Released by pH Works, KILL is a new shooter that’s now out for Android devices. KILL has little for a story, but what it does have is somewhat philosophical, entertaining the notion that people are ideas, as opposed to being defined by their corporeal aspects, so each of the geometric shapes represents a thought.
Nvidia, maker of a the Shield Android TV unit, Shield tablet, and the Shield Portable, also offer games that take direct advantage of their hardware, either linking to Google Play, or offering them through their own through streaming service called GeForce Now. With the latter, any purchase of premium priced games from there is also accompanied by a Steam code, for offline play. Through the end of this month, there’s a small group of games that NVidia has placed on sale.
Set to be released by Headup Games, and developed by Incodra, Dub Dash is a new rhythm game that’s coming soon to Android, which we originally reported on back in September 2015. It was originally slated for release in Q4 2015, but as you can tell, it is a bit late on hitting Google Play. Today, however, we have a more specific release time for Dub Dash.
Ubisoft Entertainment is the creator/publisher of some really good games. They could be console games or mobile games. I came across Sandstorm: Pirate Wars several months ago. I wasn’t quite sure what to make of it back then, and I am still not sure what to make of it now that it has been released. The game is visually impressive, the gameplay is interesting and the production quality is high. It even has a bit of a story. If you are looking for Pirates on the high seas, this is not that type of game. Everything takes place in the sun-scorching desert.
Noodlecake has revealed some of their plans for Android game releases for the immediate future today. The first game mentioned is their upcoming Clocks title which will actually be landing onto Google Play tomorrow. The other game mentioned is the much anticipated Alto’s Adventure game, which plenty of us have been waiting for.
Released by Beavl, Tail Wrestling in an upcoming game for Android that is a bit of a mashup of different styles. Tail Wrestling is set to be the first game within what will be a series of titles in the #3Mermen universe. While the developers haven’t released much in terms of specifics such as a trailer, screen caps, et al, they have release a few details about what we can expect.
Back in March 2015 during PAX East we reported on a fun retro-style arcade game called Downwell that would be heading to mobile devices. Not too long after Downwell landed on iOS and has done quite well for itself, gaining a rather large community of fans. That community will start getting bigger thanks to the game’s Android release a few days ago.
One of the mechanics usually required to play any type of platformer is the ability to jump. Meet Super Undercover Slime Agent, an upcoming platformer with plenty of humor and one really interesting twist to it, there’s no jumping involved. The good news… sort of… is that you can bounce a bit, which means you’ll need to master the skill of bouncing off things to clear gaps and the like.
Released by Mars on a Stick, Rox Fling is a jumping game (of sorts) that’s now out for Android. In this game, players will assume the roll of a caveman named Rox, whose Christmas presents were stolen by nearby dinosaurs, thus Rox will take it upon himself to retrieve them.
Roguebox Studios is an independent game studio in Australia, led by Peter Anthony and Stephen Berg. They formed their company back in 2010. They have just released their first game, which is a hybrid stealth/puzzle game called Rogue Agent. If you enjoy outsmarting your enemy like Sam Fisher did back in the days of Splinter Cell, Rogue Agent may fill that void. With an unusual, but impressive art style, Rogue Agent will task you with escaping danger through 52 colorful levels.
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