While the official Humble Mobile Bundle may be back for good, the idea of having Android games making their appearance in other Humble Bundles seems to be continuing as well. The latest Humble Indie Bundle 16 has a good selection of games, with a couple of them actually being for the Android platform as well.
Released by Torus Games, Flipper Fox is a platformer that’s just been released. In Flipper Fox, players will assume the role of Ollie, the games iconic fox. Ollie is interested in helping his friends throw the best party ever, so he’s taking it upon himself to find the best gifts and other party supplies. This means players will be looking for them throughout the game’s 180 levels.
While we haven’t done our Hidden Gem series in a bit, it doesn’t mean we don’t find any more hidden gems on Google Play. Quite the opposite actually and this is one of those games that could easily qualify as a hidden gem, even with how new it is. Meet Ignatius, a new puzzle platformer with a pretty interesting visual style and a storyline to match it.
Released by liverworks.net, One Move is a board clearing/tile management game. The gameplay is simple, in a casual and puzzle oriented sense. The player’s board is square shaped, and contains a grid within of a given size that ranges from 3×3 to as large as 7×7.
Bubble Shooters are a staple of casual gaming, and have been around for a couple of decades, with its beginning as an arcade game in the mid nineties. Freeze Tag Games has released their own take on it, and have themed it out a bit. Enter, Kitty Pawp: Bubble Shooter.
Fans of the Pac-Man franchise have a new game to sink their time into today called Pac-Man Puzzle Tour. Unlike most other Pac-Man games though, this one doesn’t have you running around through a maze, eating dots and avoiding ghosts (and sometimes eating those ghosts as well).
Nonostante Games has announced that they are looking for beta testers to try out their upcoming retro-style RPG called Aedo Episodes. This game is actually a bit more along the lines of a puzzle game than it is an RPG, although it plays out like an RPG. Each area will need to be solved before moving on to the next.
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 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).
A few days ago we reported on Square Enix and Nvidia basically teaming up to bring a few of Square Enix’s other games over to Shield devices. In that announcement four games were mentioned, although more titles were hinted, all of which were labeled as coming soon. Well one of those games, the critically-acclaimed action puzzle game Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, is now available for Shield devices via GeForce Now.
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