Released last year in China to much acclaim, the hugely immersive survival sim LifeAfter has now released globally for iOS and Android. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a devastating virus has left civilization in tatters. With violent factions now set on fighting over and hoarding what precious resources remain, the average person is forced to scavenge for supplies, hunt for food, and fend off swarms of infected in order to survive.The game sees you travelling across a variety of dangerous – and yet visually stunning – locations, from desolate deserts and freezing forests to war-torn cities and deeply creepy abandoned mines. And with an adherence to realism in both its mechanics and art style, it’s easy to become entirely caught up in the intense moment-to-moment gameplay.So, in these harsh times, there’s nothing more comforting than the bright lights of the survivor camp known as Hope 101. Here, you’ll be able to find momentary solace with other players. Any friends made along the way can then be teamed up with in co-op to take on deadly bosses or research and develop life-saving technologies. On the other hand, loot-hungry fellow players can prove deadly in the PVE environments – so best remain cautious, eh?On top of maintaining a decent stock of food and curative items, you’ll also have to carefully tend to your character’s wounds. Establishing a home base from which to operate is similarly important, and updating and expanding your base as you level up is imperative to your survival.So, if you fancy unleashing your inner survivalist, LifeAfter is available now to download for free over on the App Store and Google Play....

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It's been a while but it's time to crank the rumour mill's handle as it looks like Telltale Games could be bringing more of its titles to the Nintendo Switch.*As with all of these sorts of posts do take this with a pinch of salt since nothing has been outright confirmed.*According to GoNintendo earlier today, Telltale Games put out a job listing recently calling for a 'Nintendo Compliance Specialist'. That's a decent sign Telltale might be in it for the long haul.I know we've already got Minecraft: Story Mode on the way, but it'd make sense for the others to follow suit, both old and new. Given that Telltale Games' games are on PC, console, and mobile, the Switch seems like the next logical step considering its popularity.Which Telltale title would you most like to see on the Switch? (I think you guys know mine already) Let us know in the comments below....

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