It’s Friday and therefor time for another Android game sale round-up. This week there’s a good amount of new faces on the list while there also happens to be plenty of repeats as well. There are some pretty solid games available on sale including Lara Croft GO which isn’t even labeled as on sale but did see a price drop.
Released by Red Bull Media House, Bike Unchained is a racing game that’s now available on Google Play today. This particular game features a variety of mountain biking styles that you’ll need to learn in order to win races.
EA’s Real Racing 3 has received an update today in celebration of the McLaren victory at Le Mans 20 years ago in 1995. Part of this update will put players in the driver’s seat of the car that won that race years ago, the legendary McLaren F1 GTR which is still a damn sexy car even by today’s standard.
After recalling a list of their games earlier this week, EA is now listing some of their current games at the low price of a dime. They’ve marked down the cost on about a dozen of them, with most of them falling under the Chillingo name. There are some noteworthy games on this list as well, including Monopoly, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, and the formerly-to-be-removed Dead Space.
With all the stealth skill of Sam Fisher hanging from the rafters in a shroud of darkness, Electronic Arts snuck into your favorite app store and permanently removed several titles from their online catalog with little ruckus, fanfare or announcement. As of September 1st, Electronic Arts has taken down a rather lengthy list of titles.
Right now if you live in select regions then you are able to download and play the newest Need for Speed game since it is currently in a soft launch on Android. The rest of the Android world has to wait for the game’s global launch which we now know is happening in the very near future.
Released by drmop, Rage Quit Racer is a racing game that’s now out on Google Play. Players will be driving (more like falling in) their vehicles in a first person perspective, as they race downwards towards the finish line; the difficulty of each tunnel that is raced will escalate as the game progresses.
EA’s next installment into their Need for Speed franchise has gone live on Google Play for pre-registration. For those of you not familiar with this game, Need for Speed: No Limits has been in development for some time now, originally being announced last year, then finding controversy over the fuel system, and finally going into soft launch in select regions in February 2015.
Every Tuesday a new game is usually added to the catalog of available titles to play on Nvidia’s gaming-on-demand service GRID. The newest title to arrive is ironically also called GRID, or in this case GRID Autosport. Originally released in 2014, GRID Autosport is a highly detailed racing game where you are a driver for hire and need to be picked up by a team.
Currently enjoying a decent amount of popularity over on iOS, Drive Ahead from Dodreams is a simple yet rather fun game about smashing cars into one another in order to score points. There is both single-player and local multiplayer modes available to play through as well.
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