For fans of TellTale games, there’s a new offering that’s now available on Android. Dubbed as Mr. Robot:1.51exfiltratiOn, this game is based on the eponymous TV series. The format and layout of this game is based on a messaging client. The premise of the game is that players have apparently found a lost smartphone that was located at Coney Island that was belonging to Darlene, and she’s looking to retrieve her phone from you.
Kairosoft are pretty much the kings of sim-style games on mobile platforms. One of the games that made them as popular as they current are also happens to be one of the original titles they released onto Android called Game Dev Story. Well it appears that a possible sequel, or a similar themed game (more than likely), will be heading our way shortly with the Japanese version already having been released recently.
Loco Games Studio has released a new survival / gamebook hybrid called The Mars Files onto Google Play. This game is one of those more interactive style of gamebooks, even though a lot of the content is actually text-based. On top of that, you’ll need to worry about resources and other mechanics that you actually normally find in an RTS or similar types of games.
Fans of games set in outer space have another game to enjoy, called Secret of the Cores. In this game, players assume the role of a pilot who is mining among asteroids when an accident occurs, causing injury. Despite the damage, the ship’s computer still functions, so hope yet remains.
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.
Clicker games or rapid tapping games are filling the Play Store these days. Often you will download a game, only to find out it is a one trick pony. The game is all clicking and no substance. Move along dear gamer, nothing to see here. Magic Cube’s latest foray into the Play Store is a bit different. Yes, Infinity Duels has a lot of rapid tapping and clicking, but there is an RPG underneath it all, that is worth checking out.
Fans of Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! series, of which there happens to be 3 of already, now have one more game to look forward to which will be the conclusion of the series unfortunately. Sorcery! 4 is on the way and will be landing on Android next month, and just like each new addition to the franchise, this one also has new features making their debut.
For my money, I seem to be finding a lot of variety within the puzzler format, as of late. Take for example, I Love Hue. This game, brought to us by Zut!, is about arranging blocks of colors into a particular spectrum. While players can check out the trailer to see what I mean, the idea behind the game is simple.
Released by Kinto Games, the developers behind Bit Dungeon and Bit Dungeon II, Thief Princess is a new rogue like for Android. In this game, players will assume the role of a princess who has found herself under the thumb of an “old hag”, whose bidding she must do in the hopes of being released.
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.
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