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Tiny Token Empires Available Now on PSN
South of Gaul -- May 14, in the year of our Lord 2013
-- Tiny Token Empires, the amazing mix between match-3 and
turn-based strategy, is now available on the PlayStation®3
computer entertainment system on the PlayStation Network for
$9.99.
With “an undeniable sense of humor” -- according to Oh-Penh
Ofis, editor at Alexandria Pharoah Gazette -- Tiny Token Empires
is set in the ancient worlds of Rome, Greece, Egypt, Persia and
Carthage. Players take the role of one of the major ancient
empires and the goal is, of course, to take over the world. This
is done by moving armies across the map to annex new territories
by developing cities and armies. In order to fight opposing
armies, gamers play a match-3 round where each type of token on
the match-3 board is related to a unit class (infantry, cavalry,
etc.). Whenever they match three or more tokens pertaining to
the same unit class, that unit’s power meter increases. A unit
is ready to attack when its power meter is full. Each attack
inflicts damage (loss of life points) to opponent units. If a
unit’s life meter goes down to 0, that unit is permanently
destroyed. By destroying all opponent’s army units players win
the battle and become more powerful.
In addition the makers of Tiny Token Empires -- BiP media -- has
decreed a kingdom’s worth of exclusive features for the PSN
version including a new campaign with mythological monsters,
improved AI, a new local multiplayer mode, enhanced graphics and
animations and new characters.
Players already familiar with the game should download the full
PSN version for an enhanced experience. For those who haven’t
gotten the chance to play it on the other platforms, they can
get a taste of the strategy-puzzle action with the new Demo also
available on the PSN. The Demo consists of the first campaign,
that of Rome, which acts as a tutorial.
Tiny Token Empires includes the following features:
Six campaigns with more than 20 hours of gaming
Four game modes (solo and multiplayer) and three difficulty
levels to make the fun last even longer
The Free Mission mode gives you variable goals
Five nations, five heroes, 25 generals and 50 units
Different puzzles to get through battles, digs, incidents and
more…