Namco Bandai has released the follow-up title to their Tamagotchi virtual pet game released back in October of last year. Appropriately named Tamagotchi Classic 2nd Gen, this new game features an all new line-up of characters to have as virtual pets. Along with all the new characters that you can possibly take care of, Tamagotchi Classic 2nd Gen features two different game modes to play like the original title had as well: TOY mode and APP mode.
A new game heading our way will put players into the role of being a bartender in a cyberpunk world. This new sim game is called VA-11 HALL-A and you will be mixing drinks that your customers want before standing there and talking to them about whatever it is they want to talk about. This could be anything from politics to how much their lives suck or how awesome their new house is. Pretty much any subject in other words.
Bossa Studios, a developer out of the UK, sent an email today about their soon to be released game Surgeon Simulator. What is unusual about the email is that the only thing included was a video. The video was made specifically for notifying us of the Android release date. It seems once the iOS version of Surgeon Simulator was released, Bossa Studios was flooded with comments on their Facebook page. People in the Android community were clamoring for the release to happen for them as well. The comments have made a difference and you will be able to play Surgeon Simulator on your tablets later next week.
GIGL (a.k.a Game Insight), the makers of Gone Fishing; Trophy Catch, My Country, Big Business Deluxe, and others Free to Play titles, has released another addition to their lineup called Transport Empire. This is a city management game in that follows in the steps of the Tycoon franchise.
On July 17th, Herocraft, the developer for the strategy game called Majesty is set to release a new expansion for it called The Northern Kingdom. In Majesty, the player doesn’t directly control the heroes and citizen of his or her kingdom.
HalfBrick has decided to break into the world of sim games with the release of a new title called Band Stars onto Android finally. This particular game puts players in control of starting a band and working your way from a little garage band to superstars in the music industry. At least that is what the goal is. Whether you make it there or not is up to how good you are.
We covered this game a while back, when it was first released to the Japanese Play Store, and it looks like Kairosoft has recently released it’s pasty and cake shop management game to the US Play Store. Unfortunately it is still the Japanese version.
You might remember our previous articles on games that we wanted Kairosoft translated into English. The good news for all you Kairosoft fans out there the magazine sim has finally gotten translated. The bad news is there goes your productive weekend.
Las Vegas is something a few of us here at DroidGamers know quite well. That is because we are based out of Sin City. So when we hear about a game that will be themed around it and that it will be coming from the fine folks over at Nimblebit, our curiosity definitely flares up. Apparently this new game from Nimblebit, called Tiny Tower Vegas, will be heading to mobile at some point in the near future.
Headup Games is the company responsible for the original Bridge Constructor game that was released some time ago onto Android and has done pretty well for itself. There is something strangely enjoyable about building bridges and being successful at it. While the first game was set in modern times, Headup Games has released a new bridge building game called Bridge Constructor Medieval.
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