Only the best Android games make our daily Android apps lists, because you don’t need to sift through the garbage – you just need to know what you should be playing and spending that cash on.
Whether its Crossy Road, Monument Valley, HQ Trivia, the latest Star Wars game, or an indie title, there is a good chance our gaming expert(s) have taken a look at it.
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So, I am not going to lie – I have never played Lode Runner. I have also never touched an Apple II. For God’s sake, the first console experience I remember is my brother’s Super Nintendo. I’m a 90s baby. Anyways, if you want a serious blast from the past, the official Lode Runner classic, complete with 150 levels, is now on Google Play for $2.99. (more…)
That’s right, a sequel to Temple Run is finished and should be released on Android next Thursday. Dubbed Temple Run 2 (so clever), the new game has been built from the ground up, contains the same simple controls that you enjoyed from the first, and will likely be just as addictive. The small 2-person Imangi Studios team has grown to five, to take the game to another level. Since they now serve 170 million players on the original TR, this new venture has a lot to live up to. (more…)
Yes, this will only be relevant to the handful of people with Sony PlayStation certified devices, but hey, we figured we should spread the love. Starting today and for the following six weeks, PlayStation Mobile is handing out a free game every seven days for anyone rocking a certified device.
This week’s game is Samurai Beatdown, so I will continue to feel justified in not owning one of these devices. On the other hand, I really wouldn’t mind getting my hands on the Xperia ZL. I want it now.
If you want your free game, go here.
Via: Sony Mobile
This morning, I was introduced to Trid on Google Play. The app is incredibly smooth and highly addictive. There are five different game modes, but I found myself gravitated more towards the classic Time Attack mode. In the upper hand corner, you are given a pattern that you must duplicate. It seems easy at first, but once Trid begins to rotate and twist, your sense of direction is thrown off making the patterns more difficult to copy in the short amount of time you are given. (more…)
Today, an upcoming update has been confirmed for Minecraft: Pocket Edition. Numbered 0.5.1, the update will bring a few things that miners can enjoy, such as signs (get off my lawn!), clouds for devices running certain chipsets, and blocks such as sand and gravel that will be affected by the game’s gravity. (more…)
Time to list out some of those sweet Google Play sales in one convenient post. Today, we have a few titles that are notable, with EA Games hosting the majority of the steals. Thanks to the app AppSales, you too can stay on top of all the deals taking place in Google Play. Do it. (more…)
At tonight’s NVIDIA event, while showing off their new Project SHIELD, the company gave us a sneak peek at an upcoming release from Madfinger Games, Dead Trigger 2. From what we did see in a short gameplay demo, the game looked pretty intense, but other than that massive zombie you see above, we don’t know much else. No release time frame or anything too juicy. (more…)
Remember OUYA? The crowdfunded Android-based gaming console that took the Kickstarter world by storm back in July? It’s inching closer towards reality, as developer units have begun to ship, prompting the OUYA team to do their own official unboxing for the world to see. (more…)