A rather popular iOS RPG title from Mighty Rabbit Studio now has plans to make the jump over to Android. Saturday Morning RPG has been migrated over to the Android platform and is gearing up for release onto the Google Play store soon.
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A group of indie game developers have decided to team up and collectively discount their games from May 24 to June 1. This initiative is called Because We May, and its purpose is to celebrate online stores that give developers the choice to price their games however they like. Luckily for us, Google Play is on the list.
While a lot of gaming media may not have heard about Pitbull Studio, a game development company in Britain that specializes in getting hired out for specific projects, anyone who owns a Tegra-based Android device should be familiar with the name Pitbull Studio.
Yesterday during the GTC conference nVidia revealed their newest project which takes aim at cloud gaming. This service, called the GeForce Grid, will provide a gaming-on-demand service to any device by streaming it from the cloud to your specific devices.
Following in the footsteps of the nVisions digital magazine, Gamefly have released their own interactive digital publication as well called GameQ. As you might expect from gaming industry themed publication, GameQ will contain in-depth stories, interviews and more. Just like the nVision’s magazine as well, the GameQ magazine is available only for tablets.
There’s a huge advantage in the mobile gaming market nowadays, that has become crucial for a big amount of developers: you don’t need to make an eye-popping games full of superb graphics to be successful. As a consequence of this, games are now rated for their content, theme, ability to hook people, and creativity. This is the case of Kairosoft: a company that has really hit the spot with their Time-Resource management games. And one of their latest releases just confirms this. Let’s take a look at “Cafeteria Nipponica”.
Herocraft has been rather silent as of late when it comes to game releases onto Android. However, that has changed as they have just released a new game onto Google Play which breaks away from their usual types of games they have released in the past.
Gamevil today released their Punch-out style game onto iOS called Punch Hero. Since they decided to release it today on iOS, we decided to toss them an email to see when the Android version would be arriving. Thankfully, if you like boxing games, then you won’t have to wait too much longer to play this one.
Our friends over at Noodlecake Studios got in touch with us to let us know that their ‘Game-a-Week’ project begins today. To celebrate the launching of this rather ambitious project, Noodlecake Studios have released their first title onto Google Play called Lunar Racer.
Pocket Gems are a game development team that originally started making iOS games and since their beginning have acquired quite the following. Recently they also started releasing their games onto Android as well. Today marks their first Android exclusive game release, according to VentureBeat, with a title called Tap Dragon Park.