Last week we told you about the soft launch of G.I. JOE Battleground for Android which is currently only available to folks in a few regions. Well, thanks to a friend overseas I’ve spent the past couple of days playing around Battleground and I’m happy to say you will not be disappointed if you’re a fan of G.I. JOE.
Earlier this week it was announced that Mobage & DeNA would team up with Hasbro to released new games based on Dungeons & Dragons and G.I. Joe. Last night the first of those games hit Google Play as a limited release, and if you’re one of the lucky few, you can now download G.I. Joe: Battleground on your favorite Android device.
Soft Launches seem to be all the rage these days, and apparently EA loves them. Tetris Blitz saw a soft launch last week, and this week it’s a new Android game called Supreme Heroes.
It’s pretty safe to say that Tekken is a classic, and a lot of us would love to see it on Android in some form. Namco Bandai is set to make that happen, but not in the way you might think. Tekken Card Tournament has been in Beta since earlier this year, and now there’s a Beta Android version you can check out for yourself.
The Powerful NYC is a new Android Game from Mobage involving superheroes, gangsters, angels, and an eclipse. It’s an RPG hybrid of sorts instead of a straight up TCG which is a welcome change of pace, and it also has some of the coolest artwork you’re likely to see in a mobile game.
Card Battling games are all the rage on Android right now, and Mobage has done more of them than anyone. History Attacks is their latest card battler, and I’m very happy to say it’s something different from the rest of their catalog and quite a bit of fun to boot.
As much as we all love Pokémon, I don’t know if we’ll ever see an official Android version. With that in mind we thought it was time for a list and we decided to do one based on Monster Catching games for Android. There are quite a few card-based battling games out there, but we narrowed it down to 4 of the best. Without further ado, we proudly present our picks for the best Monster Catching games for Android.
DeNa and Hasbro have signed a three year deal together, allowing DeNa to release Transformer themed games through its social gaming network developer, Mobage. DeNa are the publishers behind the highly popular virtual card game Rage of Bahamut. The first Transformer themed game to be published by DeNA will also be a virtual card game which will be available on the Android platform.
