Back in April of this year we reported on Penny Arcade and their new mobile RPG that would be indeed coming to Android called Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3. Aside from the rather eloquent and long title, this RPG is straight out of the retro days complete with the great pixel art style from that time.
Another day and another classic game might be getting new life pumped into it thanks to a new Kickstarter project that fired up a few days ago. The classic 1983 turn-based four-player strategy game called M.U.L.E might be coming back in the form of a tribute game appropriately named Alpha Colony: A Tribute to M.U.L.E.
LeTang is one of those developers that happen to get overlooked by a lot of gamers. However, those who do know of LeTang know that they generally put out some great quality games and in the past 24 hours they have released a couple of big retro style JRPGs onto Google Play called Apocalypse of Skyland I and King Pirate II.
Unveiled during E3 2012, Kemco has officially announced what their next big retro style JRPG will be. The official name is Symphony of the Origin and will be a prequel to their currently released JRPG called Symphony of Eternity which has done pretty well on the Google Play store.
Two days ago we talked about OrangePixel’s next game coming to Android called Chrono&Cash. This is another great looking retro style game from OrangePixel who have made quite the name for themselves on Android with all their great retro arcade games. This, however, looks to be one of their best so far.
There isn’t a whole lot of information regarding this up and coming retro style game called Project Valhalla. In fact that is simply the working title and not the official name of the game for when it is to be released. However, we do know a couple of things about Project Valhalla.
Today seems to be retro gaming day, at least for this morning anyways. OrangePixel, retro game devs extraordinaire, have released a trailer for their upcoming game called Chrono&Cash which is slated for release onto the Google Play store later this week.
Continuing on with some more retro gaming news, the Atari 2600 game Busy Police has been remade by a developer named Martin Edmaier (a.k.a Retro Game Studio) and is officially called Crazy Police. Originally developed by Zellers and released back in 1983, Busy Police, now known as Crazy Police, has you controlling a police officer doing what they do best, catching criminals.
From the maker of DoomGLES comes Heretic GLES. Originally Heretic was created by Raven Software and eventually published by id Software back in 1994, this game was recently made available once again on Steam in 2007. Now it is 2012 and Kokak has brought his porting skills to the table once more to bring Heretic GLES to Android.
A great retro style adventure game that up until now had only been available on Xbox Live is now available for Android. Developed by Nostalgic Software, Quiet, Please! is a neat little game where you control a student who has just gotten home from school and wants to relax.
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