Glu Mobile has begun showing off their next offering for Android gamers and it is the second game in the Contract Killers Zombies series called Contract Killer Zombies 2: Origins. Featuring third-person shooting action, you’ll be roaming around various locations and doing what you do best, eliminating zombies, lots and lots of zombies.
A couple of weeks ago we mentioned that a rather highly rated iOS tower defense game from Melesta Games called Toy Defense would be making its way to the shores of Android soon. Well as of a couple of days ago Toy Defense has become available for purchase and download off of the Google Play store. This particular tower defense game is a bit on the lighter side of things when compared to other, more serious, tower defense games.
If you have happened to wanted to play as a bad ass nun with some guns then you’ve probably checked out Nun Attack for Android already. Developed by Frima Studios, this game currently goes for $1.00 on Google Play which is a pretty great price for it. However, if you didn’t want to pay the dollar for Nun Attack you will soon be able to get the game anyways as it will be going to free-to-play this Friday, November 23rd, 2012.
A few days ago Glu announced a new game that would be heading to Android soon called Dragon Slayer. This particular game is Glu’s answer to bringing a title similar to Monster Hunter to Android without it actually being Monster Hunter, or as one commenter put it in our previous post, it is basically like Death Dome but with dragons. Still, Dragon Slayer offers up some pretty enjoyable gameplay and visuals.
One game we have been eager to see get release by Gameloft is their spin-off of their MMORPG called Order & Chaos. However, this spin-off from that MMORPG is actually a MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) game called Heroes of Order & Chaos, a game we have talked about a few times in the past couple of months. This will be the first MOBA game to hit mobile devices and it does look promising.
After the news of OpenFeint being shut down soon from yesterday, GREE has followed it up with a new game release called Magnus Ignis. GREE has also done what a few other developers have decided to do in the past and start a new developer account on Google Play with a slight variation of their name. Square Enix did it, EA has done it, and now GREE has done it as well. So even though this game shows up as the only game GREE has released onto Android, that is not true. It is just the first game under that account.
For the most part most augmented reality games are usually of an MMO nature with a few exceptions to the rule existing. Google has already done its fair share invading the world with Android devices and now their in-house development studio, called Niantic Labs, have revealed an MMO augmented reality game called Ingress which looks pretty interesting to say the least.
Madfinger Games have been running an open beta for their multiplayer version of Shadowgun, called Shadowgun: Deadzone, for the last few weeks now. Right on time with their announcement of the game dropping the open beta tags and officially launching on November 15th, 2012, Shadowgun: Deadzone has arrived on Google Play. There is also a few things you should know when you go to jump into shooting other people in the face.
Chillingo has released a couple of new games onto the Google Play store this morning called This Could Hurt and Grow Away. Both games are very different from each other with This Could Hurt being a 3D platformer while Grow Away is a game similar to a lot of the other ‘vs’ types of games already available on Android except this one is themed around food vs bad diet.
Having been released over a week ago as a location-based early access beta for folks in Canada and Australia, Spacetime Studios have gone ahead and officially launched their newest title in the Legends franchise called Arcane Legends. We did a fairly extensive preview of the game a couple of weeks back but for those of you who missed it, we will go over it all again.
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