Epic has announced today that the newest version of their game development engine, Unreal Engine 4, now officially supports Google’s new Android-powered Virtual Reality platform Daydream. The support comes in the form of an official plugin which is actually now available for developers to grab and use to make Daydream games already.
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[UPDATE: Game Released] gumi inc’s upcoming RPG called Phantom of the Kill finally has a release date
gumi inc, who already have released a few solid games onto Android such as Brave Frontier and Wakfu Raiders, have finally announced a general release date for their upcoming Phantom of the Kill RPG for mobile devices. We originally reported on this game back in the beginning of 2015 and since our last article in October, not much has been mentioned about this game’s release until now.
Over the past couple of months, and especially over the last week, there have been rumors that Google was working on a true Android-powered Virtual Reality platform and a standalone headset. Today, as was suggested to happen, Google announced that platform which will be called Daydream.
NetMarble has announced today that they have opened up pre-registration for their upcoming team-based FPS title called Final Shot. As we just mentioned, this particular game is a multiplayer FPS game where teams of fiver players battle it out with each other on a particular map that is chosen.
Like always Google will be live broadcasting the opening keynote speech for this year’s Google I/O conference. And just like we do each year, we will be sure to have all the live streams from the entire conference available here for viewing for those of you who can’t make it to the actual event. This year’s Google I/O should be pretty interesting, especially with what we already know is going to be making their debut.
[UPDATE: Game Released] Assassin’s Creed Identity will finally be released onto Android this May 18th
Back in February 2016 Ubisoft announced that Assassin’s Creed Identity would be landing on mobile devices in the Spring. The company then released the game onto iOS the same month, but Android users were unfortunately told that they need to wait for a bit. Well that wait looks to be ending finally thanks to a post on Ubisoft’s Facebook announcing the Android version’s release this month.
If you’re a fan of retro-style arcade puzzlers, you now have a new one that is looking for beta testers right now that you can sign up for and check out ahead of launch. This game is called Ellipsis – Prologue and has just currently started up a sort of public beta. As the game’s title suggests, this is the prologue, so it isn’t the whole game at all.
Back in April Niantic Labs started up the ‘Field Test’ for Pokemon GO, which is essentially a closed beta. When that started, it was only available in a few select regions, such as Australia and New Zealand. Today the company has expanded that beta testing phase to include the USA and that means that sign-ups are now open.
The Blue Angels are looking to get their own flight simulation game in the near future which will be appropriately titled Blue Angels – Aerobatic Sim. In case you are not familiar with who the Blue Angels are, they are professional stunt pilots who have been putting on aerobatic shows for a very long time.
Bandai Namco has begun teasing an upcoming game reveal slated for tomorrow for a new Dragon Ball game. As of right now there’s almost no information about what this game may be, but there is a teaser site that has launched with pictures from a variety of other Dragon Ball games and a countdown clock to tomorrow’s reveal.









