Scott Cawthon, the creator of the massively successful ‘Five Night’s At Freddy’s’ series gave the internet quite a scare over the weekend when he lied about his upcoming sequel being cancelled.
Author: Lance Lasheras
I remember the first time I heard that Mario was more recognizable to children than Jesus. It was a massive revelation. A figure who spent all day eating mushrooms and jumping on turtles was more familiar to kids than someone considered by some of their parents to be the savior of mankind. It made sense, Mario was fun and simple. Jesus on the other hand made a lot of adults yell at each other.
While the release date is still unannounced, ScottGames has released the first details on the next installment of his widely successful horror series Five Nights at Freddy’s.
Young readers might wonder why the internet is filled with so much lament over the fallen blue hero. Sonic The Hedgehog has become the mascot equivalent of Val Kilmer, depressing us with his bloated antics. Dozens of failed games, countless reboots, and now the Sonic Boom atrocity have all but killed this once great franchise. Sega has even announced they’ll no longer be making console games and be focusing only on mobile and PC markets.
For the hockey inclined there’s some fun options available to Android gamers. If you’re looking for the console experience (and hopefully have a game pad) NHL 2K from Sega is a great port of a fully fleshed out title. Or if you’re looking for an arcade style one on one game there’s always Ice Rage: Hockey Free.
The creator of indie horror phenomenon Five Night’s At Freddy’s has teased the first couple of images from the highly anticipated third (and possibly final) game in trilogy, appropriately named Five Night’s At Freddy’s 3.
On paper there’s a lot to like about Immersive Douro’s new action game Johnny Scraps: Clash of Dimensions. It looks like a wild beat ‘em up set in different timelines throughout history. On paper it sounds like the perfect way to waste a few minutes on the bus. On paper.
As promised we’ve returned with another list from the shamelessly tacky to the tackily shameless. This is the second collection of all the console imitators available for the Android. While some are amazing stand out games on their own, it’s impossible to ignore their source material.
We’ve come a long way since the early days when ‘Angry Birds’ demonstrated that mobile gaming could be more than just casual. While not on the pedigree of home consoles, Android games have certainly gained more credibility since the smart phones infancy.