Interesting news coming out of Spacetime Studios as the company has announced that they will no longer be updating a majority of their older titles, and even some of their newer ones. Instead the company will focus on a select few titles: Arcane Legends, Battle Command, and a new unannounced project. Everything else will no longer be receiving updates. This does not mean the rest of their games are shutting down.
Crescent Moon Games has begun showing off some of the first concept art for an upcoming game it looks like the company will be developing/publishing. Needless to say, there isn’t a whole lot of details about this upcoming game including a final and official name, although some suggestions have been tossed around.
Word on the street these days is that Square Enix will be bringing Bravely Archive: D’s Report to Android next month although so far Japan is the only location that the game has been announced for. This will be the first Bravely game for smartphones and tablets, with previous title having been made available for the Nintendo 3DS.
Today DeNA has announced that a sequel is in the works for their popular RPG title Blood Brothers. The game will be appropriately called Blood Brothers 2 and will still feature the Gothic fantasy theme that the original game had.
Gameloft will be releasing a bit more of a casual puzzle game later this week called Puzzle Pets. This particular game is a match-3 puzzler with ridiculously cute graphics and oddly shaped levels to add to the challenge of matching three or more of the same cute animal head in a row.
Square Enix is certainly upholding their promise of bringing Dragon Quest games to Android gamers since the company has steadily released titles within that franchise since that original announcement. Today we get another addition to the Dragon Quest franchise and this time it is Dragon Quest V.
The next installment into the Need For Speed franchise will be heading our way soon and there has been plenty of teasing with videos and screenshots being released. Even with all of that available we still don’t know a whole lot about Need For Speed: No Limits which will be coming to Android at some point this year.
Most developers of mobile games spend a decent amount of time building and testing their game before pushing it to Google Play. When we say decent amount of time, we mean 6 months, a year, maybe even 2 years. However it doesn’t happen often when we ear about a game being developed for a longer period of time then 2 years but today we get to report on Auro, a game which has taken four years to develop, test, and land on Google Play.
A new Tower Defense game has arrived onto Android today that features the Human body as your battlefield. Well it is actually the organs inside the Human body to be more precise. Developed by Alda Games, Defend Your Life puts players in command of the Human body’s natural defenses against bacteria and viruses.
It looks like Frogger-style games are the next big thing and you can thank the success of Crossy Roads for that one. There have been a lot of spin-offs of Crossy Roads to come out since the game’s release, most of which emulate the game’s look and style which basically makes them more of a knock-off than anything else. However there are a few out there that don’t do this and one of those is a game called Road Madman.
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