Every once in a while, you come across a game that unexpectedly performs wonderfully. Well, Major Mayhem is one of those games. Developed by Adult Swim, originally a cable television network that shares channel space with Cartoon Network, Major Mayhem delivers all the goods – simple yet action-packed gameplay, loads of content, a freemium model that actually works and a decent underlying storyline.
When you mention Rovio, you think of slingshots and birds and pigs. But that’s changed. After four successive Angry Birds-themed games, Rovio’s latest release doesn’t involve slinging birds into pigs or anything of that sort. Instead, it’s a remake of a popular iOS game (Casey’s Contraptions) that they had bought over not too long ago.
I have always been fascinated by ants. They are quite remarkable creatures. When I saw this game, and that it involved ants and strategy, I decided to give it a try. Overall it is a fun game. The goal of BugKing is to dominate your fellow bugs in the field. You start off in a small hut, as do your opponents.
In a game, controls are one of the most important aspects. Controls are what can make a game great and they are also what can completely break a game. One of the hardest parts of designing a mobile game is trying to find and implement controls that really work with, not against, the platform and game your working with.
Madfinger Games are synonymous with the mobile gaming scene on Android, what with the massive success of their previous titles – Samurai II: Vengeance and Shadowgun. Their games have been known to be the standard bearers on mobile platforms, especially in the graphics department. Released amid high expectations amongst Android gamers, how does their latest game, Dead Trigger, fare?
Oscura is a minimalist platform-slash-adventure game, where you play as Oscura, a creature who’s entrusted with the responsibility of preserving light on an island. However, the lighthouse’s power crystal explodes, and you now have to collect light shards to restore light to the island.
If you can imagine if Temple Run was released for the Atari 2600, you would have ActionWall 3D. This game was developed by Sunflat who actually used to go by a different name originally when they were first releasing all of the ‘Papi’ games onto Android.
A few years ago, a group of French students created an enthralling game with a novel concept for their first year project. Today, this game of theirs – called Puddle – has evolved from a mere prototype to a full-fledged game running on mobile, console and PC. How does the mobile version of the game perform? Read on to find out.
Bloody Bunnies is a game released for Android and iOS that was developed by MentalWarp software If you love the Smash Bros series (like me) then you’ll love this game. Like Smash Bros, I can only describe this game as an arena-style fighting game but with cute, hyper-violent bunnies!
Not too long ago, sometime in late April, Zynga released their hit iOS game ZombieSmash onto Google Play. Amid the countless undead-themed games that seem to be making their way onto mobile devices, does ZombieSmash have what it takes to stand out of the pack? Read the admittedly belated review to find out.
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