Gamevil has announced that they have signed a deal with two different game development companies in order to bring a couple of PC games to mobile devices. The company has inked a deal with Dragonfly and Ginno Games in order to bring a PC game from each of those studios to mobile.
Madfinger Games has begun teasing a new update that will be heading to Dead Trigger 2 in the near future. The update is going to be themed around Valentine’s Day and the trailer itself shows that there could be some love in the air for the zombies. Their hearts may not be beating, but the zombies do have feelings still.
At the end of January 2015 fans of the Duke Nukem franchise got a surprise announcement. That announcement was a massive collection of Duke Nukem games that are coming to Android in what is called the Duke Nukem 3D: Hail to the King Collection. We got a chance to talk with Richard “TerminX” Gobeille of Voidpoint, the company behind the collection, about the upcoming release and all things Duke Nukem.
Originally released as a browser-based game, Galaxy Online 3 has been in beta testing for a decent amount of time recently even though it is out for browser gamers to play. Why has it been in beta testing? Because the company behind publishing the game for browsers, IGG.com, has been focusing on bringing some of their titles to mobile devices. Galaxy Online 3 is their newest one and it is now out of beta testing and available for download.
The beginning of each year is when a lot of the different companies who give out awards in the video game industry announce their nominees, open up public voting for People’s Choice awards, and eventually hold their ceremonies to give out the awards to the winners. With the IMGA awards well under way, the BAFTA awards nominees have been announced today and there are multiple mobile games showing up this year, some of which have multiple nominations for different awards.
While the release date is still unannounced, ScottGames has released the first details on the next installment of his widely successful horror series Five Nights at Freddy’s.
One Piece is a pretty popular anime that has been running for some time now and Bandai Namco has brought the One Piece franchise to Android in the form of a new game called One Piece Treasure Cruise. Having already been released in Japan (and other regions), netting over 10 million downloads, this game is now available for folks here in the United States.
BitMonster Inc.’s popular undead-filled turret combat game Gunner Z has made the long journey from iOS over to Android devices. While this may be another undead killing game, how it all goes down is a bit different. Normally you’re running around with guns and attempting to kill as many zombies as possible.
GTArcade, creaters of League of Angels, has announced that they’ll soon be releasing a sequel to it called League of Angels – Fire Raiders! Unlike the original League of Angels, which (loosely speaking) has some dungeon crawler elements to the MMORPG, Fire Raiders will be a card based MMORPG.
The stunt-filled level grinding game Trial Xtreme 4 received an update a few days ago that finally brings a much requested feature to the game – the ability to play offline. While this is a feature that has been wanted by a lot of players, it does have a limit. Basically the offline gameplay is available for Practice Mode only, at least for right now.
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