Everyone’s favorite swiping game, Fruit Ninja, has seen a boom in popularity as of late. With rumors afoot of a movie in the works, Halfbrick Studios has just announced that the game is going to also be compatible with the upcoming VR hardware that’s been announced recently.
Released by Neverstill Mobile, GameFans is a new app that curates gaming news. The idea is that the people behind the app will select what they feel is the best stories worth reading that are gear to gaming, and then readers can up- or down-vote the stories from there.
Released by Mika Mobile, Lost Frontier is a new turn-based strategy game for Android. Set in the old west, players will seek to survive in a world that has been impacted by both steam punk technology, as well as the supernatural. Players will choose a “living legend”, such as John McGraw who can provide a bonus to units like the Posse, Calvary, and Gunslinger, Wyaty Wilcox who boosts the Rifleman, Cannons, and Gatling Gus, or Doc Valentine who pumps the Doctors and Chuck Wagons, or one of several others.
Developed by Lenovo, and created in collaboration with Vibram, there are a new set of smart shoes that could one day be set to enter the market. Among other things, they’ll be able to track both step counting as well as how many calories are burned, allow the user to participate in fitness competitions, custom lighting, and music interaction, and allow users to receive health tips derived from a special insole. Oh, and it also will double as a game controller.
Released by Kairosoft, Station Manager is the newest game in their sim/management franchise. We actually reported on this game heading to mobile devices earlier this week, so it is good to see Kairosoft launching a game they were teasing so quickly. In Station Manager, as you are probably guessing, players are tasked with overseeing the smooth operation of a transit station.
As eSports continue to rise in popularity, it should come to the surprise of no one that a site focusing on the topic, namely PvPlive.net, would now be releasing an Android app. In their new app, they cover things such as scores (including live scores that are up to the second), highlights, analysis, and so on.
Released by Seraphic Games, Bubbit is a new arcade game for the Android platform. In this game, players are tasked with pulling bubbles together, in order to score points. The bubbles have differing point values, and those values stack as they are combined. The gameplay is fairly straightforward in that players will select one bubble, and then a single surrounding bubble can be rotated around it.
Released by FME Fun Free Games Inc, Cruise Ship: Super Burger Chef is a new game in their Cruise Ship series. As one might guess from the name, players will be responsible for running the burger bar on a cruise liner. Players will be tasked with specifics such as cooking the burgers, as well as preparing the fries, onion rings, drinks, desserts, and salads as well.
Released by Dodo Built, Block Havoc is a simple, rhythm based game that’s just been released on to Android. In Block Havoc, players are simply looking to see how long they can stay alive, amassing a score that’s equal with their duration of play. Gameplay for Block Havoc is simple. Players will control a pair of plain, white circles near the center of the screen.
Released by Astrologic Media, Missile Attack VR is a new take on the classic game Missile Command. In this game, players are tasked with firing their laser cannon to take down incoming missiles, and see how long they can keep the missiles at bay. What’s nice about this game though, is that it will work with VR headsets such as Google Cardboard, but will also work without one, simply viewing through the screen of the phone as one would with any other type of game.
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