Back in May we brought news that Snoop Dogg would be getting his own rhythm-based combat game that would be heading to multiple platforms including Android. Well 505 Games has brought the Way Of The Dogg to Android finally so you can now kick some ass but in a really mellow state of mind.
One game we rather enjoyed a great deal was the minimalistic game called LAD. This game featured visuals similar to what you would find in other minimalistic art styled games such as Limbo. Well Black Chair Games have brought us the second installment into the series called LAD: Run. With this new addition though we are brought back to the beginning to where it all started.
Noodlecake Studios have been doing an excellent job bringing some of the more popular iOS games over to Android over the past while now and one of their next releases will be the ever popular Minecraft-inspired The Blockheads by Majic Jungle Software. This particular game is pretty interesting as it looks like a spin-off of Terraria but actually plays out a lot like Minecraft, especially when it comes to building things.
A few days ago we brought everyone the first screenshots and trailer for Gamelion’s upcoming sequel to their rather popular dual-stick shooter called Monster Shooter. The sequel, named Monster Shooter 2: Back To Earth, will have you defending Earth from alien attacks instead of going after them yourself when they kidnapped your cat. Now the aliens are on the attack trying to get all the cats at once.
The rather strange concept of what would happen if a city, say Tokyo, happen to suddenly be overrun with a jungle and the animals took the city back over landed on Playstation 3 not too long ago. It’s a game you’ll either love or absolutely hate, there really isn’t much of an in-between with this title. However, it’s popular enough that a mobile version is heading to Playstation Mobile in the very near future.
HyperDevBox, for those of you unfamiliar with this development company, make some pretty epic games not only with the game itself in terms of content and visuals but also in actual size, with the average game weighing in at over 1.5GB in size. While things have been a little quite from HyperDevBox, they have finally broken the silence and it shall be the Xbox/PS3 game Record of Agarest War.
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