One of the main developers of Minecraft: Pocket Edition and the upcoming Minecraft Pocket Realms multiplayer service Mojang will be launching held a live stream via TwitchTV a few minutes ago. While the stream was rather short, it was full of details that those of you eager to learn more about are probably wanting to know.
Today I am covering two games that combined have been download a billion times, Subway Surfer and Temple Run 2. Why? Both of these are games that I just seem to have a hard time putting down. They are available for Android and iOS but something about these continuous runner games keeps me coming back for more.
Elves Quest, by developer Cellap, is an interesting mobile game that attempts to work like an ARG, or augmented reality game. The world of ARGs is an interesting one because it’s so new and is still being developed and explored. Some games do a much better job of utilizing the real world than others, while most of them tend to basically overlay some gameplay on top of a Google map and that’s it.
Back in the beginning of February we talked about Kabam who will be teaming up with NBC Universal for the next Fast and the Furious game which will be heading out way soon. The movie is slated to hit theaters on May 26th, 2013 and this new game is also slated for release sometime in May 2013, most likely around a week before the movie hits theaters.
There are probably plenty of you who are reading this right now that have played the original After Burner game in the arcades from back in the day. Well Sega has decided to randomly release a game today and it is a new addition to the After Burner franchise called After Burner Climax.
Ratrod Studios has announced a new addition to their Drift Mania franchise is on the way to multiple mobile platforms including Android sometime in the early part of Summer 2013. Officially named Drift Mania: Street Outlaws, the game is pretty much as the name suggests, drift street racing through various locations around the world.
Uppercut Games has brought their robot-filled third-person shooter EPOCH over to Android. Developed using Unreal Engine 3, EPOCH takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where robots battle it out for survival. Along the way player might even be able to piece together the events that took place which ended up having the old world end and leave nothing but ruins in its place.
Another week is coming to a close and therefor it is time for Nvidia to post another video regarding another game playing on their Android-powered handheld gaming device called Project Shield. As you might be already expecting, the game looks pretty damn good playing on Project Shield.
Last week we talked about the next game Glu Mobile was gearing up to release called Frontline Commando: D-Day. Well Glu Mobile has gone ahead and released the game onto Google Play as of a couple of days ago. For those of you who missed our last article about Frontline Commando: D-Day, this game is themed around World War II battles.
Electronic Arts has started up their annual Sweet Deals sales event for Easter and while most of the benefit, at least right now, is for gamers on iOS devices. Android gamers do have some deals that they can take advantage of should you be looking to pick up a few deals.
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