News about all Android gaming.
CSI is one of the longest running shows on TV, so it stands to reason there would be games based on it. CSI: Hidden Crimes is reminiscent of the Facebook game (if you remember or played that), but on mobile devices.
You’re sitting there, bored and playing on your phone or tablet, doing nothing in particular when you decide to see what’s available on Google Play. The problem is, it’s all the same old stuff and obvious apps featuring in-app purchases to suck more money out of you.
Mutants: Genetic Gladiators from Kobojo has launched on mobile devices today. The role-playing game allows you to create your own breed of fighter to take on a variety of mutants which can have genes spliced to enhance abilities.
Sometimes, devs will just contact on Twitter with “try out our game” or something along those lines, which isn’t a bad thing. It doesn’t hurt to reach out in such a straightforward manner and it’s just what @CircixGame did, so here’s a post about Circix.
Tile Temple Tactics from AppyNation is a bit like Mahjong and is due to release next week on all mobile devices. Developed by Proper Games, it’s a ‘virtual board game’ for all the family and best of all, it’s free.
I have to admit I was a little shocked to get an email from the BBC, then when I saw it was for a game called Top Gear: Race The Stig, I still wondered how I got the email. Regardless of that, Top Gear fans can now race against The Stig in a new, free app.
Transport Empire is like Railroad Tycoon, you only need to look at the screenshots to see the similarity, the main difference is it’s inspired by a steampunk Victorian era and features other vehicles as well as trains.
Daedalic Entertainment are known for Deponia and Edna & Harvey, two games which are coming to the iPad and Android tablets in puzzle form. You simply slide pieces of a puzzle into place to form a picture based from a background of the game.
Doom Warrior is from Creaky Corpse, the mastermind behind the game and company is Neil Yates who has apparently been making games since he was 16, nice to know, but how old is he now?
I’m not sure if it was because the tablet was refurbished or just poor build, but the micro USB port ‘broke’, it wouldn’t allow me to plug anything in to charge it.I didn’t look into it too closely, it could have been that some wires had raised to stop the charger cable (the one for my Galaxy S) or the data lead used to connect it to the laptop from inserting properly. I did a factory reset to erase everything and packed it back up to send of for a replacement.