Interesting news coming out today over the recent Zynga acquisition (which cost them $210 million) of OMGPOP and their hit game Draw Something. It seems as though, since the acquisition of OMGPOP, that Draw Something has seen a steady decline in daily usage and it is no small number.
Nevosoft, developers of the Dream Sleuth and Mysteryville hidden objects games, have released another hidden objects game onto Android called Magic Academy: Part One. Like their previous hidden objects games, Magic Academy also comes with other puzzle to solve and mini-games to complete.
GREE last year made headlines when they bought out OpenFeint for a cool $104 million. This year GREE has decided to make headlines again with another acquisition but this time snapping up Android game developer Funzio, creators of Crime City, for almost double what they paid for OpenFeint.
Zen Studios, developers of the great pinball arcade platform Zen Pinball THD for Tegra-based Android devices, have put on sale three Marvel related tables on sale for $0.99 for a limited time. These tables are on sale to celebrate the release of Marvel’s The Avengers movie.
For those of you who are not familiar with GREE, they happen to be quite a large social gaming platform based out of Asia on Android. Last year they purchased OpenFeint for around $104 million but haven’t actually released any of their titles onto the U.S. Android market until now.
One game we got to check out during GDC 2012 was Game Insight’s Rule The Kingdom game which is a sort of city building / RPG type of mash-up for Android. The city building aspects are sort of a side note with this game while the RPG elements really are the focus.
Occasionally it is nice to check out random genres of games such as music-based titles. When doing so, you end up finding some great games sometimes and Cytus by Rayark Inc is definitely one of those. If you have played Dance Dance Revolution or even Flash Flash Revolution, then you already know what you’re getting yourself into.
ngmoco is in the new again today scoring another deal, this time with developers of the highly popular game Tiny Tower. In this agreement, NimbleBit will be bringing their next game, called Pocket Planes, to Android using the Mobage network from ngmoco.
A popular board game that goes by a variety of names such as ‘Ludo’, ‘Pacheesi’, ‘Twenty-Five’, ‘Sorry!’ and so on has arrived on Android. Having been given a makeover with cute elves and graphics, Elf Ludo by Artex Studios brings the game to your Android device.
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.
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