Puzzle game Vampires! is now revealing the vampire queen in this new trailer.
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Looks like the Ouya will be getting a little more support as Shadowrun Online is going to be supporting the system.
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Cliffhanger Productions released a new video update on their ongoing Kickstarter project providing specifics about in-game missions, including security alarm status levels for stealth and infiltration tactics, the action and combat system, and how Cliffhanger intends to blend a turn-based game with fluid action in multi-player gaming.
With existing support for iOS and Android tablets as well as PC/Mac platforms, Shadowrun Online now also has announced plans to support Linux and Ouya, the new Kickstarter-backed Android-based console. Michael Paeck, Co-Founder of Cliffhanger Productions says “Adding these platforms will make Shadowrun an even better cross- platform experience! We are very happy to be able to add Linux, which has a dedicated following amongst gamers, and connect all our players into one base. You can now easily play the game on your tablet, switch to your desktop PC and then later enjoy it on your Ouya-connected TV – without ever having to switch your account or character or suffer from restrictions based on your device! One of the advantages of our fluent turn-based system is the ability to engage in a multiplayer session with or against others without the usual frustrations when different players have different connection or input speeds!”!”
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iOS and Android game Pebble Universe is getting an update on August 16th. Android users will be able to get the update on Google Play.
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At August 16 it is time for the next step in the voyage through Pebble Universe. The new world invites the players to great challenges with innovative level design, new elements, spectacular monsters and a new explosive type of Pebble.
‒ We have listened to our players and this world, The Factory, is a result partly based of their responds and great ideas, says Mattias Granat. With this release we have built an even better game, and just like before timing is the key to everything!
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Shadowrun seems to be getting a resurgence and that’s never a bad thing. The world needs more Cyberpunk games. This browser based game for the Mac and PC will use Unity to allow players to play with each other in online battles. If you’re interested in supporting the game, make a pledge on Kickstarter.
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Shadowrun has had an exciting year, with Jordan Weisman, the creator of Shadowrun, launching a wildly successful Kickstarter topping near two million dollars with Shadowrun Returns. Now Kickstarter sees the launch of Shadowrun Online from Austrian based Cliffhanger Productions, who have already teamed up with Harebrained and Catalyst to create the Shadowrun Universe at www.shadowrun.com.
While Shadowrun Returns is focused primarily on providing a great single-player adventure experience, Shadowrun Online—like the tabletop—is all about experiencing the awesome world and gritty atmosphere of Shadowrun together with friends in tactical but fluid turn based combat. Details on the project can be found at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1964352341/shadowrun-online.
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Square Enix today released Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light for Sony Android devices. On top of that, all mobile versions of the game are discounted for a limited time, so grab it up while you can.
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Available for the first time on Android devices as part of a limited period exclusivity deal with Sony, the critically acclaimed LARA CROFT AND THE GUARDIAN OF LIGHT™ launches today for flagship devices, XperiaTM S and XperiaTM ion, as well as gaming smartphone, XperiaTM PLAY.
In addition, to celebrate the Android launch, Square Enix is offering all of its mobile versions of LARA CROFT AND THE GUARDIAN OF LIGHT at a discounted price of up to 50% off until 22nd July 2012. Please check your local Apple App Store and BlackBerry PlayBook Store for more details.
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I had a lot of fun with SpaceChem on the iPad and now it’s available for Android devices. Players can pick it up for $5.99. All the features and gameplay you’ve come to expect is there. If you haven’t played this game at all, then it’s definitely worth checking out if you like puzzle games.
Pick up the game now for free on Google Play. Here’s a trailer.
Pick up Epic Raiders on Google Play for free. Looks like an interesting game, and it’s free. Hard to beat that.
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Leading mobile games publisher and developer announced the release of their newest game, Epic Raiders to Google Play today. Epic Raiders is an internally developed title, and only one of their many games to be released this summer. Epic Raiders combines GAMEVIL’s know-how of creating polished RPGs and their dedication to provide games as a service, to introduce a party play RPG that will keep users entertained for hours.
In a quest to rescue their princess, the knights and warriors of Epic Raiders unite together in this party play RPG. In Epic Raiders, players select up to four characters, that possess different skill sets, in battle and assign them to various enemies upon each wave of attack. Once a stage is cleared, players are able to unlock the next level of challenges that await. With full customizable gear that materializes in battle, along with a wide array of colorful weapons and armory- players are able to experience the full tailoring and character building of RPGs.
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Android devices seem to be getting a lot of love these days. Next to be released is a version of the classic Broken Sword games. It’s a great game that shouldn’t be missed.
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Revolution Software has today announced that its multi-award-winning adventure Broken Sword: The Director’s Cut has been released worldwide on Google Play for Android phones and tablets.
An enhanced version of the iPhone classic, which itself earned an average Metacritic review score of 91% and achieved 5 million downloads in 2011, Broken Sword: The Director’s Cut on Android is the most polished version to date, boasting its highest resolution visuals on phone or tablet. The game includes many unique features including a digital version of ‘Watchman’ co-creator Dave Gibbons’s collector’s comic, detailing the events which lead up to the explosive first scene.
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