CatfishBlues Games, developers of a few popular Android games already including Hyperlight, have released a new game onto Android called Ninja Slash!. This particular slashing game will have you doing a bit more than just slashing items on a screen whether it be fruit or monster.
Sega has just let the hedgehog out of the back for the next, and final, installment in the Sonic 4 series and when it will be heading our way. For owners of a Tegra 3 quad-core Android device, the wait is almost over as Sonic 4 Episode 2 will be landing in your lap tomorrow morning.
Following in the footsteps of the nVisions digital magazine, Gamefly have released their own interactive digital publication as well called GameQ. As you might expect from gaming industry themed publication, GameQ will contain in-depth stories, interviews and more. Just like the nVision’s magazine as well, the GameQ magazine is available only for tablets.
Two weeks ago Rockstar Games announced that there was a slight delay with the release of their upcoming Max Payne game for Android. Through an update on their Twitter account, Rockstar Games stated that the reason for the delay back then was do to last minute testing that needed to be done, mostly revolving around device compatibility.
PlayCreek’s popular action game Death Worm has recently had an update pushed out which brings a slew of new content to the game. For those of you unfamiliar with Death Worm, you play as the monstrous death worm, going around terrorizing the little humans and just causing general mayhem while trying to survive as the humans try to stop your reign of terror.
Namco Bandai generally releases their games onto multiple platforms including both Android and iOS as well as consoles. In fact they have more games released on other platforms aside from Android. However it appears that Namco Bandai are gearing up to release a new RPG that will be exclusive to the Android platform.
There’s a huge advantage in the mobile gaming market nowadays, that has become crucial for a big amount of developers: you don’t need to make an eye-popping games full of superb graphics to be successful. As a consequence of this, games are now rated for their content, theme, ability to hook people, and creativity. This is the case of Kairosoft: a company that has really hit the spot with their Time-Resource management games. And one of their latest releases just confirms this. Let’s take a look at “Cafeteria Nipponica”.
The wait is almost over for HTC Sensation 4G owners on T-Mobile. The carrier has confirmed that Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 3.6 will be pushed to the Sensation 4G starting on May 16. A previous report suggested the update would not arrive until June. It appears as if the HTC Amaze 4G will receive its ICS update around that time instead.
Hothead Games have published the award winning Steampunk themed adventure game from Amanita Design called Machinarium onto the Google Play store. As you know we just love unique indie games with a unique art style to them and Machinarium falls right into this category.
If you’ve ever wondered where the flood of video game Kickstarter campaigns began, it would be a good idea to start with Double Fine Adventure. Even though Double Fine Adventure was not the first video game to seek funding through Kickstarter, it was the first game that showed it is possible to raise over $3 million by appealing directly to fans. The Kickstarter campaign is long over, but there’s still an opportunity to make a donation and get the game for Android.
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