A lot of indie game developers have started to release their games on multiple platforms all at once, or shortly after one another. Part of the reason for this is because all of the markets for each platform, be it Android, iOS, PC, Browser-based, and even console, are much more accessible to smaller developers than they once used to be.
Back in June of this year we reported on a new interactive gamebook series that would be heading our way soon from Liber Primus Games, developers of the Narborion Saga series. This new gamebook series, however, is written by Richard Morgan whose previous includes writing Crysis 2 and Syndicate.
Rovio has pushed out a duo of Halloween-themed updates to two of their games, Angry Birds Pop! and Angry Birds 2. Like any good Halloween type of update, both of these are filled with zombies. Of course these are zombie pigs, all of which you will have to deal with in all the new Halloween-themed levels that have been added to each game.
The Grand Tournament expansion is still fresh for Hearthstone players, having been out barely a month. This, however, isn’t stopping Blizzard on working on more new content for their popular TCG. Rumors are already starting to circulate that a new Hearthstone adventure will be unveiled at this year’s Blizzcon.
A new indie game will be heading to Android soon that will put players into the role of a fugitive snowman. The game is called Frosty the Assassin, and the goal is to stay alive for as long as you possibly can. While Frosty the Snowman takes on a bit more of a sinister role in this game, he also looks rather creepy as well.
After recalling a list of their games earlier this week, EA is now listing some of their current games at the low price of a dime. They’ve marked down the cost on about a dozen of them, with most of them falling under the Chillingo name. There are some noteworthy games on this list as well, including Monopoly, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, and the formerly-to-be-removed Dead Space.
The latest game launching on Android exclusively for the Nvidia Shield Android TV is a strange and dreamlike adventure set in 1920s Paris. Blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination, Contrast, created by Canadian developers Compulsion Games, focuses on Didi, a lonely little girl whose single mother leaves her at home every night when she goes out to sing in nightclubs, and casts you in the role of Dawn, Didi’s imaginary friend – or is she?
The first episode of Minecraft: Story Mode will be premiering later this month on all platforms. Telltale Games is planning a pretty big event as well for this world premier. In what the company is calling the ‘World’s Largest Let’s Play’ event, there will be the Minecraft community, Telltale fans, YouTubers and streamers along with some of the cast and crew coming together to play the game.
While we still have to do our weekly round-up of Android games on sale, today a few developers have put a bunch of their games on sale. We just reported on Kemco, who has 12 of their games discounted, and Tin Man Games also has 10 of their Gamebook Adventure titles on sale for a limited time as well.
For whatever reason today has a lot of Android games going on sale. It isn’t just a bunch of random games either. A few developers have put huge chunks of their catalog on sale for quite cheap, and Kemco is one of them. Today the company has put 12 games on sale for a limited time, all of which are now priced at a mere $0.99.
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