Today seems to have a decent amount of Square Enix news, with this little tidbit of Final Fantasy goodness being the latest. Back in September 2015 we reported on Square Enix who had revealed at that time that they were working on Final Fantasy Type-0 Online which would be coming to mobile devices at some point in the future. Well it looks like that is getting close to becoming a reality.
Visually remastered versions of two games in Techland’s first-person survival horror series, Dead Island: Riptide Definitive Edition and Dead Island: Definitive Edition, are now available to stream on Nvidia Shield devices via GeForce Now. Set after the post-apocalyptic events depicted in the first Dead Island game, Dead Island: Riptide Definitive Edition, drops players on board a military ship controlled by the Australian Defense Force, which has taken the survivors of the first game captive. Unfortunately, the zombie virus has spread to the ship’s crew, which leads to the vessel crashing and offloading its passengers.
Released by Mobox Technology Co Limited, Combo Clash is a new action rgp that has left its soft roll-out and is now available globally. In this game, players will begin by controlling characters who are thrown back in time, right before they finish graduating from a school that requires them to hunt monsters.
Flaregames has been quite busy this year. They have already released Olympus Rising and Dawn of Steel into the Play Store. Their latest game is an action-RPG that can be played with single taps on screen. It feels almost like an endless runner in some ways, but the gameplay is solid, the leveling up is fun, and if you like action, there is plenty to be had.
Originally announced as an iOS exclusive, SYBO Games has announced that their newest title Blades of Brim will eventually be coming to Android as well. So what was once a full exclusive is now a limited exclusive, which is why we are reporting on this now. Why the change? We aren’t sure but probably enough people bitched at them to bring it to Android that it made it actually happen.
Locojoy, the developers behind the most downloaded mobile RPG in Korea so far this year, have announced that they will be bringing their game to the West in the near future. The game is called Dragon Raja and comes with both PvE and PvP content for players to partake in, depending on your preference of course. Interestingly enough, Dragon Raja initially was released as a PC game back in 2000 over in South Korea.
Back in February of this year My.com released their Action-RPG onto Android called Juggernaut Wars. Besides being an Action-RPG, this game also features MOBA-style mechanics, all of which is based in the world from a previous game by My.com called Juggernaut: Revenge of Sovering.
Devolver Digital has released a new game onto Google Play, called NOT A HERO, in what appears to be a limited release in terms of the devices it supports. Either that or it is for Nvidia devices only, at least for right now as that seems to be the only supported devices, the Nvidia Shield Tablet and Shield Android TV.
Koei Temco have been bringing Dynasty Warrior games to consoles since 1997, and now mobile devices will soon have their own Dynasty Warriors game thanks to a partnership between Koei Temco and Perfect World. What’s even better is that we will be going hands-on with Dynasty Warriors Mobile, as it is officially being called, at this year’s E3.
As we previously reported here, the next installment in the Aralon franchise has arrived. Aralon: Forge and Flame takes place roughly 100 years after the original game happened. Like the previous game as well, this one is a full-sized 3D Action-RPG title with visuals that look quite improved over the original.
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