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by Dave Loft I had quite a few problems with Asphalt 6 when it first came out as I mentioned in my previous post. To summarize, it was too big at 1GB, took too much RAM at over 100MB, it had framerate issues, stability issues, control issues and achievements were not saved. To say the [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft I’ve had Guerrilla Bob for about a month and while it’s easily one of the most polished games on the Android market, it just doesn’t posses the longevity to keep me interested. Now to be fair, that would describe most mobile phone games and is exactly why they’re typically priced below $5. [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft The sequel to Dungeon Hunter was recently made available for Android and it’s improved over the original in every way. I enjoyed Dungeon Hunter but I stopped playing after a couple hours. Dungeon Hunter 2 has sucked me into several hours of compelling gameplay and has shown me no sign of letting [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft I’m really impressed with the quality of Stellar Escape and the entertainment I’ve squeezed from this simple yet brilliantly executed game. Stellar Escape is a very straight forward game, literally. Your character always runs forward and you simply have to hit the right button to jump over or under the obstacles. But [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft Gun Bros (Glu Mobile) This free game is a killer, literally. You play one of two characters in the top down shooter with waves of increasingly difficult enemies. The longer you survive and the more enemies you kill the more xplodium and experience you earn. The xplodium is then traded in for [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus (Gameloft) Black Pegasus is by far, the best first person shooter on Android. It’s surprisingly beautiful considering it’s being played on a phone and easily equals what was cutting edge on a PC just six years ago. To no surprise the games production value is top notch. [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft PewPew (Jean-François Geyelin) PewPew looks and plays very much like Geometry Wars and space shooters of the past. The game has a wonderful vibe built from it’s bright vector graphics and funky soundtrack. The menus have a great minimalist style that works so well while displaying very little. PewPew goes beyond the [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft Meganoid (OrangePixel) I’ve always enjoyed OrangePixel games, but none of them have captured my attention quite as well as Meganoid has. If there is any game I have played more than HexDefense, it’s Meganoid. The game provides a very 8-bit Mega Man vibe, but with a completely unique and compelling gaming experience. [ READ MORE ]
by Dave Loft HexDefense (Gotow.net) HexDefense is currently my favorite tower defense game on Android. The game is very intuitive and easy to get in and play, but takes a while to master. You have just four towers to defend your base and each tower has three upgrades available. The key like any good tower [ READ MORE ]
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