Apparently nothing shows the Christmas Spirit better than two robots beating the crap out of each other. At least that is the impression we are starting to get thanks to the amount of robot-themed combat games that seem to be getting released over the past couple of weeks. As you may have guessed, since we are writing this, that another one has landed on Google Play called Android Overkill.
OddWorld Inhabitants has released a new Oddworld game onto Android over on the Amazon AppStore called Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath. For those of you not familiar with this game, Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath has a Western theme to it, except everything is filled with different alien species.
SEGA is teaming up with a company called gumi Asia in order to bring their popular strategy game Chain Chronicle to a worldwide audience next month. Currently this game is enjoying a fair bit of success over in the Eastern part of the world but has remained location-locked to that area. This is going to change though in the very near future though.
The Banner Saga only hit Google Play in November and already we are hearing that the sequel to this game, appropriately named The Banner Saga 2, will also be making its way to mobile devices soon. Stoic Studios made the announcement today and while it was mainly focused on the PC and console version, hidden a bit inside is that the sequel will also be coming to mobile devices.
Every year at around this time every outlet for gaming gets their Game Of The Year picks and awards ready. We are no exception to this rule and it is time for you, our readers, as well as us here at DroidGamers to get together and figure out what games we should pick for the Game Of The Year in each major genre, as well as the one game that takes it all as the overall Game Of The Year for 2014 on Android.
Papercraft games anyone? Lately, there have been more games using this art style and I love it. They generally produce unique characters, as well as rare game play mechanics. The latest title to use this style of artwork, is coming from game design studio Arkadium Games. Arkadium Games has been in business since 2001. The company was started by Jessica Rovello and Kenny Rosenblatt. The company now has multiple offices from New York to Crimea. They have created, what appears to be, a gem of a game, called Twisty Hollow. It will be arriving for Android devices soon.
Back in November 2012 Valorware released an open-world RPG called 9th Dawn that has done pretty well for itself. Apparently it did well enough to warrant a sequel and that is exact what is heading our way soon. Officially it will be called 9th Dawn II and it will incorporate the same the original one had in regards to a more modern design for combat combined with classic RPG style of gameplay.
One game that has always been fun to play is the endless runner called Canabalt where you run across roofs of buildings for as long as possible without dying. Djinnworks has released their own idea of a rooftop running game called Stickman Roof Runner.
Every now and then we hear about a game coming out for mobile devices that we truly can get excited about. It feels like it could be a game changer. We see the graphics, get a brief synopsis of the storyline and we immediately get hooked in anticipation. Such is the case with Vivid Games new project Godfire: Rise of Prometheus.
The number of really good titles continues to increase in the Play Store. The latest to arrive is a 2D Point and Click adventure title from developer Studio Fizbin out of Germany, entitled The Inner World. Headup Games their publisher let us know that the award winning game is now available for Android. It was released earlier this year on IOS. It is also available for PC and Mac. The game won the Game of the Year award at the German Computer Games Award 2014 and The Best Family Game award at the German’s Developers Association in 2013. The game environment is extremely colorful and completely hand drawn, with heavy doses of humor and good puzzles to solve.
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