Lately 11-Bit Studios has been hard at work on their new exciting game – This War of Mine. Many of you probably heard about it and with a good reason, it looks really promising. While the attention is focused on that project though, a new one managed to slip in just a few days ago – Anomaly Defenders.
Frima Studios games are nothing if they aren’t unique. Even from each other, each game released by them so far has been completely different from their previously released games. Nun Attack: Origins is no different.
Although there is no date yet for its Android release, Rebuild: Gangs of Deadsville is now available in its beta form through Steam Early Access. The game is centered around rebuilding society after surviving a zombie apocalypse. With a small group of survivors you take back blocks of a city, while trying to survive in a zombie-filled world.
After Gameloft’s extensive live stream of the singleplayer campaign of the new Modern Combat: Blackout, we now have some new information and clarification about many of the game’s features and changes, along with some things to compare with previous games in the series.
11-bit Studios made a name for itself by turning the tower defense genre on its ear with Anomaly: Warzone Earth, a tower offense game. They followed that up with an expansion, Anomaly: Korea and a sequel, Anomaly 2 but now they are trying something different, by doing what everyone else was doing previously: a tower defense game.
Be it Smaug, Maleficent or Vermithrax Pejorative, the infernal beast, shall always invoke images of raw power and force. Yesterday was no different, as Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 805 processor has been benchmarked by CNET’s Erik Franklin. The results make one thing clear: The 805 processor stands victorious over the competition.
Total immersion is the best way to describe the feeling you have when watching the one minute and twenty second video trailer for 11 Bit Studios upcoming game This War Of Mine. The stunning visuals layered with the strikingly stirring music are a prelude for what is to come.
Mobile Gaming USA, a two day summit and expo held in San Francisco California, is quickly increasing in relevance, not only because of the burgeoning mobile gaming market, but because the expo has managed to attract some of the most prestigious members of the industry, including the likes of Unity Technologies CEO David Helgason and former CEO of Electronic Arts, John Riccitiello. However, what is most interesting about this expo is not its star studded guest list, but rather the surprising data that has been revealed during the summit.
Noodlecake Studios has released their newest game onto Android called Zombie Road Trip Trials. This particular game is a mix of arcade driving and physics-based gameplay that revolves around destorying zombies while you are driving. This can be done with weapons attached to your car, or perhaps using the car itself.
The Trials franchise has finally made its way to Android devices in the form of Trials: Frontier. For those of you not familiar with this series of games, the Trials franchises puts players in control of dirt bikes which they have to drive across some of the most ridiculously difficult tracks one can think up in their mind. This means plenty of crashes and plenty of attempts to make a single jump.
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