Rovio has announced yet another addition to their Angry Birds franchise, this time themed after the world of Transformers. Aptly named Angry Birds Transformers, there isn’t a ton of details regarding this new game but it shouldn’t be too hard to figure out what to expect when it is released.
Another Boulder Dash game will be arriving onto Android in a couple of weeks in celebration of its 30th birthday. Officially called Boulder Dash 30th Anniversary, two of the original creators (Chris Gray and Peter Liepa) have come back and teamed up for the first time since the Rockford™ character was first introduced in 1984.
The 3D puzzle genre has experienced a fair amount of growth this year, due to visually engaging games like Monument Valley and Back to Bed. Noxus Ltd., whose game development studio is in London, has joined the puzzle creating community, with their latest title Miika. It is an optical illusion puzzler created with the Unity game engine. You guide your adorable character Miika, through tricky visual puzzles set in a beautifully rendered environment. Completing the puzzles will require visual acuity, and the ability to carefully rotate the environment, to ensure Miika can complete his/her path, and doesn’t fall into the endless depths below.
A new puzzler has arrived onto Google Play called Space Kitty from Sly Lamb. While this game has nothing to do with the Nyan Cat, that is completely okay because it is actually quite a fun game to play. Players will take on the role of Captain Kitty who is out to save a bunch of scared aliens from a space station that was destroyed, trapping them in there.
Amanita Design is a a small game studio based in the Czech Republic. They know how to make award-winning games. The studio was started in 2003 by Jakub Dvorsky, and now, Amanita Design has seven members, including Mr. Dvorsky. Have you heard of a game called Machinarium? If you have, you are familiar with Amanita Design. Today, we learned that another of their titles, Botanicula, has finally made its way to the Play Store. Adventure/puzzle fans should be excited, because Botanicula is another wonderful adventure game.
In honor of the IndieCade’s selection of official picks during the IndieCade Festival, Ouya has put those games that are also available on the Ouya Marketplace on sale for a limited time. Ranging between 20%-67% off the regular price of these games that are being honored, now is a good time to pick up the titles you’ve been waiting to snag for a deal.
Just because the work week is over, doesn’t mean there aren’t great games to be discovered. If you are in a rush, and only have a few moments to get some gaming in this weekend, you should try a game called Fast Finger by BluBox Games. It is a fast-thinking, puzzle solving game. All that is required, is moving your fingertip, as quickly as possible, from the start of the puzzle, to the finish line. Can you do it?
The newest Humble Mobile Bundle has begun and featuring six very good games as a starting point for this particular bundle. Depending on the price you pay, you will either receive three games or six games, with more titles to be added a week from this bundle’s starting time.
The Ouya console and marketplace will be getting another great game soon called Back To Bed from Bedtime Digital Games. Currently this game is already available on Google Play but if you own an Ouya, you’ll be able to pick up an optimized version of the game in the not-too-distant future.
Anytime I hear the name Ubisoft mentioned, I always focus my attention on the story. The game developer has a long successful history in creating dynamic console games, as well as mobile games. A few weeks ago, word of a new Assassin’s Creed game (Assassin’s Creed: Identity) in development for Android/iOS, seemingly appeared out of nowhere. This week, it has been announced, that a new game from the Ubisoft Shanghai Studio will arrive next week. The game is called The Bot Squad: Puzzle Battles. It will arrive in the Play Store October 16th.
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