Yesterday we reported that Phosphor Games, developers of the rather creepy Dark Meadows game for Tegra-based devices, have released a bit of a trailer / video interview regarding their upcoming game for Android called Horn. This game was further confirmed for Android during the Google I/O 2012 Day 1 Keynote event going on this morning.
Amidst the plethora of new ‘Ville’ and ‘With Friends’ titles announced during today’s press event, along with a rather impressive list of developers who have signed on to their new Partner Programs, Zynga has announced the availability of their API to third-party developers as well as Zynga With Friends, their new social and multiplayer cross-platform hub.
Phosphor Games, developers of the rather creepy Dark Meadows game for Android and iOS, have announced a new title called Horn during Zynga’s press event which is still currently going on at the time of writing this. Phosphor Games took the stage at Zynga’s press event after they announced their new Zynga Partners for Mobile program.
Not too long ago, sometime in late April, Zynga released their hit iOS game ZombieSmash onto Google Play. Amid the countless undead-themed games that seem to be making their way onto mobile devices, does ZombieSmash have what it takes to stand out of the pack? Read the admittedly belated review to find out.
Interesting news coming out today over the recent Zynga acquisition (which cost them $210 million) of OMGPOP and their hit game Draw Something. It seems as though, since the acquisition of OMGPOP, that Draw Something has seen a steady decline in daily usage and it is no small number.
Dubbed a ‘Survival Comedy’ game, Zynga’s newest title ZombieSmash has just landed on the Google Play store where you will be flicking and tapping your way through hordes of zombies. On top of that, it is in a castle defense style of gameplay with a little physics-based gaming mixed into it all for good measure.
Big companies just love to flog the little guys with their money these days. Some recent examples of this would be Facebook flogging Instagram with a billion dollars and Zynga’s purchase of OMGPOP for $180 million. Now Zynga is saying that we should all expect more deals like the OMGPOP buy-out in the near future.
AndEngine is a game development engine designed for Android. It has been an open source project that was started by Nicolas Gramlich who I’ve had the pleasure of talking to on and off for the last year or so. Well today I received a neat little email from him with some great news, Zynga Mobile has snatched him up!
Well it seems after the announcement awhile back regarding Zynga bringing live poker to Android has finally come true. While this was supposed to be their first game for Android, Mafia Wars ended up being released before it. It is still the first game of their on the Android Market but it did have some people confused at first.
GetJar promised that at least three days this week we would see some big named, full version games coming to Android via GetJar and sure enough today’s announcement is a fairly big one. Zynga’s Mafia Wars for Android is now available exclusively on GetJar. I’m pretty sure I don’t need to go into detail as to what Mafia Wars is.
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