Every year there are plenty of big video game conventions and industry shows, such as GDC (USA), Gamescom (Germany), and E3 (USA), just to name a few. The Tokyo Game Show is also a pretty big one as well which is obviously held Japan each year. One thing that the Tokyo Game Show doesn’t usually do each year is acknowledge any sort of focus or care for mobile gaming, even though each year has plenty of mobile game developers showing up, ranging from indie to big multi-million dollar companies.
Oddworld is a successful video game franchise that has been released by a handful of developers, and has been around nearly twenty years on various platforms, with this game debuting for the original Xbox in 2005. This was a franchise that I’d heard of and was vaguely familiar with, yet hadn’t experienced any (coming in “clean”, in essence). I was looking forward to reviewing this one when I saw that it went on sale, so let’s see what I walked away with.
If you have a hankering for Monster trucks, Stickman Downhill Monstertruck might be able to help out. From the dev that has released a variety of stickman games (motocross, ice hockey, Rope’n’fly, etc) comes a downhill monster truck. There are over fifteen different models to choose from, which include the likes of a school bus, a shopping cart, and a moving crane; all of the trucks are designed by hand.
Blood Brothers 2 from publisher DeNA has been out for a bit now and today the game has been updated with some new goodies for current players to partake in. The biggest addition to the game is the new Guild system which is pretty much as it sounds. The Guild system allows for players to band together to create their own guilds.
This week we have already posted twice about the next upcoming episode for Game of Thrones called Sons of Winter. This will be the forth episode in the series leaving two more to come before it is finished. Today Telltale Games has released a trailer for Sons of Winter as well as a more official release date for when it will be arriving, which will be next week.
Back in October 2014 we reported on Amazon Game Studio announcing three games that would be heading our way soon. One of those games is called Till Morning’s Light, which was developed by WayForward, and after a somewhat lengthy wait, it is now available for Amazon Fire devices over on Amazon’s Appstore.
Even though we have a week before the new Portal themed pinball table from Zen Studios arrives for all platforms including Android, the fine folks over at Zen Studios shared with us some Tip and Tricks that you might want to keep in mind for when you do end up playing this table once it is released. We also plan to preview this new pinball table over the course of the next couple of days.
Released by Monzee Digital, is a simple, dual-stick shooter with a bit of magic thrown in for a twist. Players will control a pair of characters named Asep and Euis, whose job it is to defend the magical orb from the waves of monsters seeking to get to it.
Since it originally launched on PC and Mac back in March of last year, Blizzard’s fantasy-themed digital collectible card game, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, has amassed a rather large community of players around the world that encompasses everyone from casual players to professional gamers competing in large tournaments for real cash prizes. The game is also continuing to reach new audiences now that it has hit new platforms including Android tablets like the NVIDIA Shield at first, before finally being updated to include Android phones as well.
A rather interesting and dark looking puzzle arcade game will be making its way to Android soon called Ember’s Journey. When we say dark looking though, we don’t mean creepy or that kind of ‘dark’. Instead we literally mean dark and this is because the only light in this game comes from your character.
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