It appears that Bandai Namco have been busy little bees lately in regards to their mobile games. Today the company pushed out an update for their TCG called Outcast Odyssey which adds a few new features to the game that actually changes up the gameplay quite a lot.
PixelJam and Noodlecake teamed up back in November 2015 to bring Last Horizon over to Android. Since then it has done fairly well for itself. However today Last Horizon has received a new update that adds plenty of new content to the game, mainly thanks to the new game mode that has been added.
Ubisoft today have announced that they will be releasing another Assassin’s Creed game onto Android later this Spring. This particular game has players starting by creating (your choice between four classes) and customizing their character before heading off into the world to solve The Mystery of The Crows.
Today Webzen has announced that the second closed beta testing phase for the Western version of MU: Origin will be starting early next month. If you were lucky enough to get into the first closed beta phase last month, you will already have a good idea on what to expect with this new beta phase. Of course there will be some changes that will be new to first round testers as well.
Fans of the late Futurama show have a new game to sink their free time into called Futurama: Game of Drones. This particular game is a match-4 puzzler with a storyline added to it that features the same style of humor you’ve probably enjoyed from the TV show. If this game sounds familiar, it is because we reported on its soft launch back in November 2015.
Released by Vortex Panda Entertainment, Cyber Breaker is a new twist on the classic Brick Breaker game. Players will still look break their way through layers of blocks, but everything has gotten a modern face lift in the process. The game appears to be heavily influenced with neon tones, somewhat reminiscent of Tron, but in a way that works.
Released by Digidiced, Patchwork The Game is the port of the eponymous board game. In Patchwork, players are looking to build the best (prettiest?) looking patchwork, on a 9 x 9 grid. The board game is designed for two players, competing head-to-head, with each purchasing tiles with buttons (the board game’s currency) and “time” (an in-game mechanic that measures out how long it’ll take to finish the stitching for that piece).
Touch Dimensions has announced today that their upcoming Wizards & Wagons title will be landing on mobile devices next month. This particular game is actually a blend of trading sim with a fantasy themed arcade adventure title. It actually looks like it may take a little inspiration from old school games such as Oregon Trail.
For those who enjoy casual games, GO! Gravity is a new entrant for the genre. The premise of the game is simple. Players are looking to guide their rocketship home to Earth from the depths of space. Fuel for said rocketship is low, so players will need to use gravity to assist them in stretching this precious resource.
Back in January Mad Catz announced that they had become part of the Designed for Samsung program. As you are probably guessing, this program is all about designing peripherals and other devices for use with Samsung products, and in the case of Mad Catz, this is mainly game controllers. While at MWC 2016, Mad Catz unveiled a refreshed version of their S.U.R.F.r game controller and mobile keypad designed specifically for Samsung’s new flagship phones, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.
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