Yesterday we reported on the news that Imangi Studios and Disney had teamed up once again to bring the mobile gaming world another movie spin-off game that uses the Temple Run franchise like they did with Temple Run: Brave. Temple Run: Oz was released onto iOS yesterday and the Android version we figured would be released any day now. Well that prediction has come true and Temple Run: Oz is now available on the Google Play store.
The newest Humble Bundle for Android has arrived featuring six pretty awesome games in one package including bringing Dungeon Defenders (and all the DLC it comes with) out of retirement for the duration of the Humble Bundle. A little known fact about DroidGamers is that our 3rd birthday is also this month (next week to be exact). To celebrate both our upcoming birthday and the launch of a new Humble Bundle for Android, we are giving away 10 copies of the Humble Bundle for Android 5 (all six games) to ten lucky readers over the next few days.
A few days ago we posted about the next Humble Bundle for Android and the fact that we thought it would be arriving this month. Well it looks as though we were spot on in regards to it coming this month as the Humble Bundle for Android 5 has just launched with six games currently available for purchase with a price you set.
Disney and Imangi Studios have teamed up once again to see how another spin-off of the Temple Run franchise would fare. This time the new game, which we talked about not too long ago, will be themed around the upcoming Oz movie slated to hit theaters on March 8th, 2013. As you may be guessing, the name of this new game is Temple Run: Oz.
Back near the end of February we talked about a new rhythm-based game that the folks over at Crescent Moon Games were getting ready to publish called Zen Training. As you probably already know about Crescent Moon Games, they don’t publish anything unless it is a good quality game which usually is also pretty unique. Zen Training falls right into that category as it is a bit of a different type of rhythm-based game.
If you’re a fan of gamebook series such as Fighting Fantasy (the actual physical books) or Tin Man Games’ Gamebook Advenutre series, then the news we reported on not too long ago about a bunch of the first Fighting Fantasy books being brought over to Android was very good news to read. With a couple of them released already, Tin Man Games and Fighting Fantasy are back with another release, this time taking the form of Temple of the Spider God.
By now most people have heard about 3D printing in one way or another, even if it is just in passing. Well Infinite Dreams has teamed up with Sculpteo, the French online 3D printing service, to offer players of Let’s Create! Pottery the ability to turn their created pottery from just a digital piece of art into the real thing. This is all done by using Sculpteo’s 3D printing service.
We talked about 11 Bit Studios announcing their Anomaly 2 game last week which will hopefully be arriving for Android at some point. The main feature we were really interested in with Anomaly 2 was the addition of multiplayer, where one player controls the offensive units while the other player would be in charge of the defensive towers. Well it looks like Android gamers can get a head start on learning strategies for this type of multiplayer gaming with a new title from IEDS called City Conquest.
Back in December of last year Crescent Moon Games released their newest full-sized 3D RPG onto iOS called Ravensword: Shadowlands. Back then we reported about this game’s launch because it was also almost immediately confirmed that Ravensword: Shadowlands would also be arriving onto Android devices in the near future.
A new 3D adventure game has made its way onto Google Play called Era’s Adventure. Developed by AnDev, this game does not feature the little green dinosaur for Mario called Yoshi. No seriously that isn’t Yoshi, it’s a green dinosaur named Era who could easily pass as Yoshi’s identical twin. It is either that or Yoshi got an identity change at some point.
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