For those of you who don’t have enough TCG titles to play on your Android device, you’ll be happy to know that there is yet another brand new one available on the Google Play store called Demon Busters. Developed by Nubee, Demon Busters is a social RPG card game where you will be saving the world from demons and monsters.
Tired of Ubisoft news today? No? Good because here is some more. Back in June, 2012 we talked about GREE who were teaming up with Ubisoft to bring a city building game to mobile based off of the Assassin’s Creed universe called Assassin’s Creed: Utopia. Well we know have a few more details, a release time frame and screenshots to take a look at.
Back during GDC 2012 we got confirmation that the Total War series from Sega would be making its way to Android soon. Now, after a fair amount of time passing, Total War Battles: Shogun has finally arrived onto the Google Play store so you can hack up your enemy clans with ease.
Electronic Arts have been speaking a lot over the past few days about their stance in the gaming industry in general, talking about how they are saving any new IPs for when the next-gen consoles are released and that they won’t be making the same mistakes next year as they did this year. Now word has come out that they have completely dropped the notion of single-player games and are now, instead, focusing solely on multiplayer games and interconnection between platforms, something we have seen slowly making its way onto their mobile games lately.
Gameloft released their financial earning and future plans today and while the numbers they announced are quite impressive, the real news was in the fact that they plan to release 20 games between now and the end of 2012, if all goes according to plan of course. Interestingly enough, in that announcement, Gameloft let the cat out of the bag regarding some unannounced games heading our way. Modern Combat 4 anyone?
Hero Mages from D20 Studios is one of the more detailed and deep turn-based strategy RPG titles to come out for mobile. It has already won a fair amount of awards for the technical aspects of the game and is even getting a physical board game released by Game Salute which is pretty much the first time a mobile game, Android or otherwise, has become an actual board game. There are plenty of mobile games that are existing board games but not the other way around.
You may or may not have noticed a new trend happening over the past six or so months and that is the rise of card battling social games for mobile devices. Over the course of the last six months, roughly anyways, the popularity of social TCG titles has steadily increased which also show no signs of slowing down with all the latest TCG titles announced as of late. Well Atlus is getting into the mobile scene with Persona 4 but as a social card battling game as well.
This weekend is the Labor Day weekend and to follow the tradition of past years, game developers are putting their goods on sale for the weekend and Gameloft is no exception. While they are only putting up three games on sale for the weekend, they happen to be some pretty big names.
A game that seems to have been in eternal beta status has now gone onto Kickstarter to gain additional funding so that they can finish the game with more features. While the game is currently in a playable beta, there is plenty of work that still needs to be done and the funding is going to bring the team who is working on the game on as full time staff.
In this ever growing Android market, it has become a usual thing to see iOS developers coming to our beloved environment. It’s to no surprise that ultimately they’ve all wanted a piece of that huge and delicious Android cake. Now, the time has come for zGames, a development studio that was first spotted with apps like Talking Cookies Kid or “Charlie Bit Me!!!” under the name of Viral Spiral Group. Today, zGames s coming with a little gem called Red Weed, and based upon Jeff Wayne’s award-winning Musical Version of The War of the Worlds.
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