It seems like everyone loves getting in touch with their inner Picasso. Since it launch in February developer OMGPOP’s Pictionary-style game has reached over 50 million downloads in basically 50 days. Now officially the fastest selling mobile game in history, it has surpassed Rovio’s latest game, Angry Birds: Space.
Back in the beginning of April 2012 we talked about two games that Gameloft seems to have been working on, one of which they were hinting on Twitter, Facebook and Google+ with witty pictures of sharks. When we reported on these two games, that is when we figured out that the shark pictures were to build hyper for their upcoming Android game called Shark Dash.
For those that go where no man has gone before, internet wise, for free application and games, may want to reconsider. It seems that a version of Rovio’s newest hit, Angry Birds: Space, is laced with malware and found floating (no pun intended) around. If the copy of Angry Birds: Space currently installed in your device came from anywhere but Google Play, you may be putting yourself at risk.
Hot off their successful Angry Birds Space release a few weeks back, Rovio turned their head towards their OG older title. Over the weekend the company released an update called “Surf and Turf ” comprising of 15 brand spanking new beach inspired levels, just in time for the warmer weather.
Way back in August of 2011 we talked about a great looking indie puzzle game that was slated to be released on Android soon called Treemaker for Mikrotie. If you follow us on a regular basis then you know how much we love checking out indie games that have something unique to them whether it is the theme of the game or the visuals.
Nevosoft have released a couple of hidden objects games onto Android in the past little while such as the original Mysteryville and Dream Sleuth. Now they have released a sequel to Mysteryville, simply named Mysteryville 2, onto the Google Play store.
Almost a week ago we talked about BulkyPix and their plans to bring their rather popular iOS puzzler called iSlash over to Android. Well it seems as though whatever work that needed to be done is now complete and iSlash is now available on the Google Play store, complete with the ‘i’ in the name.
EA has been running an online gaming website that hosts a ton of browser-based games called Pogo for quite some time. Way back when we started this site we questioned whether Pogo would appear in some form on Android. At that time we were told no, it wouldn’t be coming to Android. Well times have apparently changed and now it is available on the Google Play store.
It looks like April is shaping up to be a great month regarding Android gaming in general but also for Tegra-based devices as well Jett Tailfin Racers just came out, Demolition Inc and Dark Meadow are both slated for release this month as well. Now we have another title coming our way this month called Hamilton’s Great Adventure THD.
There is a new physics-based puzzle game on the horizon that will be coming our way very soon. Developed by IT-EO Team, Galaxy Pool is a blend of physics-based puzzler and actual pool but instead of controlling the ball you actually control the walls on which the ball bounces off of.
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