OrangePixel, one of the awesome developers of retro-style games, has decided to play DynamoKid and MiniArmy into their OrangePixel ‘Classics’ category. This means that both games are now available for free on the Android Market.
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A new game engine has be launches by Tag Games called moFlow. This particular game engine will allow developers to “facilitate multiple platforms at one time and by allowing players to interact with each other regardless of the platform being used.”
Zen Studios, developers of the rather awesome Pinball platform for Android called Zen Pinball THD, have released a new table for purchase called Epic Quest. This new table actually brings some RPG mechanics into the mix instead of your standard pinball table format.
EA appears to be gearing up for another game release which will be coming to us sometime this month. The Sims Freeplay will be making its way to Android and it will be, as the name implies, a free game that will be support through in-game purchases.
A game we talked about back in December 2011 called Coral City from Lonely Sock Games has shed its closed beta tags and is now in an open beta. This means if you missed out in getting into the closed beta, you can now jump right into the game as an open beta tester.
A possible second Monster Hunter title looks to be coming to Android on the Mobage platform from Capcom this February. Titled Monster Hunter with Everyone: Card Master, this will be a social multiplayer card battle game for smartphones.
A couple of weeks ago we mentioned that Game Inside, developers of some of the most popular freemium games on Android, would be releasing a new game called Big Business. Well for those of you who are fans of Game Insight’s titles, Big Business is now available on the Android Market.
Another game that hit the Android Market yesterday is a head-to-head battle type of game called Caps from Avantis Games Studios. This game has you battling it out with your opponent, both AI and other people, in order to rule the world of whatever tablet top you happen to be playing on.
One of my favorite board games as a kids was Monopoly. I never seemed to win a lot but I liked playing. I still have it at the house, which my kids now play. When Monopoly came out for Android, I was a bit skeptical. Could they really reproduce the game in electronic format? Well after playing it awhile on my ASUS Transformer tablet, I have to say yes!
While we have been enjoying the Kongregate app on Android for some time now, allowing us to play optimized Flash games on our Android devices, they haven’t published anything else. That has changed though as Kongregate has published an individual game on the Android Market called / Escape \.