“Oh man! here we go! wait! where’s the station!…..um……Found it!” The man says to his girlfriend as she rolls her eyes back at him. “Ugh! what am I doing here?” she asks herself jokingly. That’s what I’d like to imagine the man and woman from in the intro to the game Outrun are saying.
EA and their newly formed studio Firemonkeys, a combination of Firemint and Iron Monkeys after last week’s studio combining, are offering up a first look at the upcoming Real Racing 3D and damn does it look good. While I’m so/so with racing games, Real Racing 3 could very well change that.
Gameloft’s racing franchise Asphalt has been the mobile equivalent of Need for Speed for a few years now. It is widely regarded as the best arcade racing series available on smartphones and tablets. Launching on Android after almost a month of delay, how does the seventh iteration of this franchise fare? Read on to find out.
One of the most anticipated racing games as of late has finally made it to the Google Play store. After a long delay, Gameloft’s Asphalt 7: Heat is now available for download so you can now get that racing fix you have been craving since the game was announced.
We have good news for all of you fans of fun, fast paced racing games. Galakau, the development company behind some rather known racing games such as Smooth 3D, Velox 3D and some other, let’s say “interesting” apps such as the Boob Lab, have released their next installment in their stunt style racing series called Velox Reloaded Premium.
The year was 1998, and Pangea Software was an already known developer in the Macintosh world with games like Xenocide. Then, they released Cro-mag Rally, which jumped onto iOS around 2008. Now, thanks to Citizen12 studio, the old school kart racing game comes to Android.
A lot of developers are starting to release their first game onto Android this year, some of which have been big named companies while others are small indie studios. Either way they are solid, enjoyable games and Radical Tube by Virtue Studios is another example of this.
Back during GDC 2012 ARM was present to show off their Mali chip by having some graphically heavy, and impressive, games on hand to demo. One of them is their in-house developed dune buggy racing game Timbuktu. Well ARM has decided to make another video to show everything off once more.
Chillingo, a publisher of mobile games who generally deals with iOS releases, has turned around and launched three games onto Google Play. Chillingo did start releasing Android games awhile ago but eventually took a break from it aside from the rare title here and there. After EA purchased Chillingo, we predicted more games would arrive on Android and it seems to slowly be coming true.
Developed by Spectrum Entertainment, their CarDust has received an update which is actually pretty big. This update brings with it a completely rebuilt physics engine along with more content including two new game difficulties to choose from in case the Hard difficulty was a bit much for you to handle.
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