Horn has been one of the most awaited titles to hit Google Play in recent times. After being shown at the Google I/O running on a Nexus 7, Horn has been creating the buzz in the Android gaming world. A console-like gameplay on a touchscreen device was what it touted. Developed by Phosphor Games and published by Zynga, does Horn deliver?
So here’s the back story: A heartless thief has stolen an old grandmother’s beloved green apples off her apple tree, and ol’ granny ain’t gonna sit there crying. Instead, she digs out her skates (probably from 50 years ago), dusts them off and sets off to nab the thief, and get what’s rightfully hers back.
Back when Heroes Call first came out on Android in late June, it had the price tag of free. Before long, I knew it was ridden with IAPs. And terrible IAPs, mind you. At that time, Heroes Call was the worst implementation of IAPs – with exponentially growing wait times and three different in-game currencies.
I had a Commodore 64 when I was a kid but didn’t get another PC until I was an adult in ‘99. I know for a fact that I missed a lot of great games in the gap between the two. There were games that covered all sorts of genres and play-styles and I missed the chance to play most of them. Luckily, mobile publishers have taken it upon themselves to reissue certain wonderful older titles that I would have never had the chance to play. One of the latest titles I came across in the Play Store is Broken Sword: The Director’s Cut. I do not remember anything about this title, but it did come out in ‘96 during my great computer-less period.
Mass Effect Infiltrator is a seemingly perfect fit for my Nexus 7 tablet. It looks great, offers mostly intuitive controls and pushes the boundaries of what we might be used to when it comes to mobile gaming. While much of that is accurate it’s closer to the truth to say that Mass Effect fans will be the true beneficiaries of this new game.
“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.
Triolith Entertainment are not really newcomers to the Android gaming scene, with two titles to their name before this. Megatroid is the third game from the Swedish-based developers to hit Google Play. As a platforming game, how does Megatroid fare? Read on to find out.
Neuroshima Hex from Big Daddys Creations is a game for those lovers of strategy games. As they mention on their Google Play page, “Easy to learn, hard to master” that is definitely true. Neuroshima Hex is a well known in the board game and holds 100th place in the prestige BoardGameGeek ranking (which contains almost 50,000 games from around the world).
Man is trying to build a tower to the heavens and you must stop them. Sound familiar? Great graphics, smooth game play, tons of options and powerups, make Babel Rising 3D a great game for your Android phone or tablet.
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.
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