There’s a new life management sim heading to Android in the coming week called Crap! I’m Broke!. As you can probably tell by the name of the game, this is a comedic/humorous game about trying to manage your own life and failing to do so quite easily. Of, and you need to watch out for death as well.
Square Enix and IO Interactive’s critically acclaimed stealth-infused action game, Hitman: Absolution, is now available to stream on Nvidia’s Shield family of devices, including Shield Android TV and Shield Tablet. The game is available to stream with a GeForce Now membership, which costs $7.99/month and free to try out for the first three months.
Originally released as World of Dots, Puzzle Spin is a re-release of the game, though with a slightly different focus. Whereas the former had a story to it, this one focuses on the puzzles proper, and has a total of 75 of them, that are broken down into three sections of 25 each.
As part of Google’s special presentation today in San Francisco, the company announced their two new Pixel phones officially, the Pixel and Pixel XL. While these two new devices feature a lot of ‘firsts’ for Google, one of them happens to be regarding Google’s new Virtual Reality platform called Daydream. Both devices are the first official phones for Daydream to use with the headset Google has been developing. Today they also made the new headset official and it is called the Daydream View.
Fans of arcade shooters have a new one to look forward to that sounds like it will be rather challenging. This game is called Wings of War – London Squadron and will be arriving from One Man Game Studio later this month. This will be a 360° top-down style of shooter, which are not exactly common and can be quite challenging if done right.
Set on the planet Miranda, some 42 light years from Earth, Alex is the only survivor of a crew that was tasked with terra-forming the surface of Miranda to make it more like Earth. Oddly enough, what caused their disappearance isn’t all that clear, so Alex will need to find out, all on his own.
As many of you are probably aware, Amazon bought Twitch not too long ago for a cool $970 million and has since kept their hands on the game streaming company. One feature many people have been wanting has apparently been the ability for their Amazon Prime membership to count towards their Twitch Turbo membership. Well, as of today, that has become a reality in a few regions.
RSGApps, or otherwise known as the indie developer Robert Grzybek, has released their newest game onto Android called Pocket Trader. Just like the name suggests, this particular game is a trading game where players will be hopping between different locations to sell a variety of goods, hopefully at a profit each time.
According to Crescent Moon Games, Legend of the Skyfish is coming to Android this week. This game is set among a collection of islands that are under the vengeful thumb of the eponymous Skyfish, which was awoken by fisherman reaching too deep for the catch.
Last year, a team comprised solely of two indie game developers released Kingdom, a kingdom-building simulation featuring minimalistic strategy gameplay and vibrant pixelated visuals. While that game was met with a positive response from gamers and critics, the development team has built on that core gameplay experience with new features and game design improvements in Kingdom: New Lands.
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