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.
Having been out for awhile now for Android devices, Machinarium is a delightful little adventure that’ll have you grinning from ear to ear when you’re not scratching your head in complete bafflement. It’s developed by Amanita Design, a small indie studio from the Czech Republic that made a name for itself years ago with a lovely browser-based game called Samorost, mixing animation and macro plant photography to create a surreal space adventure with a distinct organic feel.
Released by Crave Creative Games, Boom Goes the Boat is a reflex based game. In an arcade-like fashion, players are simply tasked with keeping their boat from crashing. The boat will change directions when players tap on the screen, and the boat must navigate a windy river without crashing into one of the banks.
It was only a matter of time before this happened, but Google has apparently begun a Free App of the Week feature which is similar to what Amazon does over on their appstore, except this is a weekly thing and not a daily thing like Amazon. What is even more interesting though is that you basically have to hunt for this Free App of the Week as there’s no immediate promotion for it on the front of Google Play.
Telltale Games held a short press event which was available for viewing over on YouTube’s live stream of E3 coverage and during this little press conference the company announces a new Walking Dead series which will be coming to all platforms including mobile. This new series is called Walking Dead: Michonne and will be a mini-series of three episodes in total.
Well E3 2015 has barely started and already there have been some very good announcements for mobile gamers already, with Torchlight Mobile being announced last week still being one of the top 3 game announcements for mobile, and the week is barely underway! So everything is looking very promising for us mobile gamers. However, there have been some surprising announcements already as well, and one of those is that it appears that Razer has officially purchased Ouya.
This year E3 2015 has a lot of coverage available live to watch, which means plenty of live streams will be available. A lot of this is thanks to the new permissions that E3 has given to Twitch users, allowing them to co-broadcast the press conferences live on their own channel. However other companies are live streaming as well such as YouTube, who is covering E3 as well. In other words there is a lot of live coverage available.
Nvidia is pushing out a new update for their Shield Android TV console which brings with it a lot of requested enhancements, fixes, and upgrades to various aspects of their OS and software. Depending on what you use your Shield console for, this update is a much welcomed improvement overall.
Continuing where the original first-person-shooter Dead Effect left off, players begin the game on ESS Meridian. Players are still trying to discover what exactly the evil is that is attempting to enslave your mind and will, according to the press release, be “Facing monsters more dangerous than creepy undead zombies…..”
Released by Techland and Shortbreak Studios, Guncat is a simple shooting game. In Guncat, players will assume the role of the eponymous Guncat, who is an otherwise nice little kitty that has been rudely awoken by raucous birds. Players begin the game by selecting one of several different guns, and then going to work to take out as many of the birds as possible, by tapping the screen.
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