Indie developer I-splet has released their debut title called Cyberpandemic onto Android. This particular game is all about infecting all of the entire world’s computer systems before you’re stopped by one of the numerous government agencies and other groups. In other words, its all about the destruction of the modern world, similar to games like Plague Inc and Bio Inc.
Just a little over a week ago Square Enix announced a new game heading to mobile platforms soon called Valkyrie Anatomia – The Origin. Besides a bit of information about who is producing this game, who is making the soundtrack, and the fact that it will more than likely be an RPG, there wasn’t much in the way of details available.
Bulkypix has put the strange and unique puzzle game Please, Don’t Touch Anything on sale for 66% off for a limited time over on Google Play. For those of you not familiar with this game, players will start the game off covering for a co-worker who apparently had to run to the bathroom.
Released by Ubisoft Entertainment, Hungry Shark World is the latest edition to the Hungry Shark franchise. Designed as a sequel to Hungry Shark Evolution, players will again be assuming the role of a (surprise!) hungry shark, who is out to eat everything that gets in its way.
To be released by Mi-Clos, Antioch is an upcoming gamebook for the Android platform. Set in the eponymous city of Antioch, players will assume the role of one of two detectives who are attempting to solve a murder that occurred within this dark city. The gameplay is to be one of interactive fiction and will be set within the noir genre, with players working within a narrative and focusing on what to do next, either in pursuing leads or options within dialogue.
Today Google has announced that they will be holding the first Google Play Awards during the upcoming Google I/O conference next month. As you are probably guessing, these awards will be for a variety of things, covering a bunch of different categories on Google Play.
Triniti Stars have released a new game onto Android called Survive Mr. Cube! which is all about an elderly man who gave Mr. Kobe a pill, which is took and made him lose conscience only to wake up in a strange new world with only his underwear on. This new place is a dark and depressing location he has never seen before and now he much survive long enough to escape it and return home.
RiftCat has an application called VRidge for Android which allows users of Android-based VR headsets, such as Google Cardboard, to play PC Virtual Reality games on those non-PC VR headsets. Today’s announcement is a big one, which is an update to VRidge that adds SteamVR and OpenVR support. This essentially means that if you own a Google Cardboard VR headset you can play most, if not all, SteamVR games without needing to pay $799 to own an HTC Vive.
Noodlecake Studios continues its amazing release schedule for Android. Think about it. Alto’s Adventure, Road to be King, Pull My Tongue, and Chameleon Run have all been released this year. Up next and available now, is Tiny Rogue. It is a dungeon-crawling rogue adventure, splashed with pixels and turn-based action.
Kiloo is primarily known for their gargantuan hit Subway Surfers. They have other really good games too. They plan to add to their impressive list of games with a new MOBA called Spellbinders. It will arrive for Android and iOS, April 28th.
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