For whatever particular reason today seems to be filled with a variety of Android game sales starting up. Monday’s are generally not the most popular day for developers to throw their games on sale but today seems to be the exception to that rule. Square Enix is jumping in on things and has put Demons’ Score THD on sale until April 25.
Tag: rhythm
We get to talk about a lot of hybrid games, as we like to call them anyways, where developers take two or more of the traditional game genres and mesh them together to create something unique and different. Usually this turns out pretty decently and there is never an end to the surprise of genres developers are willing to blend together. Stereo Ride by ArtofBytes and Moarbile Games is one of those surprises that has somehow flown under the radar as it has been out for a little while now.
Back near the end of February we talked about a new rhythm-based game that the folks over at Crescent Moon Games were getting ready to publish called Zen Training. As you probably already know about Crescent Moon Games, they don’t publish anything unless it is a good quality game which usually is also pretty unique. Zen Training falls right into that category as it is a bit of a different type of rhythm-based game.
This week is shaping up to be quite a week when it comes to Android games. Adding to the growing list of titles that we be launching this week is Crescent Moon Games’ Zen Training which is already currently out for iOS devices. Crescent Moon Games has a tendency to release rather unique games and Zen Training is no exception to that rule.
A third game has appeared on the Google Play store and it appears Square Enix has done a triple release this morning. Aside from Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy Dimensions being released this morning, their Unreal Engine built rhythm-based game Demon’s Score THD is also available but for Tegra 3 based Android devices.
Rhythm Destruction is a rather unique game as it blends two gaming genres that you might think as a bit difficult to combine, the rhythm-based gaming genres and shoot ’em ups (or Shmups for short). Well this game, which is looking for a little more funding on Kickstarter, seems to have figured a way to blend the two genres together.
Back almost a year and a half ago, back in late 2010, Gamevil acquired and released TouchMix onto Android. Since then that game has received a few updates to keep it somewhat fresh. Now, after all this time, the next installment into the TouchMix series has arrived called TouchMix FX.
Gamelion has decided to lower the price of their rhythm themed game Boom Beats to a lower price. Actually it isn’t a sale or anything like that, they just decided to make the game free instead, permanently. If you have played other rhythm games on Android such as Cytus, you should be able to jump right into Boom Beats.
While we all are still waiting for Skillz: The DJ Game to land on Android, if you are eager to play a music game that is a bit unique to tide you over till Skillz is released, there is a new one on the Android Market today called RoboFonics. It is a mix of music creation and puzzle solving which seems pretty fun.
The Pokemon Company is currently developing a Pokemon game for iOS and Android users in Japan. The game will be an rhythm-action game where you will tap on the Pokemon trading cards in time to the theme song from the actual anime. Pokemon fans can lose our minds if you live in Japan.