The folks who built DotEmu eventually sold that company off back in 2014 and have since started a new company called Playdigious. This new company has already released a few titles onto Android including Stardunk, Evoland, and a few others. Their newest game is called Take Cover and it has just entered into a closed beta testing phase with sign-ups for it going live.
The original Riptide has been out for a couple of years, and now Vector Unit has released its sequel, dubbed Riptide GP: Renegade, onto all supported Android devices. The wave racing gameplay has been carried over, in that players are racing hydrojets, and are awarded bonuses for successfully performing stunts while in mid-air.
Alongside Friday’s news about Samsung shipping out the new Gear VR headset, there was also two new games making their debut as well called Wands and Smashing the Battle, although the second one actually has Gear VR on the end of its name to denote which headset it is for.
Whenever a game gets released, be it on Android, iOS, or PC, are it gets extremely popular, there’s always going to be knock-offs, clones, and re-skinned versions of that game showing up not too far after its release. Most of the times developers who come out with these clones do a fairly good job of them, even though they are pretty much rip-offs usually. Sometimes they aren’t though and can actually be pretty decent games themselves.
If you’re into multiplayer shooters then you may want to check out a new game that is currently in development called Armajet. Developed by Super Bit Machine, this particular title in the multiplayer shooter genre is actually one of the futuristic ones featuring combat on different planets, advanced weaponized jet suits, and more.
The popular mobile MOBA game Vainglory got updated today to version 1.21 and with this update comes the debut of a new hero for players to use, new skins for a few heroes, as well as an additional set of quests that are divided up into four different types: Daily, Hero, Sequences and Community.
Released by Banana & Co, Coup is a physical board game that has just been covered to digital, and released on to Android. In this game, players will assume the role of the head of a family, and is seeking to gain the most influence in an Italian City-State, by outmaneuvering the other, competing families.
People will live stream some pretty crazy challenges on platforms like Twitch, YouTube Gaming, Mobcrush, and so on. I’ve personally seen all types of records broken for speed runs in a number of games, as well as people passing out mid-stream trying to break a world records for this or that. It’s pretty entertaining to say the least. Well a streamer by the name of BoarGeneral completed a pretty insane challenge, all of which happened to be streamed live.
Remember the other week when we published a video regarding leaked video footage of a Destiny-style game on a tablet? Well we finally get to tell you what game that is, and all about it, and we have even had some hands-on time with a very early build back during GDC 2016. So what game is this? It is called Shadowgun Legends, and it isn’t just a Destiny-style game, it is actually an MMORPG FPS title for mobile devices.
Let me start by saying I am not the biggest multiplayer gamer. My preference is for an excellent single-player campaign game. A lot of that has to do with how quickly can I get into a game, how long the games last, what type of game it is, and how easy the game is to play. I was intrigued by Chobolab’s Mayhem, so I signed up for the beta. Let me tell you that I am glad I did. Fast and frenetic action describe this enjoyable multiplayer game.
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