Back in December developer Godzilab a new idle RPG called Crush Them All in select iOS regions and in beta form . The game felt like a bit of a departure for the studio who had made their name with the fantastic iBlast Moki series of physics puzzlers followed by the side-scrolling social city-builder Happy Street and its more combat-focused spinoff Pirate Power. In Crush Them All, you'll manage your merry band of heroes as they explore more than 1000 stages taking on enemies and fighting huge bosses. Being an idle game, you'll control their special ability use, craft them new items to use, and manage their upgrade paths along the way. Here is a brief trailer showing Crush Them All in action.
The soft launch of Crush Them All has provided a ton of great feedback for Godzilab, and they're planning to take the game worldwide next week on May 11th. While the gameplay styles differ, one thing that's been maintained throughout all of Godzilab's games is wonderful visuals and a really high level of polish all around, and I expect nothing less from Crush Them All. If these sort of idle games are your jam, then check out what people have been saying about the soft-launched version and look for the worldwide release of Crush Them All next week.
The soft launch of Crush Them All has provided a ton of great feedback for Godzilab, and they're planning to take the game worldwide next week on May 11th. While the gameplay styles differ, one thing that's been maintained throughout all of Godzilab's games is wonderful visuals and a really high level of polish all around, and I expect nothing less from Crush Them All. If these sort of idle games are your jam, then check out what people have been saying about the soft-launched version and look for the worldwide release of Crush Them All next week.