It is going to be free in the Amazon Appstore for the first 1 day – after that, the cost will jump to $2.99.
If you do not have access to the Amazon Appstore, fret not, as it will also be in the Android Market for the reduced price of $0.99 for the first 24 hours (it can’t be free in the Android Market because once an application is listed as free, it remains such for the rest of its lifecycle).
Fieldrunners HD is really a new take on tower defense, offering rich environments and apparently much quicker gameplay, with a gaggle of awesome weapons and equally destructive enemies. Everything from air strikes to ground strikes, this game covers all the bases.
Birds from each other nervously, his great battle against the traitorous pigs, knowing no stopping progress. Angry Birds came to the Android version of the new sections. Following an additional day or two’s wait, the Android version of the most recent Angry Birds update has become live on the Android Market.
“Mine and Dine” introduces 15 new levels to the increasingly not possible to avoid Angry Birds, using the dirty pigs’ underground mining tunnels (yes, pigs dig mines) the setting with this batch.
Rovio’s monster mobile phenomenon has now hit over 250 million downloads in total, would you believe, so you’ll have to excuse me if I don’t give you all a quick breakdown as to how you play the game.
You’ve likely got more stars than I have, too.
Walk me through it
Talking of stars, if you’re having issues with any of the new levels, you should take a gander at these video walkthroughs.
We have two whole pages of Golden Egg Guides for you to savour, so tuck into that while you’re at it.
Angry Birds is available from the Android Market and Amazon Appstore at no cost, or currently sitting on your phone’s hard drive, where it’s been since you first bought the device.
Galaxy on Fire 2 App — probably the most visually stunning games we have ever played on Android — has become obtainable in the Android Market and in NVIDIA’s Tegra Zone application. GoF2 is a space-based saga where you’re stuck employed by a mining colony (not quite of your on freedom) and alternate between working for the person and blowing up bad guys for that man.
The storyplot line’s fine and all, but it’s the gameplay that’s stunning. An on-screen joystick controls your ships and weapons, and you are bound to drop out of your chair at least once, because of the totally free range of movement you receive with flying through space. You absolutely have to experience it to believe it.
Galaxy on Fire 2 is available free in the Android Market and Tegra Zone. You will get just the first galaxy (which you’ll play as much as you want) and can unlock the entire game having a $14.99 in-app purchase. Provide a whirl
Get your ninja costume and kill something that gets inside your way in the fast paced fighting game Devil Ninja Android Game App. You’ll be doing crazy ninja jumps over cliffs and killing creatures, for example werewolves.
Features:
Choose your game speed – Normal/Fast
Turn Music On/Off
Nice game graphics
Leaderboards
Great news for Angry Birds obsessives: there is one more Angry Birds game in the works and Rovio continues to be quietly showing it off at the MeeGo conference.
Exactly Angry Birds Magic are a wee bit slim right now however it does include a rather intriguing new feature: NFC level unlocking! View it in action after the break…
You can observe Angry Birds Magic’s NFC feature for action in the video below where two Nokia C7 phones running the game are tapped together to instantly unlocked 5 new levels. It’s cleverly done but hopefully Rovio uses it for some more exciting functionality before it sends Angry Birds Magic flapping in to the wild.
I’m a large fan of puzzle games in my Android. They have a tendency to work well in a touch-controlled medium because their concepts are often simple enough to pick up and play.
Refraction App isn’t any different, and challenges players with over 120 levels of color-matching, light-bending goodness that will have even the smartest of you itching your head for awhile.
Like all good puzzle game, Refraction begins with a easy concept: use mirrors to guide beams of light for their corresponding beacons. It then adds another aspect in prisms, which allows for the splitting and combination of colors.
Mixing a yellow and red beam in a prism will produce orange, and running that beam back through a prism will break it back into its original components.
Obviously, you have a limited number of mirrors and prisms per level. Thank goodness, the developers were a bit merciful and let you reposition them as many times as you need to. This prevents you from staring at the level, hypothetically working out what could happen; instead, you can just mess around with components until you find something which works. There are multiple methods to complete each level, so players are able to develop their solution, as opposed to the solution. Sometimes you can pass a level by complete accident, but I’m willing to take a win wherever I can get it.
Refraction App Video:
Challenge gets kicked up a notch with the introduction of additional factors, such as doors that need to be unlocked by (again) color-coordinated lasers. Space quickly becomes at a premium as multiple beams converse on different spots.
Followers of leaderboards or time attack modes will be disappointed, because there isn’t any integration for achievements or accolades: the point of beating levels in Refraction is merely just to beat them, not show that you did to your friends online.
For many weird reason Refraction really reminds me of playing Interplay’s “The Lost Vikings” as a kid. It’s got this quasi-sci-fi aesthetic that isn’t trying to take itself seriously – you simply match colors in the void of space.
The controls can be a bit of a challenge to pick up , but can thankfully be customized with the addition of on-screen controls. It’s nothing like the game needs precise controls for time-sensitive actions, but that shouldn’t reason it from not being functional.
Refraction is a $2.99 download from the Android Market, and consists of over 120 levels. The lite version hats at only 20 levels, which are specific to the lite version only. İt was either done for variance, or in an effort to give people trying the game a bit of a learning experience in regards to what the “real” game could hold. If the ramping difficulty is any indication, players who full-clear Refraction aPP have earned some bragging rights, even if there aren’t any achievements to show them back.
