It seems Google is still pushing forward to show their commitment to games and gaming on Android. First it was hiring a Game Developer Advocate for Android, then the purchase of LabPixies and now it is a job posting for a Product Management Leader For Games. This job is for a Google position and not completely dedicated to Android, although I’m sure it’ll be a large part of the job.
Tux Rider – Android Edition, developed by Drodin, is a port of the popular linux game Tux Rider 3D. All you Tux the Penguin fans can now race down ski slopes, collecting fish, getting air and earning points while on your belly like a true penguin does. This game features great 3D graphics, fast paced action and like all things linux, is open source!
Radiant is the type of game that begs the question to be asked, is keeping things simple a bad idea? Sometimes it is, keeping things simple like taking a old formula and not adding a few ideas of your own, usually makes what would be a great game, terrible. Luckily for Radiant, that isn’t the case and in fact works in it’s favor.
Flying Aces, developed by Sticky Coding, is an air traffic control style game where you control the flight paths of airplanes to ensure all of them land safely at the airport. This is a touch based game where you draw lines for the airplanes to follow and has been one of the more popular games of this genre for awhile and now…it’s gone open source!
Like playing Pool? Like puzzle/strategy games? Then you will like Orbs.Knockoff, developed by Devandroid. Orbs.Knockoff is a pool like strategy/puzzle game where you need to clear the table of all the red balls while keeping your own safely on it. Starting now, the developers are offering a $100 cash prize to the person who scores the highest by the end of May.
Cryptose, developed by Insurgent Games, is an interesting puzzle game where it is your job to decrypt messages either as a Hacker, a Detective or a Spy. The whole game is based around encryption and decryption and while playing the game is entertaining, it also allows you to learn a bit more about how it all works when it comes to encryption.
Well it is starting to get to the point where a week won’t go by without some more news regarding peripherals and Android gaming. Just reported right now by Engadget, developer Ryan Frawley, has managed to get the Wiimote to work with your Android phone via a bluetooth connection. The software is available free for this demo/beta phase.
Camel Games, developers of some of the best physics games available for your Android phone, has released another new game called Super Tumble. This is a great physics game with a slight twist, instead of the usual drawing lines to make objects move or shooting style game like Shoot U!, this game requires you to remove objects to completer your goal.
Retro style games always bring back great memories from back in the day when we used to play Atari or, later on, the NES. Arcade games weren’t much different back then either with their simple but great looking graphics and gameplay. P.O.D. by OrangePixel is a great example of a retro style game to enjoy on your Android phone.
World of Bombs Bronze, developer by Zeugame, is a Bomberman style real-time multiplayer game for your Android device. Still in it’s beta phase, the game features maps with power-ups where you can go against 3 other players, bombing everything including them in hopes that you come out on top as the winner and still alive.
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