Pocketeers Limited have just released a new open source game engine for developers to use to build games. This new engine is cross-platform compatible which will allow developers to build games for iOS, Android, Bada and Blackberry devices.
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Earlier this week we mentioned that the retro side-scrolling shooter that OrangePixel have been working on, called Neoteria, had gotten a new launch trailer and should be arriving soon. Well only a few days later we get to report that it is now available on the Android Market.
Back near the end of January of this year we posted about a bullet hell shoot-em-up (or Shmup for short) that would be coming from our friends over at int13 called Shogun. Well for all you shmup fans out there who have been waiting for this title, it has now been released onto Android.
Appbackr happens to be one of the major crowdfunding sites we watch when doing our weekly round-up for Android games looking for funds for the public. It works a little differently than other sites in that instead of getting rewards for funding a game, like on Kickstarter, you actually make a profit on your investment instead.
It is no secret now that Rovio has a new Angry Birds title in the works due out next month called Angry Birds Space. With the help of NASA and National Geographic in it’s development and the fact it will use space physics giving it a whole new style of gameplay, this could be very interesting.
Dig the idea of big burly men that are half-naked wearing tights wrestling it out in a ring? In other words are you a fan of professional wrestling? If so then you are in luck as the classic arcade game from Technos, WWE WrestleFest, will be heading to Android soon.
One of the quad-core phones that will apparently be making an appearance at MWC 2012 is the LG 3X, their quad-core Tegra 3 Android phone. Now the official name for release seems to have come out as well as speculation that it will be the follow-up to the G2X on T-Mobile.
There is a new puzzle game on the Android Market from developers Flyweight Games called Test Chamber. This particular puzzle game is one in which you will be pushing blocks around in order to get to the exit in each stage. It is easier said then done though.
So it is time for another humor article and this time we can thank Sega and their old print advertisements from back in the day that are providing today’s laughs. These are, to say the least, surprising in the fact that they would even get printed.
Nevosoft Inc, developers of the adventure puzzle game called Dream Sleuth, have now released the game onto the Amazon App Store for the Kindle Fire as well as other Android devices. Granted if you own something aside from the Kindle Fire, you can already get this game off of the Android Market.