Crashlands [$4.99] kicked off 2016 with a bang (or, if you'd prefer, a crash) when it launched back in January, and with its incredible attention to detail and interesting amalgamation of action RPG and crafting action, Crashlands is a sure-fire contender for any impending Game of the Year compilations. While the original launch iteration was already outstanding, developers Butterscotch Shenanigans have continued to strive to make the game even better through successive updates that have fixed numerous minor niggles as well as add more substantial features. Today, Crashlands has received arguably its biggest update yet - the Juicemancy 1.2 patch brings with it some major gameplay mechanics as well as support for Bluetooth controllers, which is a suitable excuse for any fans to revisit the game, and a compelling reason for anyone who missed out on Crashlands first time around to experience a true iOS classic.
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In the Juicemancy patch for Crashlands, the developers have detailed how items can now be enchanted with new magical qualities, which will allow you to specialise your weapons towards certain stats. While the new Juicemancy powers necessitate the completion of the Bawg quest-line to become available, being able to personalise your equipment and preroll certain attributes should help anyone looking for that specialised play-through, whether that's as an arson-obsessed vampire creature or not. There are several new trink...