If you happen to be a fan of DotEmu, own an Ouya game console, and the retro games they have been bringing over to Android devices over the past couple of years then there is some good news for you today. The company today has announced that Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition has been released onto Ouya and is now available for download.
A new retro style platform has arrived onto Google Play called Brave Bit. This challenging little platformer features the dual-tone visuals we are used to seeing in minimalistic style games like this with the dark (black) foreground with the single color background. When we say this is a challenging platformer, we mean it is rather challenging, like up there with Super Meat Boy challenging.
Some games just naturally seem to be as whacky and fun as can possibly be and Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark by Italic Pig is one of those games. Even the developer’s name mirrors the wackiness that is their upcoming game. The good news is, this craziness will be arriving onto Android soon for everyone to enjoy.
Frogmind Games has announced that they will be bringing their multi-award winning atmospheric action platformer Badland to Android in the near future. For those of you not familiar with this game, Badland has been available on iOS for a bit now, netting over 7 million downloads in the process. Now Android games will soon be able to get their hands on it.
An upcoming skill-based platformer that will be released onto PC soon through Steam will also be heading to Android in the near future. Developed by Michael Todd Games, Electronic Super Joy is a rather challenging platformer that has pounding electronic music going in the background.
Dragon & Shoemaker is a new 3D side-scrolling platformer from 4toon Studio that was created for the purpose of taking players through an old Polish legend about a shoemaker and an evil dragon. Players will travel through an early medieval world of Cracow and relive the legend where a simple shoemaker becomes a dragon slayer.
Welcome to a new installment into our Ouya Game Watch series of articles. In these article we just point out a few games that are usually new to Ouya tha you should probably check out. This week we’ve already seen some pretty nice titles landing on the Ouya marketplace and the selection on there is starting to get real good.
It seems that integrating music into games on a more interactive level is becoming a rather popular thing to do as of late. Some games have done it very successfully such as Beat Hazard Ultra whose developer recently reported that the game has made over $2.2 million across all the platforms it is available on since the game’s launch. Impressive for a one-man development team. Now we have another game on the way called Pitch Jumper which uses your own music in a pretty unique way.
If you follow the gaming news in a general sense then you’ve probably read about Phil Fish quitting making games, cancelling Fez 2 and all that good weird drama-filled stuff that makes the internet both a good and bad place. Well even though it does suck that Mr. Fish will be quitting, regardless of the stance anyone has regarding the issues surrounding it or what you think of the guy himself, it appears that the planned ports of the original game are still going to happen.
LavaCat from PocketCake features a little kitty by the name of Lucky who is apparently not that lucky at all. Somehow Lucky managed to get stuck in the underworld (basically Hell) and is now trying to escape so he can be reunited with his family. Obviously, since this is Hell he’s trying to escape, getting out of there won’t be that easy.
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