NetMarble has released an update today for their rather popular Marvel Future Fight game on Android. This update brings with it one of the smallest superheroes to ever exist, and that would be Ant-Man. This is the second Marvel themed game to get Ant-Man announced for it, the first one being Zen Pinball which will be getting an Ant-Man pinball table next week.
Set for release on next week onto Android, Forest Home is a new puzzle game from The Binary Hill (the devs behind Mini Motor Racing, and other games). In this game, players are looking to guide cutesy, woodland animals back to their homes. The forest is broken up into levels that are on a map, and players will also need to strive for a three stars rating on each level. You can also show off your results on your social media accounts.
Recently the latest installment into the Geometry Wars series was released onto mobile, much to everyone’s joy. The developers have since been working on an update for Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions already and players will soon be seeing that update arriving for the Android version some time next week.
A new minimalistic arcade game is available on Google Play called Nocturne Heights from developer MotorCookie. The visual style of this game is interesting because it gives the impression that you are in an overhead perspective. The way the dynamic lighting happens certainly makes it feel that way.
Last week saw the release of The Raven – Legacy of a Master Thief on Nvidia’s gaming-on-demand service called GRID. Since we get a new game each week, that means we have a new one available now and this week’s game happens to be the 2D head-to-head brawler BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger.
Released by Avalanche Studios, Rumble City is a turn based strategy game. Set in the 1960s, players assume the role of a former gang leader who is rounding up the former members. Players will progress through each level, clearing it of competing bikers and/or gang members, and hoping to be awarded stars (up to three per level).
Madfinger Games has announced a new version of their third-person multiplayer shooter Shadowgun: Deadzone that will let users create their own game content for everyone to play. Officially titled as Shadowgun: Deadzone GM Edition, the GM part stands for Game Master’s Kit, which will allow users to make new maps, modify weapons and characters, and basically let players create their own game elements as well.
Last week we reported on Crescent Moon Games replacing a couple of their games with free-to-play versions instead while stating that the premium price model is dead. Needless to say that caused quite an issue with a lot of people, especially with those who currently own the two games that were replaced with free-to-play versions: Mines of Mars and Neon Shadow. Now Crescent Moon Games is apologizing for the replacement of the premium versions and they have come up with a better plan for future changes.
One of the highest rated game demos for the Samsung Gear VR has been Anshar Wars. Now the developers behind that game have released launch details for the sequel to Anshar Wars, also coming for the Samsung Gear VR headset. For those of you unfamiliar with this series, Anshar Wars 2 is a space combat game where you control your spaceship using your head.
We haven’t done a Hidden Gem type of article in quite some time, but that’s not to say we haven’t found any Hidden Gems to write on. It’s quite the opposite really but getting time to write about all of them is hard to do at times. However we find ourselves having some time to write about one called The WUUUUUUUUUUUU.
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