If it seems like we’re picking on Gameloft today out of pure hate, that isn’t the case. Gameloft games are top notch and most contain polish and work that rival console companies. With that being said, they’re just easy to pick on in terms of Android support.
We don’t do a lot of posting regarding contests elsewhere on the internet but this one is rather large and getting more Android devices into people hands is always a good thing too. With that said, ZAGG is giving away a Kindle Fire every day for the month of February.
Mojo Bones have just released their unique platformer called Tongue Tied! onto the Android Market. This could be considered a new type of gaming genre. We have physics-based puzzle games and now with Tongue Tied! we have a physics-based platformer as well.
A new game engine has be launches by Tag Games called moFlow. This particular game engine will allow developers to “facilitate multiple platforms at one time and by allowing players to interact with each other regardless of the platform being used.”
A new game has landed on the Android Market from Dreamfab called Saving Yello. This is already quite popular on iOS and now the developers have brought it over to Android as their first game release for our platform.
Imagine this: Gameloft releases a brand new trailer for Modern Combat, Modern Combat 6: World War Space, and suddenly you find yourself brimming with sweat and your mouth strangely dry.The graphics induce uncontrollable eye twitching and that new gameplay mode renders your jaws grounded and mopping the floor (while knowing touchscreen control is terrible, but you’ll play it anyway).
Zen Studios, developers of the rather awesome Pinball platform for Android called Zen Pinball THD, have released a new table for purchase called Epic Quest. This new table actually brings some RPG mechanics into the mix instead of your standard pinball table format.
EA appears to be gearing up for another game release which will be coming to us sometime this month. The Sims Freeplay will be making its way to Android and it will be, as the name implies, a free game that will be support through in-game purchases.
We knew Crytek had their eyes on the mobile gaming arena for some time now thanks to previous job postings for Android and mobile developers as well as some leaks. Now we have a much better idea of at least one thing they are working on and it is called GFACE.
Polarbit’s sequel to their hit racing game called Reckless Racing has just landed on the Android Market. Reckless Racing 2 features the same great top-down racing action found in the first title but with improvements all around along with new tracks to race on.
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