Digital Chocolate had been active in the Facebook gaming arena for awhile now with some of the most popular games available, ranking probably just below Zynga. Today they have announced that two games with be debuted using GetJar as the venue. Both Millionaire City and MMA Pro Fighter are now available on GetJar for Android.
Gameloft has certainly been keeping themselves in the spotlight lately with all the new games being released for Android, others leaked out as coming soon titles, billing issues and now their games being on GetJar. Well we have news about another game coming to Android as well as an update regarding GetJar.
Could this be the start of something new with Gameloft or is this just a one time thing? That is the question we are asking ourselves after the announcement just made that Modern Combat: Sandstorm HD is now available on GetJar, for free! This seems to be part of GetJars new program offering premium content for free.
Com2Us has just released their very popular puzzle game, Slice It!, onto the Android platform. However, unlike Com2Us’ previous Android game releases, this time around they have decided to only make it available on GetJar. While not a complete snub of the Android Market, it is interesting that they took this route.
It seems that another push from GetJar in support of Android gaming is under way with the recent announcement that they have teamed up with Glu Mobile to offer some of their best paid games for free. A couple of the titles available are Built-a-lot, which is a Sim City style game and Stranded: Mysteries of Time, which is an action game with Dinosaurs.
Recently GetJar raised $11 million in funding and along with this comes news of their business model being tweaked. Some of the money will be put into expanding the company with new offices and business infrastructure. One of the major changes will be coming in the form of paid applications for Android and, more specifically, a big push for paid game downloads.
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