Full Fat Games has announced that they will soon be releasing a rather big update for their Agent Dash game. This update, titled Dash Another Day, will bring with it new characters to play as, new levels to play through, and the entire game will also have been remastered with a totally new game engine as well.
Seabeard is a colorful adventure game that is created by London-based independent game developer Hand Circus, and published by Backflip Studios. The game was released some time ago for iOS, and garnered great reviews from gamers and media outlets. Android users have been waiting for the game to arrive, and now we know the release date, which is May 14th.
Ittle Dew (think “It’ll Do”) is what was once referred to as a maze adventure (well before Action RPG was around). Styled after the Legend of Zelda series (at least the older ones that favor the top-down perspective), Ludosity manages to both tip its hat to the classic franchise, as well as fashion a game that is great in its own right. It walks that proverbial tightrope easily.
Studio Baikin is headquarted in Lyon, France. The studio has produced some pretty interesting games since coming on the scene. What I like about the games they produce, is that they are quite different from one another. Thus far they have created Dark Guardians, Slashing Demons, Bun Bun Bam, and Climax. If you enjoy movies and puzzles, Climax is a game worth downloading.
Monument Valley is the puzzle game, where players need to navigate the silent princess Ida around different levels that look like they were ripped out M.C. Escher paintings.
Every Tuesday, new games are released via the Nvidia Game Grid, for the Nvidia Shield Tablet and the Nvidia Shield Portable. It’s Tuesday, and the latest game is Dirt 3 from Codemasters.
It is time for another Android game sale round-up for the end of this week. We are doing it today instead of our usual Friday round-up since we have already talked a lot this week about sales, so we wanted to wait till the very end of this week to make sure we get all the good games into this list this week.
Released by Devilish Games, Roller Cactus is a game of matching shapes. The set up for Roller Cactus is simple. There’s a cactus on a set of roller skates, and it’s speeding along an old, dusty road. On this road are brick walls with various shapes cut out of them, and players must contort the cactus into mimicking these shapes, so as to glide through unharmed.
Mortal Kombat X was supposed to be a massive release for all platforms in the gaming industry, and it has been for almost all of them. It’s April 30th and Android is still without Mortal Kombat X on a global scale. So far it appears that the Philippines is the only region who can access this game right now, and there is no real word as to when the rest of the Android world will be able to get their hands on it. With the sheer amount of comments on our YouTube channel and here on the site regarding Mortal Kombat X, we figured it would be interesting to see who actually still plans to download this game when it does become available, and who does not plan to get it.
Nightmares! 3D is a dual-stick shooter with full 3D visuals and a rather creepy atmosphere which makes for a fairly enjoyable game to kill time with. If you happen to play this game then you will be happy to know that it has been updated with a few bug fixes and improvements as well as a new level to try and survive through.
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