One game which, if you are a fan of ridiculously cute cartoon ponies, Gameloft has begun teasing is the title they have partnered up with Hasbro for called My Little Pony. Featuring characters from the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic animated series such as Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash, Apple Jack, Rarity, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, players will be creating their own Ponyville with the help of Twilight Sparkle and Spike.
It appears, as what usually happens in this instance, that Square Enix has seen the error of their ways when they decided to restrict rooted Android users from being able to download and play Chaos Rings. The tidbit of information came after the release of the game so rooted users were left wondering what was going on. Square Enix eventually added the ‘will not work on rooted devices’ line to their market listing on Google Play.
It is always refreshing to come across a title that employs an innovative gameplay, for far too often games are unoriginal and clichéd in the mobile space. Sumioni Demon Arts, originally a PS Vita title, bucks the trend as it makes use of a unique gameplay style. The game has a good premise, but does it deliver?
One game we are looking forward to getting our hands on is Star Command from War Balloon Games. This neat little retro style game (visually) is a combination of sim and action gaming meshed into one title. Now the developers are teasing everyone with a new video that is a play through of the beginning of the game.
Archos announced back near the end of August that they had been developing a gaming centric Android tablet which would inadvertently be in direct competition with Wikipad’s upcoming gaming tablet offering. The Archos GamePad has now gotten a hands-on fondling by the folks at ARMdevices.net, giving us a pretty good view of the upcoming 7″ gaming themed tablet.
The rather large RPG, both in gameplay and overall file size (roughly 3.5GB), by inXile Entertainment called The Bard’s Tale has gone on sale for 50% off to celebrate the company’s ten anniversary. The Bard’s Tale isn’t your standard serious RPG title either, considering your character is a rather selfish, sarcastic bard looking for gold or women, or preferably both.
Mediocre Games’ second release onto Android, the cool running platformer called Granny Smith, has been update with a dozen new levels, all featured in the great beyond known as our galaxy. Apparently keeping a thief away from your apples in an inter-planetary type of job these days. You’ll be discovering all sorts of goodies as you skate across different planets in your quest to collect your apples before the thief does. Apples on Mars? True story.
At about the time the Nexus 7 tablet was hitting the Google Play store, rumors of multiple Nexus branded devices coming from multiple manufacturers started to swirl. The rumor was that there would be up to 5 different Nexus devices coming from different manufacturers by the end of this year. Now, with a new set of photos that showcase a Sony phone with Google labeled on the back instead of ‘with Google’, could this be the second Nexus device that will be hitting the Play store soon?
The auto-running platforming genre on mobile devices is blooming, no thanks to the fact that you don’t need to control the character’s movement and can instead focus on other aspects of the game. One new game that utilizes this same base principle is Polara, which mashes together the runner and platformer genre to come up with an ingenious game.
Well it all looks like Halloween’s coming pretty early this year. Not two weeks have passed since the scary outfits month started and there’s already some big releases headed our way. Today, a fantastic first-person shooter called Gun Zombie: Halloween, comes in the right spirit of the season and does justice to its older brother.
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