Topping off yesterday’s news that Chillingo has just released three pretty solid games onto Google Play called Feed Me Oil, Draw Race 2 and Harry the Fairy comes word that Chillingo is also gearing up to release Critter Escape! onto Android soon as well. Feel like playing as a mud mutant?
For those of you who have been following us for any decent amount of time may have seen us talk about Robotoki, a game development studio created by Ex-Infinity Ward employee Robert Bowling. We have also talked about their first game that they have announced called Human Element, a zombie apocalypse game that is certainly different than your standard zombie game.
We have been waiting for a little while now for the next update to arrive to Minecraft: Pocket Edition and it now looks as though it could be arriving real soon, as soon as next week. According to recent tweets from Daniel Kaplan who is the project manager over at Mojang.
Madfinger Games are synonymous with the mobile gaming scene on Android, what with the massive success of their previous titles – Samurai II: Vengeance and Shadowgun. Their games have been known to be the standard bearers on mobile platforms, especially in the graphics department. Released amid high expectations amongst Android gamers, how does their latest game, Dead Trigger, fare?
WorkEffective have just come back from the grave after almost a year without movement on the Google Play store. This time, after being dedicated to Children-oriented apps and games, they’ve come with an interesting Hack ‘n’ Slash game. The Runes Guild is, told by WorkEffective themselves, an “Old fashion hack & slash game with modern graphics”.
Chillingo, a publisher of mobile games who generally deals with iOS releases, has turned around and launched three games onto Google Play. Chillingo did start releasing Android games awhile ago but eventually took a break from it aside from the rare title here and there. After EA purchased Chillingo, we predicted more games would arrive on Android and it seems to slowly be coming true.
Developers are always free to monetize their games in whatever way they seem fit whether it is free-to-play, freemium, paid full version or free with ads or any combination of those. Sometimes the results may not be what the developers thought they would be. The same applies to gamers as well. Dead Trigger from Madfinger Games is a prime example of this.
Developed by Spectrum Entertainment, their CarDust has received an update which is actually pretty big. This update brings with it a completely rebuilt physics engine along with more content including two new game difficulties to choose from in case the Hard difficulty was a bit much for you to handle.
One of the more anticipated games as of late happens to be Madfinger Games’ newest offering to Android gamers which comes in the form of some zombie killing goodness called Dead Trigger. This particular game is an FPS title where you will be trying to survive long enough to figure out a way to end the current zombie problem the world seems to be having.
Another company has put a sale up for the July 4th celebration and that is Sega with their Super Monkey Ball 2: Sakura Edition game for Android. Unfortunately that is the only game that Sega has put on sale but if you don’t have this game yet, there you go.
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