Kairosoft seems to be starting a habit of letting all of us know when the next game for Android will be coming and what game it will be. In the past they have never said anything until the game is released except for their most recent title Cafeteria Nipponica and now Pocket Academy.
Yesterday we mentioned that the iOS version of Minecraft: Pocket Edition had received the crafting update along with a few other new features such as chickens and cows. Since Mojang said they would try to keep the updates released as close as possible for both Android and iOS, we predicted that it would arrive for us very soon.
Well it looks like the highly anticipated Minecraft: Pocket Edition update could be heading our way very soon. This update will be the one that brings crafting to Minecraft: Pocket Edition, something which we have been babbling to you about for the past few weeks with little teaser photos.
It seems as though Draw Something, the hit game from OMGPOP, keeps popping up in the news today. Instead of comparing it with future buy-out for Zynga though, this new bit of news is about an update that just got pushed out onto the Google Play store.
Well a fair amount of UK Android gamers will be happy to know that thanks to a deal with O2’s parent company Telefonica, you will soon be able to have access and play all of EA Mobile’s Android games that are compatible to your device for free for three months.
Back in the beginning of February 2012 SilverTree Media released a new Cordy themed game onto Android called Cordy Sky. Shortly after reporting on the game’s release it mysteriously disappeared from the Google Play store for some reason. Well it now seems to be back and staying put this time.
It seems like everyone loves getting in touch with their inner Picasso. Since it launch in February developer OMGPOP’s Pictionary-style game has reached over 50 million downloads in basically 50 days. Now officially the fastest selling mobile game in history, it has surpassed Rovio’s latest game, Angry Birds: Space.
YoYo Games have done quite well on Android since they started releasing games onto the Google Play store. While a majority of their titles are unique games, they have just released a couple of remakes for some classic games called Simply Minesweeper and Simply Word Search.
Back in March of this year we got to take a look at what crafting could look like in Minecraft: Pocket Edition for Android. It was a basic user interface and was also labeled, quite boldly, as not the final version of the upcoming crafting feature. Well today we get to see how that crafting UI has evolved.
There is a new bug squashing game on Android from developers Art Technology called X-Bugs. While at its core it is a bug squishing game, X-Bugs takes it to a few different levels where other bug squashing games haven’t gone to just yet. Mutant bugs with special powers? Yup, that is in this game too.
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