Square Enix has announced that they will be bringing another Final Fantasy spin-off game to Android. While the company won’t be bringing any of their full Final Fantasy games from FF7 and up to mobile any time soon, at least they are still determined to bring as many spin-off games to mobile as they possibly can. So with that said, Square Enix’s new game is called Final Fantasy: Record Keeper.
Nintendo Virtual Boy may not be the worst failure in gaming history, but it was definitely Nintendo’s biggest mistake. In case you were eager to play its small library of games but didn’t want to spend money on a Virtual Boy, you can now use an emulator with Google Cardboard.
Today SEGA has pushed out a little update for their Crazy Taxi: City Rush game which adds a particularly cool car to the game. This update is sort of a team effort with SEGA joining forces with Mattel to bring the Hot Wheels Bone Shaker care to Crazy Taxi: City Rush.
Developers Swing Swing Submarine have announced that their puzzle game Tetrobot and Co., which was previously released onto PC, will also be coming to Android devices in the near future. Tetrobot and Co. is actually a sequel to Blocks That Matter which was also released onto PC awhile back.
So word has been spreading over the last 48 hours about a remake for a Final Fantasy game called Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest by Dark Design Games which apparently had the support of Square Enix behind it. A lot of major websites have reported about this game coming next month, talking about pre-orders going live and people heading to the site to throw money at it. As it turns out, this remake is does not have Square Enix support and is probably a fake.
It isn’t often we get to report on a special move a character has from whatever franchise getting its own rhythm-based game. Actually, it has never happened until today. Ragna the Bloodedge from BlazBlue has a special attack called Dead Spike-san which has somehow become popular enough in itself to warrant a spin-off rhythm-based game called EatBeat DeadSpike-san.
The official Superbike World Championship game has arrived onto Google Play and there is a pretty unique offer exclusive to Android users. SBK14, as this official game is called, is a fully 3D rendered Superbike racing game that was developing in conjunction with Dorna WSBK Organization to “ensure an accurate representation of the white-knuckle Superbike racing style and offer the most realistic motorcycle racing experience on mobile“.
Esper is an upcoming game for the Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR which takes place in 1975. Since this is a Virtual Reality title, the entire perspective of this game is in first-person which is interesting because Esper is actually a puzzle game dealing with extra-sensory abilities.
Nitrome has developed some pretty solid and fun games as of late such as Gunbrick and Endless Doves to name a couple of them. Nitrome’s newest game, called Magic Touch: Wizard For Hire, has landed on Google Play today and just like the company’s past title, this one is also pretty solid and fun to play.
Spacetime Studios recently made news with the announcement that the company would be dropping development of some of their titles in their catalog of games. While these games will be remaining active, they just won’t be receiving updates with new content. In the original announcement regarding all of this, Spacetime Studios hinted at a new game that is on the horizon and today we finally get to talk about it. This new game is named Call of Champions and it is a MOBA but it isn’t your typical MOBA type of game.
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