David: If you’ve read or heard about Moby Dick, then you will probably know that Moby’s Revenge is not a retelling of the classic tale… Unless of course, there’s a mutated whale somewhere that was inevitably lost in translation! This game is an endless runner that is suitable for all ages, and it will allow children to learn that whales should not be kept in fish tanks. Contrary to what the game implies, however, pollution will not turn whales into invincible creatures, and they’re pretty tame to begin with. Control Moby in this fun game and read through this guide to orient yourself with everything that you need to know within this title.
Robert Workman (Modojo): Even though some of its elements may seem rather unoriginal at first, Moby's Revenge is a strong entry in the endless runner genre, thanks to a variety of fun power-ups, simple but satisfying gameplay, and a look that will please gamers of all ages.
Here are some tips to help get you started in Moby's Revenge.
Robert Workman (Modojo): Moby's Revenge is the latest endless runner game from indie game developer Patrick Ferling, but if the gameplay's familiar it does at least deliver an interesting choice of theme - instead of running as some helpless schlep, you're a whale making a great escape from an aquarium. As you avoid all the efforts to subdue your run, you'll pick up helpful power-ups along the way, including a terrific two-headed whale upgrade that lets you destroy everything in your path. Revenge, indeed.
John Bedford (Modojo): A new Thursday brings another crop of brand spanking new mobile games to the App Store. We'll be bringing you our comprehensive guide to the best new paid games later on this morning. For now, here's our pick of the best best new titles that won't cost you a single cent to download.
