Hyperbees has produced some of the more original 3D games for Android with some being major hits like SpeedX 3D and Prism3D. We got to talk to Tom and Bart of Hyperbees about their games, development challenges and what’s in store for Hyperbees in the future. So without further babbling on my part, here is Tom and Bart from Hyperbees!
Pinball for Android, developed by Magma Mobile, has been around for awhile now on the Android market. While there aren’t many pinball games available just yet, and what is available is pretty terrible, Magma Mobile has kept this title high in quality and innovation. Each stage in this game is unique and interactive while keeping the gameplay simple and true to pinball.
DiCaprio’s new movie Inception is on it’s way to theaters (July 16th if you were curious) and with that a new game based on the movie is available for your phone. Built with Unity3D, Inception Mind Game offers up 3D action and strategy all rolled into one title. There is one catch though, it is exclusively for Droid and Droid Incredible phones (via Verizon). Everyone else is out of luck.
It’s a damn shame. I have the overwhelming feeling I’m being left behind, and there’s not a thing I can do about it. And it makes things hard, especially if I have to write game reviews. Android is growing, it’s growing fast, and with every update the games are getting more and more advanced and require so much more of the phone that it did in previous versions of the Android OS.
With the recent news surfacing about Android 2.2 (Froyo) already being tested live, thanks to some statistics posted by Taylor over at Android and Me, the question for all us game fans that arises is pretty obvious: What does this mean for gaming with Android devices? This is a good question especially since the recent update to the Android NDK.
Alright I know the whole title with Droid Does is getting played out now but I think for this little bit of news it’s fitting. Droid owners, have in the past, complained about the games and controls, especially when trying to use a D-Pad style button setup with your keyboard. Well there is a solution and for $15 you’ll get yourself a physical D-Pad for your Droid.
The developer of Blastosis: Invasion, Siliconis Games, sent me a nice little email to tell me about his game being released onto the Android market. So off I went to go download it and give it a whirl. Blastosis: Invasion is a space shooter game where your fly your ship around shooting everything that comes at you and gain power-ups along the way while enjoying some great graphics.
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