Kemco happens to be one of the main publishers of retro-style RPGs and JRPGs on Android and today they have announced that a sequel to their Alphadia RPG is on the way, slated for release on December 3rd, 2012 onto Google Play. Officially called Alphadia II, this sequel takes place two centuries after the original game happens and, as you might be guessing, a new evil has arisen.
Kairosoft has releases a new game onto the Japanese Google Play store which, considering how fast the turn-around time is these days for Kairosoft on Android, means we could be seeing this new game real soon. Unfortunately all we have to go on is the translated version of the Japanese Google Play listing but it does give some insight into the game.
Back in August of this year we reported on what the next release from DotEmu would be, which turned out to be a four-in-one deal with a package called Raiden Legacy. As you may be guessing, this release will contain four Raiden games stuffed into one package for all of you arcade shooter fans to drool over. Since then all has been quite as to when Raiden Legacy would be arriving, until now that is.
Kemco, a game development company who almost exclusively releases old school style RPG titles, has released a new game for fans to sink their teeth into called End of Aspiration. As with a lot of Kemco’s previous titles, End of Aspiration features a good dose of retro style graphics mixed into a full-sized RPG concerning the fate of the world.
Fans of Gamevil’s popular RPG franchise Zenonia have some rather great news today. The fine folks over at Gamevil have announced a few moments ago that the newest addition to the series, Zenonia 5: Wheel of Destiny, will be arriving on Google Play this week. While it could be available at any time starting tomorrow, history shows that it will most likely arrive either on Thursday or Friday of this week.
The developer of the rather popular Hard Line game for iOS and Android has hit up Kickstarter to help fund the final development of his next game called Fist Of Awesome. This epic sounding game is a retro style side-scrolling beat ’em up where you will be punching various woodland animals in the face. It’s alright to do that though since they are trying to do the same thing to you as well.
Disney has released a game based off of their newest animated movie called Wreck-it Ralph onto Google Play today which actually also pays a bit of homage to the hold school days of arcade games with one game wrapped up in 8-bit graphics. Wreck-it Ralph features three different arcade style games for you to play featuring Ralph from the movie: Fix-it Felix Jr, Hero’s Duty, and Sweet Climber.
We’ve talked about a classic Dreamcast game called Expendable that would be making its way to Android this week, actually today to be precise, in a new revamped and re-imaged version called Expandable Rearmed. Originally released by Rage Software back in 1999, Expendable was created with some of the cutting edge technology for that time and was a pretty popular game when it hit the Dreamcast system, eventually getting onto both the original Playstation and PCs shortly after launch.
A classic top-down shooter has been remade and will be making its way to Playstation Mobile on November 17th, 2012. Coming from the folks over at Team17 Digital Limited, Alien Breed will be making its new debut appearance on mobile devices that are Playstation Certified in ten days, bringing with it the same classic shooter gameplay you may have enjoyed back in 1991 when it was originally released.
For those of us looking forward to getting our hands on the upcoming action-sim game from War Drum Studios called Star Command when it is finally released onto Android, we may need something to fill the void in while we are waiting. While not exactly on the same level as Star Command is, there does happen to be a neat little space themed retro game which does give off the same sort of feel that Star Command accomplishes called Bridge Captain by Square Particle Corp.
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