Today seems to be a busy day for Square Enix as the company has launched their Final Fantasy Portal App as well as Final Fantasy VII onto iOS. Android users are supposed to be getting the Portal App as well, but so far Square Enix hasn’t announced a release date for Final Fantasy VII for Android, or if it will even be coming at all. In the meantime though, Square Enix has confirmed the release date for Lara Croft GO for mobile as well as releasing new screenshots as well.
Having already been an Ouya exclusive, the award winning Whispering Willows is now set to drop on multiple platforms this summer, which will include Android at large. Within this game, players will assume the role of a young lady by the name of Elena.
Square Enix is gearing up to release their rather great looking Tomb Raider themed game called Lara Croft GO tomorrow, but today the company has released a developer diary video. This is a sort of behind-the-scenes look at the development behind Lara Croft GO.
Back in July 2015 we reported on a new game coming our way from a former Triple-A game developer called Swipey Rogue. This was going to be their first mobile release but at the time the game was still being developer. We did get to play an early build of it though, and its pretty fun.
For both fans of the 2048 style games, and maybe those that feel that those games are a bit too “mathy” but might like something similar, Pixelclash is here with a mathless version called Cupcake 2048. For the uninitiated, 2048 is a game with four by four grids, where player slide numbers around (combining their total), to achieve a total of 2,048.
The developers behind the rather successful Puzzle-RPG franchise Puzzle Quest has announced that they are teaming up with another company for another spin-off. Recently Adventure Time Puzzle Quest landed on Google Play and now D3 Go! is teaming up with Wizards of the Coast for a Magic The Gathering themed Puzzle Quest game.
You may or may not remember us writing about a game that was making its way from Xbox Live Arcade to Android called Quiet, Please!. This is a pretty unique retro-style game which actually has a few additional titles in the franchise, all of which have slowly been made available on Google Play since the original game’s release onto Android. Now you can pick up the entire Quiet, Please! series with the new Quiet Collection on Google Play or Amazon’s Appstore.
Originally Five Nights At Freddy’s 4, which is the last game in the series, was supposed to launch on Halloween this year. However, development for the game went exceedingly well and so it was released early. Along with the release came a promise that there would still be something happening on Halloween, mainly an update to the game. That was as far as the details went until now.
Escape – Ep. Manor is a newly released escape game, with 3D graphics based on the Unity engine.. Set within a manor, players are trapped in a chamber within and trying to find a way to get out. The clues within the game aren’t limited to visual tips and objects, but they developers also use sounds.
Doodleoo Games is a new indie game studio which was founded by a former triple-A game developer Mike Currington. Some of Mike’s past works include being Lead Gameplay Programmer on Red Dead Redemption, Midnight Club, GTA V as well as working on Conkers Bad Fur Day for Rare/Nintendo. So he has a bit of experience to say the least. Now he has jumped into the world of mobile game development and has released his first game called Party!Party!Party!.
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