Terraria was just recently released onto Android last month and we are already talking about the sequel. Details regarding the actual Terraria 2 game are pretty scarce but there is a good reason for that, development on the actual game itself hasn’t really even started yet. With that said, we do know a few things regarding the launch of the sequel and what platforms will be getting the game.
It has been awhile since we got to talk about a major update to Minecraft: Pocket Edition since the past few updates have been minor version increases, mostly dealing with bug fixes pertaining to Minecraft Pocket Realms. Well now we finally get to talk about the next major update which will be version 0.8.0 and basically confirms that Redstone is on the way to the game very soon.
Roccat has been making PC gaming peripherals for awhile now and it seems the company wants a piece of the mobile action but not in the way you are probably thinking. While Roccat hasn’t jumped into making actual peripherals for mobile gaming, they have released an application they have been working on for awhile now that will turn your Android phone or tablet into a gaming peripheral.
EA has plenty of franchises in their catalog of games for a variety of platforms but their main FPS franchise called Battlefield is one that the company has big plans for in the near future. These plans pertain to bringing the franchise to mobile but it isn’t just about bringing a port of the game over. It’s also about having it ‘inter-operate’ with the game on other platforms as well, making it a true cross-platform mobile game. This is a trend we have been seeing lately as this is at least the third game in about a week that we’ve talked about heading our way that will contain cross-platform multiplayer with its PC/console brethren.
Welcome to another end-of-the-week round-up of Android games that are on sale right now. This week’s list is actually decent in size and pretty much every game is a good game to possibly spend a dollar or two on grabbing. It is also spread out across a lot of the genres in gaming so there should be something for everyone this week on sale.
Minecraft and even games earlier than that have created a trend over the last year or so with games featuring the blocky style of visuals being released. The good thing about this trend is that most of the games released using this style of visual happen to end up being good and enjoyable games to play. Dogbyte Games has a new title heading our way soon that features this style of visuals called Blocky Roads.
There is nothing quite like driving a giant mechanized robotic suit equipped with a plethora of weaponry and raining down justice and destruction onto whatever your target happens to be at that moment in time. Unfortunately there isn’t a whole lot of games, let alone good ones, that allow us Android gamers to do that.
About a week ago Ubisoft announced a trio of games that would be making their way to Android in the near future. Well the first of those three games is now available on Google Play called Rabbids Big Bang so all you Rabbids fans out there have a game featuring them that you can play while on the go.
One of the features that Nvidia’s Shield was announced to have was the ability to stream PC games to it so you can play those game on your Shield. While the short term goal was local streaming from your own PC, the long term goal is to have streaming available no matter where you are as long as you have an internet connection. This would be through Nvidia’s GRID streaming service which we’ve talked about a few times already.
Another game on Steam has announced some additional platforms that it will be available on in the future after its release on Steam. Developed by Cliffhanger Productions, Aerena – Clash of Champions and is a tactical turn-based combat strategy game which will feature cross-platform multiplayer. This is the second game this week that we have reported on that will feature this kind of cross-platform support.
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