Back in November of last year we reported on the Kickstater for a game called Fist of Awesome hit up Kickstarter for funding which it eventually got successfully. Since then we’ve watched this game get developed and now it is finally time to enjoy punching random hostile animals in the face as Fist of Awesome is now available on Google Play as well as for Ouya and GameStick.
Gamevil releases a Puzzle-RPG called Spirit Stones onto Google Play, complete with multiplayer PvP
Gamevil has released a new game onto Google Play called Spirit Stones. Like the title of this article states, this is a Puzzle-RPG but this is slightly different than your average game in this genre. For starters there is global PvP available, something you don’t find often in these sort of games.
Lords of Discord – Herocraft’s upcoming cross-platform tactics style strategy game coming in 2014
Herocraft has made a lot of games for mobile as well as publishing games by other developers as well. However the company is looking to expand their reach and in doing so they are breaking into an area where a lot of games don’t reach into. This area is the cross-platform gaming experience and while there’s a lot of games that are cross-platform between iOS and Android, there isn’t a whole lot that move past that into the realm of PC/Mac/Linux gaming.
Rube Goldberg and the machines he made have have inspired people throughout the years into creating complex machines and constructs using random objects to accomplish the most menial tasks possible such as pushing a ball 2 inches to the left. However, they are fun to build and even more fun to watch in action, especially when people get a little crazy with their contraptions.
Three games currently in soft launches you should check out if you can, global releases coming soon
Over the past few days there have been a few games that have been released as a soft launch specific to certain countries in like Canada, Australia and a few others, order to test to make sure they are all running good. Two of these games we’ve talk about in the past already, covering their inevitable release onto Android, and both are being published by EA. These games are Dungeon Keeper and Heroes of Dragon Age. The third game is actually from LucasArts called Tiny Death Star.
Crescent Moon Games and Tasty Poison Games have teamed up and released a new cyber punk themed FPS game called Neon Shadow today for Android gamers to dig into. Before you ask the inevitable question when it comes to FPS games let us answer it for you right now – yes there is controller support.
Rovio finally announces a release date for their Angry Birds Go kart racing game, shown off with a trailer as well
Rovio has been hinting at a kart racing game for quite some time now but today the company made it official by announcing a release date as well as the first, of probably many, trailers for everyone to check out. There is also a full micro-site for the game now as well which, we must admit, is actually pretty nifty looking.
The Humble Bundle 7 has arrived featuring six new games available for Android and other platforms
A new Humble Bundle has launched and it looks like Android users get to enjoy a bit of a double dose of gaming goodness from the company. The Humble Bundle 7 features a selection of games that you can grab for your Android device, PC, Mac and Linux for whatever you want to pay.
In more Clash of Clans developer Supercell news, the company has announced today that it has sold 51% of the company to SoftBank and GungHo Entertainment for the ridiculous amount of $1.5 billion making this one of the biggest mobile game studio purchases to date. It isn’t like either company didn’t have the money to spare, especially after GungHo Entertainment’s release of Puzzle and Dragons which makes them a staggering amount of money by itself.
Back when it was announced that Trendy Entertainment was making a sequel to their hit tower defense style game Dungeon Defenders, everyone seemed pretty excited about a lot of the changes that would be arriving with this sequel. One of the big changes was that it would be a lot more like a MOBA style game than an action-based tower defense game like the original was.