Delusion Studios are currently developing a full-size 3D social RPG for iOS and Android called LEVEL UP: Guardian of Heroes. They have begun teasing this new RPG with the release of a new trailer showing off a bit of the gameplay and releasing some details about the storyline that this game will have.
Glu Mobile is continuing their rather consistent push onto the Google Play store with even more titles coming this week, one of which is a sort of pet sim game called My Dragon. In this game, you are in charge of keeping healthy and happy the Kingdom of Dragonia’s dragon collection.
The other week when we posted about Square Enix’s upcoming Tokyo Game Show line-up, there were a couple of the games listed that were originally coming to Android in a worldwide release were suddenly labeled as Japan-only releases. Apparently now we are back to having a worldwide release for their upcoming Unreal Engine built rhythm-based action game Demon’s Score. Along with this news, we now know a little bit more about what composers will be on there and also have a new trailer to show.
Fans of continuous running games have yet another one to download and play, this time set in an arctic theme and featuring a penguin who is doing the running. Developed by Supersolid, Super Penguins is a new 3D running game where your little penguin who is running, endlessly, collecting gold fish along the way.
Gamevil has released a new game this morning, breaking away from their usual releases of retro style games mostly in the RPG category, and have released a game called Galaxy Empire. This definitely looks like a title that is being published by Gamevil but was developed by a different company due to how radically different the visuals are. No surprise though since Gamevil is really pushing their partner program for indie developers, having recently added another $10 million in funding to the pool.
I recently sat down with another adventure game, this time Aidem Media’s City of Secrets, fully expecting to find a similar experience to other point-and-click titles from earlier reviews. There are many similar designs and ideas between all adventure games but the unique setting and charming characters in City of Secrets help to set it apart from the pack. We are all familiar with clicking and moving our characters, reading or listening to sometimes massive piles of text, fumbling our way through sometimes great and often horrible puzzles and scratching our heads when an obvious (in hindsight) solution isn’t so obvious. The adventure genre is as filled with repeats and bland designs as any other, but City of Secrets puts out enough original content to make it noteworthy.
2K Games have finally gotten around to releasing their second title onto Android called House Pest: Fiasco the Cat. While their first game was more of an adult title pertaining to politics, this new title is more of an all ages game, especially appealing to the younger Android audience out there although anyone of any age might enjoy this.
There really isn’t a whole lot of games that could be classified as a rhythm action game on Android, or for mobile in general. However Pixel Punch has developed a title that fits nicely into that category of gaming called Music Samurai, where you get to play a rhythm action game as a samurai, slicing up people while you run.
Vector Unit are no strangers to the Android gaming world. They have had two hit games previously, namely the graphically-awesome Riptide GP and the moonshine-smuggling Shine Runner. Now, they’ve got a third game added to their arsenal, Beach Buggy Blitz. Racing a buggy on a beach (yes, they still haven’t completely left the water) sounds awesome, but how does it turn out actually?
Full Fat games have made themselves a name on Android with their flick games. Other than Agent Dash, which we reported about some time ago, all of their titles are known for their use of flick movements, mostly to control balls (golf balls, rugby balls and footballs). Well, they’re coming back this time with yet another NFL game called NFL Kicker 13.
Copyright 2026 Droid Gamers Inc. - All Rights Reserved. - Privacy Policy
Back to Top