Super Stickman Golf 2 is a game a lot of us have been waiting for and yesterday it rolled onto Google Play. Yup, the Stickman is back and he’s ready to tee up on over 180 holes spanning 20 killer courses.
Everyone loves a good casual game, but sometimes you just want to annihilate things. If you’re in a violent state of mind Bulkypix’s Soldier vs Aliens might be just the thing for you as it’s a shootem’ up that’s all about killing boatloads of Aliens.
There are a lot of learning games on Google Play, but Fude Samurai is the first one we’ve seen that can teach you Japanese. While it won’t have you speaking Japanese in a few days or weeks, you can learn to write Kanji’s which are used in the modern Japanese writing system.
So many games, so little time. This week’s edition of the Top New Android Games of the Week is full of great games and it was quite the task to trim it down to only 10. There’s definitely a little something for everyone this week with games including dog loving sharks, pixely warriors, and two buff brothers with a love of guns. Without further ado, we proudly present our picks for the best of the bunch from last week…
Yumby Smash is a popular new Android game from the folks at PlayGearz, and it’s one of the trippiest physics flingers you’re likely to find on Google Play. It’s also a game that leans a little too hard on an energy based setup. Can Yumby Smash get over the freemium hump or is it just another mindless Angry Birds clone? Read our Yumby Smash Review to find out…
You’ve seen the commercials and now you can play the game. If you watch TV there’s no doubt you’ve seen Samsung’s Unicorn Apocalypse commercials, and while most of us assumed the game they talk about in the spot was fake, turns out it isn’t. Yes, we now have a Unicorn Apocalypse game…
There was more than one great endless runner released this week as Hotssauce’s Catcha Catcha Aliens crept onto Google Play. It’s an interesting take on the whole running thing as you play the role of an alien catcher catcha whose job is cleaning up planets that have been overrun by pesky aliens.
What happens when you cross a running game with a spaceship? You get Infinity Space from Codi Games. It’s part runner, part space exploration game, and it’s quite a bit of fun.
A few weeks back we talked about 22cans Curiosity and how names started popping up on the cube. This week we’re going to take a look at the latest happening on the cube, including the inclusion of faces.
Game the News is certainly one of the more interesting developers out there as they fashion games out of real world events. Their previous games have touched on issues like Global Warming, Uzbekistan cotton pickers, and Syria. Cow Crusher is their latest game, and it’s all about cattle and horses…
Last year we heard that Kerosene Games was bringing Bladeslinger to Android and we’re happy to report that time has finally come. Luma Arcade’s Sci-Fi Western has just hit Google Play and it’s a game that you’ll definitely want to check out.
Nano Panda was one of the first games I ever covered, and Unit9 has been a bit quiet on the Android front since then. Astro Shark HD is set to change that though as it’s an intergalactic story of love & friendship that spans space and time.
One of my absolute favorite games of the past few years has been the overlooked gem known as Pollushot. My only gripe about the game was that it was way too short, but that issue was rectified when Dumb and Fat Games released the sequel dubbed Sling It!
The brutal brothers are back in action once again as Glu Mobile has just unleashed Gun Bros 2 for Android. It’s F.R.A.G.G.E.D. vs. T.O.O.L. part deux, and this time around you won’t have to wait to get in on the multi-player action.
I normally don’t cover things I haven’t played on Android, but we’ve had a slew of releases this week and God of Blades from White Whale Games is an exception. It’s another in a long line of hit iOS games that are slowly making their way to Android, and it’s one of the coolest Indies I’ve ever played…
The House of Mouse is on a roll. Last week we got Toy Story Smash It! and this week we’re getting Temple Run: Oz. It’s the second time Disney has teamed up with Imangi Studios on a game and it’s the second Temple Run game in the past 2 months. Is too much of a good thing a bad thing? Not in this case…
