Ketchapp releases games pretty much every week for Android/iOS. The amount of games they produce is staggering, considering how quickly they do it. Sure, most of them are quick and fun to play arcade games, but they seem to fit this niche perfectly. The latest release from Ketchapp and AppLava is called Adventure Cube, and much like Ketchapp’s other releases, it is fun, colorful, creative and challenging to play.
Back in the Summer of last year we reported on tinyBuild and their upcoming game Punch Club that would be heading to Android in the Fall of 2015. Obviously the game’s release is running a bit late but the good news is that the wait is finally coming to an end. Today tinyBuild has announced an official release date for Android and it will be arriving later this month.
Plaque Inc has received a lot of updates since its release onto mobile devices, and now the 11th one has arrived. The main headliner for this update is a new mutation called the Double Strain, which can be a pretty damn helpful feature to use actually. In fact the name sort of hints at what it does.
Fans of the card game that was a Kickstarter phenom (getting $8 million+ in funding), there is good news: Exploding Kittens is coming soon to Android. The gameplay for the original card game is simple, in that players may play any number of cards they desire from their hand. At the end of their turn, they must draw a card, and then the next player does the same. Play continues until someone draws a card of an exploding kitty, at which point the player in question loses.
Back in February 2015 we reported on a new game coming from Coffee Stain Studios called The Westport Independent. You probably know these developers from their goat-filled games such as Goat Simulator. This new game is all about censorship, so it is a bit more of a ‘serious’ game, albeit another simulation title.
Developers Mob In Life, who already have a few games out on Android including City Domination, have announced that their location-based zombie strategy survival game called Zombie Zone will be making the leap from iOS to Android later this month. As you are probably guessing, this game takes place in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by zombies.
Groupees sometimes has some pretty interesting bundles that people can buy and enjoy. Today marks the beginning of a new Herocraft-themed bundle, totaling eight games, all of which are available for a starting price of $2.00. That’s basically $0.25 a game if you stay with paying the minimum price.
Developers going by the name of Cats Who Play, which is an entertaining name in itself, has announced that their multi-platform tactical strategy game called HTPD: Force of Law will be launching onto Android, PC, Linux, and iOS soon. The HTPD part of the game’s name stands for High Town Police Department.
Bugbyte released their Battlestation: Harbinger title onto Android in the Fall of last year. Shortly after its release, the developers started up a Kickstarter campaign to development a huge content expansion for their game, making it into an ‘Extended Edition’ as they are calling it. Well that campaign was a success and part 1 of this massive content update arrived earlier this month.
Well, it looks like the Humble Mobile Bundle may be back after a short absence. If you weren’t aware, Humble Bundle did away with the mobile bundles and were going to add mobile games to their regular bundles. Unfortunately that never full came to life as all the bundles after that announcement happened had no mobile games in them. Whether this new bundle is the permanent return of the mobile bundles or not remains to be seen, but this one is themed around Bandai Namco titles.
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