OlliOlli was developed by Roll7 and published by Devolver Digital. It was a huge hit on PC and then later on mobile devices. In particular, the Nvidia Shield devices. The sequel to OlliOlli is OlliOlli2: Welcome to Olliwood. It is now live in the Google Play store. What is more unbelievable, is that the game is only $0.99 Keep in mind, that this game requires a controller, and more than likely, is only available for Nvidia Shield devices.
Red Bull Media House in collaboration with Roadhouse Interactive, released Snowboarding the Fourth Phase. It follows rapidly on the heels of the last successful game from Red Bull Media House, which was Bike Unchained. The Fourth Phase is an upcoming film starring American Professional Snowboarder Travis Rice. In short, this game is epic, cinematic and fun to play.
Duello Games is bringing one of the most popular slashing/quick-fingered swiping games to Android in early 2016. iSlash is back by popular demand with a sequel entitled iSlash 2. The game is currently soft-launched in India, Israel and Australia. The worldwide release for Android/iOS is expected to occur in January 2016.
Earlier this month we reported on some of the details about the upcoming expansion for Fedeen Games’ Forsaken World Mobile MMORPG. While there wasn’t a ton of details available at that time, we do now know some more about what will be coming with this expansion.
Released by Pixelbite, Xenorwork is their Sci-Fi themed, top-down shooter. In Xenowerk, for those who aren’t aware, player are tasked with cleaning out infestations of mutants, only those infestations are in well nested in the dark.
SuperPlus Games, which is a new game development studio made up of ex-Rovio developers, has announced their newest game for mobile devices caledd Retro Shot. This particular game will be a blend of mini golf and pinball, all wrapped up into one game. If this all sounds familiar, it should. We actually reported on this game coming to Android back in October of last year.
One of the big additions coming to Minecraft: Pocket Edition is the inclusion of full Redstone capabilities, which can make all sorts of automated things. The basics have already been added to Minecraft: Pocket Edition, that being the Redstone itself, but the more complex items and better optimization will be coming in the next update to the game.
In other Nvidia GeForce Now news, Tomb Raider isn’t the only Square Enix title being released on Nvidia’s game streaming service, as both companies have announced additional titles heading our way. While only four titles were specifically mentioned, those four titles were pretty big names and Square Enix is stated that there will be even more than those four.
Nvidia just launched Tomb Raider (2013) onto their cloud-based streaming service GeForce Now, and it’s available for GeForce Now members to play for free on their Shield device of choice. In other words, it isn’t one of those games you can purchase at a premium price on GeForce Now.
Released by Stampede Games, Evo Explores is a new puzzler for Android. Designed in the same style as Monument Valley, this game uses optical illusions and M C Escher style visuals to be the framework for the puzzles. Within this game, players will be assuming the eponymous role of Evo, a little robo, whose job it is to explore other planets.
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