NES-Retku by Panic Art Studios is a pure retro-style beat-em-up game that definitely looks to pay tribute to the old school games of a similar nature. The storyline is about as crazy as the fact that this game is also being developer by a single person, except for the soundtrack. It is a rare instance where we see a game made by one person that looks like it has a team behind it.
There are so many games coming out these days that it is almost impossible to post about them each and every day here at DroidGamers. It is unfortunate that a lot of great indie games may go unnoticed. While we get our Under the Radar series back up and running, we are going to start up a mid-week round-up of some of the indie game releases that you might want to check out.
Kemco has released another retro-style RPG onto Google Play today called Machine Knight and this particular RPG also happens to be their first full free-to-play title. For those of you not familiar with Kemco RPGs, they are pretty much smack right out of the retro era for games and old school RPG titles you used to play on consoles like the NES. Usually their games cost around $3.99 and up but Machine Knight is their first attempt at a free-to-play game.
Crescent Moon Games has brought another title to Android but instead of this being some new massive 3D RPG or similar title, it is actually a neat little retro-style arcade adventure game called Relic Rush. This little game isn’t actually that little considering it comes with over 100 levels for you to work your way through as fast as you can.
The Neo Geo Pocket was SNK’s first handheld. The original monochrome model, Neo Geo Pocket, was released in 1998 in Japan and in 1999 its successor, the Neo Geo Pocket Color, was released in America. It was posed as a competitor to Nintendo’s commercially superior Gameboy. The device lived in the nebulous period between the Gameboy at its highest and the impending launch of the Gameboy Advance.
Back in January we talked about Square Enix who, at the time, were teasing some upcoming game that ended up being Final Fantasy: All The Bravest. After the unveiling on January 17th that it was in fact that game, it was also mentioned it was an iOS release which is why we never really followed up on the story. Well as it turns out, Square Enix had Android plans for it as well.
Disney has put a rather large amount of their paid games on sale for free. In fact it can’t even really be called a sale since it is more like a giveaway. Right now the AppSales application is reporting that five Disney games, which is pretty much the majority of their gaming titles, have gone down in price from $0.99 to free.
While some of you on the east coast of North America are beginning to wake up, and while people elsewhere in the world are getting off work or maybe getting ready to go to sleep, Warballoon Games has release a nice lengthy video of the first 20 minutes of gameplay for Star Command for everyone to enjoy with their morning coffee or after work beer.
All sarcasm aside, Epic Devs have finally finished their rather highly anticipated action sim game Epic Pirate Story and the game has now finally arrived onto the Google Play store. The has seemed to take forever to get finished but now that it has, Kairosoft fans can go nuts with the fact that there are no two companies making these type of retro sim games for Android.
A new horror survival game wrapped up in 8-bit retro graphic goodness called Catequesis will be heading to Android and iOS this upcoming Fall. Developed by a little indie group of game developers Survival Horror Story: Catequesis, as the game is officially called, is about meeting your girlfriend’s parents but as you may be guessing, it isn’t a pleasant experience at all.
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