Gameloft has announced which of their current games in their catalog are available for the Samsung Galaxy S4 phone. As of right now there are 10 games available on Google Play that are currently available for Galaxy S4 owners with another 10 available through the Samsung Apps Store. Some of the games available on Samsung’s Apps Store are also available on Google Play while other titles, like Dungeon Hunter 4, are only available through Samsung’s Apps Store.
With the 0.7.0 update closing in on actually getting released, we get to see glimpses of what the game will look like after all the UI changes that have been getting worked on to make the game a little more polished looking. We’ve already taken a look at the new home screen for Minecraft: Pocket Edition 0.7.0 and now we can a better look at the new menus that will be arriving with this rather big update.
The Green Throttle gaming system, which consists of a controller and an application that basically turns the Android device it is installed on into a console system, has had six new games added to its catalog of supported titles. This includes the ever popular Duke Nukem 3D game for those of you who just like to shoot stuff… a lot of stuff.
The long awaited space sim game Star Command which had a rather successful Kickstarter campaign, will be arriving onto iOS on May 2nd. So what about us Android gamers? Well as much as the company behind Star Command wants to release the Android version at the same time, we will unfortunately have to wait until June 2013 to get our hand on their game.
It is that time again where another week is coming to a close. Even though we had a bunch of sales for Android games start on Monday, some of them are still going on right now. However, there are additional games that have gone on sale starting today so get ready to score some more deals.
Like pressing buttons? Do you own one of those fancy, new-fangled Bluetooth controllers? Is a touchscreen a little too futuristic for you mobile gaming needs? Well, DroidGamers has got you covered. I, along with members of our forums have created an exhaustive list of controller-supported Android games.
While we are still waiting for Square Enix to catch up on some of their Final Fantasy games that were slated for release onto Android, like Final Fantasy IV, Square Enix has announced a new game called Final Fantasy Tactics S which is a social tactics style of game that is sort of a spin-off of Ivalice Alliance.
Spacetime Studios has pushed out a new content update for their futuristic space themed MMORPG called Star Legends. This new update is called Aftermath- Planet STS.25 and brings with it some of the usual features you find with any update that arrives for any of the games Spacetime Studios has.
One game we are eagerly looking forward to getting released is a new retro style game from OrangePixel called Heroes of Loot. We’ve actually talked about this game a few times already but if you happened to miss our previous coverage for Heroes of Loot, here is a quick rundown of what this game is about.
Interesting news today from Google who have updated their Content Policy (the Dangerous Products section) for the Google Play store with a new little snippet of information that states developers must now go through the Google Play store when pushing updates to their games or applications. Up until now it wasn’t mandatory to push an update through Google Play which means developers were allowed to push their updates for their games or applications directly to a user’s device.
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