power to Ya" will also enable gamers to track their mini-game achievements against others in a new, customized global leader board, which can be viewed online once Chapter 8 is released.
Pricing and Availability:
Pocket Devil: Hell Yeah! 7.1 is only $0.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Entertainment category.
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"Pocket Devil - Hell Yeah!" is the first open-ended simulation of the underworld, where users control a host of "Mugat2" (i.e., devilish minions of hell), as they interact with various instruments of torture, terror and mayhem. The pocket deity genre allows users to control and overpower a community of evil-minded population of characters and interactive elements in a constantly changing environment with no real "goal" other than the joy of omnipotence. Mini-games, such as "Mugat2 Slapfest," "Skateboard Hellpipe" and the "Devil's Ninja," give users new ways to torment poor souls and rack up their death toll.
In early April, Eyedip introduced Chapter 6 entitled "Trizzy Protector," in which gamers met Trizzy's overzealous protector Spike, whose mission in the afterlife is to protect Trizzy's virtues from the host of Mugat2 who haven't seen a woman since their mortal lives. Chapter 7, entitled "The Bomb Diggity," has just been approved by Apple, and in honor of Earth Day, adds a paper shredder large enough to recycle an unruly Mugat2, a bomb which will reduce them to smithereens, and the ability to plant a tree with the most unlikely of "fertilizers," Mugat2 pee.
Coming soon is another circle of hell to be discovered in Chapter 8 entitled "More Power To Ya." Due out this May pending Apple approval, users will get "recharged" with the introduction of an electric chair hooked up to 30,000 electrical volts - enough to roast an entire population of Mugat2 in the underworld. "More Power to Ya" will also enable gamers to track their mini-game achievements against others in a new, customized global leader board, which can be viewed online once Chapter 8 is released.
Pricing and Availability:
Pocket Devil: Hell Yeah! 7.1 is only $0.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Entertainment category.
Read More