Ironhide Game Studio, the folks behind the very popular Kingdom Rush franchise, has announced that they have made the original Kingdom Rush game free. This isn’t a temporary price change either. The company will keep Kingdom Rush free forever from now on.
Released by Loomus Games, Prismatica is hex-based puzzler that began on desktop systems, and has now been ported over to mobile. In an interesting twist, the game focuses on blending colors to set up the board that requires solving. The game starts with primary colors (red, blue, or yellow) with each set of hexes being comprised of one.
Crescent Moon Games seems to be quite the busy little bees as of late, with plenty of releases going on from them. Their newest one is a game called MicRogue and is all about climbing a tower, getting the loots, and not dying in the process.
Currently enjoying a decent amount of popularity over on iOS, Drive Ahead from Dodreams is a simple yet rather fun game about smashing cars into one another in order to score points. There is both single-player and local multiplayer modes available to play through as well.
Djinnworks has been around for awhile now, releasing nothing but stickman games onto Google Play for fans of stickman games to enjoy. Their newest one, called Stickman Battlefields, is now out in an early release version for fans to try out.
Released by Com2us, 9 Innings Manager is a new baseball game that’s been licensed by the MLB Players Association, and is now available on Google Play. Within the game, its players will assume the role of a General Manager with a focus on roster assembly and player retention through recruiting actual MLB players, assembling their respective lineups, and seeing how the team fares.
Coffee Stain Studios, the folks behind the ridiculous Goat Simulator game, have brought their newest game to Android devices. Depending on how you read the title, you either call this game MMO Simulator, or Goat MMO Simulator. Regardless of how you label it, this game is just as absurd as the company’s other titles, and that’s a good thing.
BPGames have released a new challenging arcade game called Asciid onto Google Play. Featuring minimalistic retro-style visuals, players will need to switch between the light and the dark in order to avoid hazards and survive for as long as possible.
A lot of game development studios in Asia are starting to plan and release their games into the Western markets, especially after getting some success over in the East. Another one called Exos Saga just got released in South Korea and the developers are now looking to bring the game to a worldwide audience soon.
Developed by Microids and released by Anuman, Red Johnson’s Chronicles has just been released onto Google Play. Originally released for the PS3 back in 2011, this was ported over, with some additional puzzles added. For those unfamiliar with the game, it is a murder mystery where players assumes the role of Red Johnson himself, a private investigator.
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