Released by Digidiced, Patchwork The Game is the port of the eponymous board game. In Patchwork, players are looking to build the best (prettiest?) looking patchwork, on a 9 x 9 grid. The board game is designed for two players, competing head-to-head, with each purchasing tiles with buttons (the board game’s currency) and “time” (an in-game mechanic that measures out how long it’ll take to finish the stitching for that piece).
Touch Dimensions has announced today that their upcoming Wizards & Wagons title will be landing on mobile devices next month. This particular game is actually a blend of trading sim with a fantasy themed arcade adventure title. It actually looks like it may take a little inspiration from old school games such as Oregon Trail.
For those who enjoy casual games, GO! Gravity is a new entrant for the genre. The premise of the game is simple. Players are looking to guide their rocketship home to Earth from the depths of space. Fuel for said rocketship is low, so players will need to use gravity to assist them in stretching this precious resource.
Mediocre Game Studio has released some pretty awesome games for Android/iOS. Their latest release is coming to Android and iOS March 10th. In a thirty second trailer that was released today, we get a sneak peek of what is to come. Of course it looks interesting! We are talking about Mediocre Games here, the creators of Granny Smith, Sprinkle, Smash Hit and Does Not Commute. DIRAC is their next hit, and we can’t wait to play it.
Last week we reported on Telltale Games’ upcoming new mini-series called The Walking Dead: Michonne and the fact that it now has an official release date. We also mentioned that Telltale Games was planning to do a special stream, showing off the first 6 minutes of gameplay players can expect to see in the first episode when the game is released.
Samsung has announced some new, gaming specific features for their upcoming flagship devices. They’ve added or tweaked a handful of things, compared to previous releases. If these pan out, it could mean that gamers take these phones more seriously. The models in question are the Samsung Galaxy S7, and the SGS7 Edge.
A few days ago we reported on Square Enix and Nvidia basically teaming up to bring a few of Square Enix’s other games over to Shield devices. In that announcement four games were mentioned, although more titles were hinted, all of which were labeled as coming soon. Well one of those games, the critically-acclaimed action puzzle game Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, is now available for Shield devices via GeForce Now.
Welcome to the DroidGamers Indie Spotlight. As the amount of games being released in the Play Store increase exponentially, some really great games get overlooked. Sometimes, it is even more difficult, being an Independent Game developer to get your game noticed. As a new column, DroidGamers will be highlighting Indie Game Developers that show great promise in game design. What indie means can vary, but we will try to focus on smaller studios and excellent game content. First up is Eugeny Butakov, creator of the excellent motorcycle trials type game, Psebay.
Shield owners with a GeForce Now membership can now stream SOMA, the latest terrifying creation from Frictional Games, the masters of psychological horror. Readers who have played any of their previous Penumbra or Amnesia titles will know exactly what we’re talking about here, but let’s clarify things for those who don’t.
tinyBuild’s rather popular game Punch Club only recently made it onto mobile devices, while PC gamers have had the pleasure of playing this game for a little bit longer, but not by much. Well apparently this game has done rather good for itself since its release, breaking the $2 million in total sale mark with sales across all platforms.
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