I'm a writer, artist and jack of all trades, currently living in the United States. I've always enjoyed gadgets, and made the switch to Android a little over a year ago. I currently write about pop culture, movies, and all things Android.
When I saw the name “Shovel Heroes” in the market, I knew it was a game about digging. What I didn’t know was how much fun it would turn out to be. Shovel Heroes is a new game from Progrestar that’s a new take on digging games, and it lets you do a lot more than just dig. The gameplay is top-notch and will definitely keep your attention as you search 80 different islands.
1. Rocketron
This one came technically came out last week, but is s…
Here at Android-Apps we love RPG games, and Star Traders RPG by Corey Trese is definitely one of the best out there. It’s not your typical Final Fantasy type game either… it’s actually an awesome turn-based strategy game/RPG that’s set in space. You’ll have to manage your supplies and crew while running missions, trading and fighting throughout the galaxy. Star Traders RPG is by far the most in-depth game I’ve played on Android, and it’s also a game that proves you don’t need 3D graphics to make an outstanding game.
RPS Academy is not your typical Android game. It’s fun and it’s also very, very frustrating. It’s also the first Android game I’ve played where I actually bought more “tokens” to use when mine ran out. In case you haven’t figured it out, the RPS stand for Rock, Paper, Scissors. In real life, I’m a master of Roshambo and against the computer I was good, but against real opponents online… not so much. Read on to find out more about RPS Academy.
As you get a bit older it’s always fun to look back on some things from your youth, and Retro Games are a great way to do that. There are lots of Retro Android apps in the market, and we picked out 10 great games with a Retro vibe. It doesn’t matter if you were into Rpg’s or LCD’s, there’s a little something for everyone in the list. Without further ado, here are our Top 10 Retro Android Games…
Some games look great, while others just have great gameplay… luckily for us, Roboto from Fenix Fire Entertainment has both. Roboto is a new action-adventure game that will make you wonder why we don’t have more Android games that look that slick. It’s got a great soundtrack, lots of levels, boss battles, and jaw-dropping graphics. I’m not exaggerating either folks, it really looks that good. Read on to find out more about this great new game…
1. Roboto
Roboto is a super-slick new platformer from Fenix Fire E…
Redneck Jellyfish is a cool new game from MudStuffing Industries where you’ll play a Jellyfish named Gus who’s trying to build some coral reefs. Building the coral reefs won’t be easy though, as Gus will have to contend with zombie crabs, barnacles, sea urchins and other evil ocean dwellers. It’s a fun little game, and there’s nothing out there like it in the market. Is it as awesome as it seems? Read on to find out…
Captain America may not be as cool as Wolverine to some folks, but he’s always been a favorite of mine. Marvel put out a Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty over the weekend to promote the new Captain America movie that dropped on Friday. The movie was awesome (Kudos to Chris Evans), and the game is pretty damn fun as well. While the gameplay wasn’t quite what I expected; Captain America Sentinel of Liberty was tons of fun nonetheless.
Great Android apps and games will try to make the most out of your phone, and bowling games are a perfect fit for touchscreen devices. There are plenty to choose from, but not all Android bowling games are created equal. After scouring the market, we came up with 5 we think are the best of the bunch. Without further ado, here are the Top 5 Bowling games for Android…
As strange as “Planking” seems, it’s become pretty popular as of late, and now there’s an Android app for it. PLANK’D is a planking game from N3V Games that lets you plank all over the place. If you don’t know what planking is, it’s where a person lays horizontally across anything with their arms’ by their sides… just like a plank of wood. It’s one of those things I never even actually thought about being made into a game, but I’m glad they did as it’s a lot of fun.
While trolling through the Android app market this weekend I came across an addictive little game called Bouncy Mouse. Bouncy Mouse is a great new game where you play an elastic tailed mouse who’s out to defeat Captain Cat and get back his cheese. It’s similar to Angry Birds as you’ll be “flinging” the mouse around, but that’s honestly where the comparisons end. Bouncy Mouse has a lot of things that make it unique, and developers Munkadoo Games look to have a big hit on their hands.
Like Sokoban games? Well, if you do there’s a new Sokoban game out from Dedalord called Psychoban that’s crazy fun. I mean that literally, as you’ll be moving around boxes in Insane asylums. It’s definitely a new take on Sokoban games, and the graphics are excellent. It also has a storyline that’s pretty funny, and adds another layer of depth to a great looking game. It’s a nice addition to the Android app market, and the best Sokoban game I’ve played so far.
1. Redneck Jellyfish
Redneck Jellyfish is a great new game from Mu…
Here at Android Apps, we love Zombie games and new one has just arrived in the market called Biofrenzy: Frag the Zombies. Biofrenzy is similar to Zombieville in the gameplay & style department, but that’s where the comparisons end. After taking out Zombies for a couple of hours, here are my thoughts about BioFrenzy: Frag the Zombie…
Zombieville USA is a new side scrolling shooter from Mika Mobile, makers of the popular Android game Battleheart. In Zombieville your job is to kill every zombie you set eyes on as you travel from door to door looking for supplies. There are several different weapons to use, and tons of zombies to use them on. If you enjoy taking out countless hordes of Zombies, you’re going to be thrilled with Zombieville USA.
