Mediocre Games’ second release onto Android, the cool running platformer called Granny Smith, has been update with a dozen new levels, all featured in the great beyond known as our galaxy. Apparently keeping a thief away from your apples in an inter-planetary type of job these days. You’ll be discovering all sorts of goodies as you skate across different planets in your quest to collect your apples before the thief does. Apples on Mars? True story.
The auto-running platforming genre on mobile devices is blooming, no thanks to the fact that you don’t need to control the character’s movement and can instead focus on other aspects of the game. One new game that utilizes this same base principle is Polara, which mashes together the runner and platformer genre to come up with an ingenious game.
Late last night two new games arrived for Tegra based devices in the form of Razor Salvation THD, which we talked about two days ago, and Sumioni Demon Arts THD, a port of the rather popular PS Vita game. The first game, Razor Salvation THD, is available for both Tegra 2 and Tegra 3 devices while the second game, Sumioni Demon Arts THD, is available for Tegra 3 devices only.
There is a new game out on the Google Play store today that is a free-runner platformer but with a Tron flare to it with it’s futuristic visuals. Developed by Hope This Works Games Inc, Polara will have you playing as Agent Lara who is trying to escape from one hell of a security system. There is a rather unique color switching game mechanic in Polara that you’ll need to master if you play on surviving long enough to get through the game.
Noodlecake Studios recently published their latest release onto the Google Play store which comes in the form of a 2D side-scrolling platformer called League of Evil. Layered with plenty of retro gaming goodness, League of Evil will have players running, wall jumping, flipping and punching their way through over 160 levels in the hopes of confronting the evil scientist and punching him in the face.
Google Play may not short of auto-running platformers, but Rayman Jungle Run is a welcome addition. Well, a more than welcome addition in fact. Powered by the same Ubisoft engine that Rayman Origins runs on and developed by Pastagames for mobile devices (I’m hungry already), Rayman Jungle Run is the kind of game you immediately appreciate the moment you start playing.
Developers at Defcon Studio (which used to be estudio256 back in the day) teased us a few months ago with their game Iron Jack, an awesome robot themed platformer which eventually never arrived onto Google Play. Now, reinvigorated and coming back since their latest release (a free space shooter called Diagnosis Assault), they have released a sequel called Iron Jack 2: a free platformer that is looking to stand out with its superb graphics and really takes free to play as a complete option and not just another pocket farming strategy.
It was only back in June of this year when Devolver Digital released To-Fu: The Trials of Chi onto Google Play. The rather unique puzzle platformer has since done quite well for itself, most likely to the unique style of gameplay that it comes with. Well Devolver Digital has now released a second part in the series, appropriately named To-Fu 2, bringing with it more elastic To-Fu flinging goodness with it.
About a week ago we announced that Ubisoft would be bringing a selection of games to Android, one of which was called Prince of Persia Classic which would be arriving September 13th, 2012. Well today is that day and sure enough Prince of Persia Classic is now on the Google Play store. This is the original Prince of Persia game, modernized with a new look and mobile controls.
A new side-scrolling action game has arrived on Android from the creator of Capcom’s hit platformer series Mega Man called J.J. Rockets. This game, which looks like it takes a lot of influence from Mega Man which isn’t surprising, has you playing as the President of the United States who puts on a costume and becomes a superhero when the need arises.
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