Released by PolyPandas, Blast Blitz is a new endless game that’s been released on to Android. In this game, players will assume the role of a nameless robot who seeks to navigate an endless maze. The layout and much of the games visual aesthetic is clearly inspired by Crossy Road.
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Released by Anton Skvortsov, PixelTerra is a new crafting and survival game for the Android platform. In this game, players will be assuming the role of a nameless character, who is simply seeking to eek out an existence that is challenged by things like hunger, exposure, and even monsters. Beyond just survival the horrors that alternate on the game’s day/night cycle, players will pass the time by hunting and fishing, as well as crafting at different levels.
So with the new year already in full swing, Google is running a sale on a bunch of games, some of which are marked down to a dime, which tends to only occur on special occasoins, such as holidays. In this case, Google is highlighting a pair of sales for games in Google Play. The first one being promoted is up to 80% off of In – Game sales, and there’s quite the cross section of games in the following list.
Clear all the blocks in a grid with random patterns in Break the Grid, now available from Google Play
Released by Kumkwat Entertainment LLC, Break the Grid is a fairly new puzzler to be released on Android. In this game, players will be tasked with removing all the blocks in a grid. There are a couple of rules that players will need to keep in mind, when attempting to clear the grid.
Released by ArmNomads LLC, Cubway is an ambient puzzler that’s been recently made available on Android. In this game, players will look to manipulate a cube, working its way toward the end of the level, which is usually the the other end of the screen. And while that may seem bland on the surface, there are a myriad of environmental effects to account for, and visual highlights to enjoy.
Recently, the interwebs have been abuzz about Nintendo having released their first game onto mobile, coming from a highly sought-after franchise; as Android users, we have felt the slight from Nintendo as it’s currently exclusive to iOS. As I have watched this story unfold from afar, there is a particular facet of it that has now caught my attention, as new information seems to have surfaced.
Fans of Tower Defense games may want to check out Cursed Coins, which is an upcoming game. In this game, players are looking to rob various crypts, and protect their stash of gold coins from invading undead, and other unsavory types. Players face off against skeletons, zombies, and goblins, each with their own abilities.
GoNNER is a newly released platformer, with some rogue like elements. In this game, players will be assuming the role Ikk, whose friend is a beached whale named Sally. In oder to try and make Sally happy, Ikk will descend into deep and dark places, in search of trinkets that will make her happy. She shows up from time to time within the game, and will restore Ikk’s health, as a token of said friendship.
Brought to us by Atari, RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic has just been released on to the Android Platform. This game is somewhat unique, in that it is a bit of a mashup of between the first two RollerCoaster Tycoon games from the franchise, that were originally released in ’99 and ’02 respectively.
Nvidia, the gaming hardware company, features games that run well on their hardware, and sometimes exclusively so. Like many other companies, they’re offering deep discounts on many of these games. Some of them are native to Android, while others must be steamed using their subscription service called GeForce Now. And do make note of the fact that any games purchased through GeForce Now also comes with a redemption code from either Steam or GOG, so the games can still be enjoyed offline, and independently of the streaming service, albeit on a PC.








