Lost Socks: Naughty Brothers is finally on Android
The gorgeous action platformer Lost Socks: Naughty Brothers has finally launched on Android.
We've been waiting on this for a while, but it's definitely better late than never.
It's a bit mad this one.
You have to help find a lost sock by blasting apart hordes of enemies known as nibbles.
You are a sock as well by the way, and we believe the missing one is your brother.
There's a bunch of different weapons to unlock and upgrade, from machine guns and
rocket launchers.
You'll need all of them to face the many challenges ahead.
Did we mention the visuals were breathtakingly gorgeous?
Seriously, this is like a cartoon brought to life.
It might not be for kids though, as it's infamous for being very difficult.
But if you like tough platformers with shooty bits, go ahead and grab Lost Socks: Naughty
Brothers from Google Play right now.
Doodle Space is like Doodle Jump in space
Doodle Space – Lost in Time is a brand new shooter that takes place inside a notebook.
You play as the captain of Doodle Colony, and have to help defend it by creating a fleet
of ships.
It's effectively an endless runner, with you flying around space blowing up enemy ships.
You'll earn cash for doing so, and can spend it on ship and colony upgrades.
As you can tell, there are two sides to this space saga – attacking and defending.
You'll constantly be under attack, so have to place defences so your colony can survive.
But you also have to explore the deep recesses of space, so it's all a bit of a balancing act.
Do you spend your money on a new ship upgrade to explore further, or bolster your defences?
If that sounds like fun to you, go and grab Doodle Space – Lost in Time right now on
Google Play.
Humble Mobile Bundle 22 celebrates excellence
There doesn't seem to be a common theme between the games in the latest Humble Mobile Bundle.
Well, apart from excellence, that is.
Seriously, this is some of the best gaming on Android.
And you can get all of it for a mere $5.
Considering the quality on offer here, that's some serious value and you would be silly
not to snatch it up immediately.
Seriously, you'd be a fool not to.
Go and grab it on the official site.
The X-Files: Deep State is out now on Android
The X-Files is not dead, but is now a mobile game.
Dubbed Deep State, this one is a hidden object adventure in which you solve mysteries involving
aliens and other paranormal stuff.
You'll investigate a variety of intriguing cases, seeking clues and tapping on them.
Along the way, you'll team up with your favourite characters from the franchise.
There's a plot too, but we won't provide any spoilers here.
We will say that you have to make a bunch of moral decisions though, that affect the
end result.
On a lighter note, you can completely customise your character.
While that does mean you don't play as a character from the show, you can pretend you're
actually in it if you want.
So if you're a massive fan of The X-Files, you really owe it to yourself to download
Deep State right now.
Go ahead and grab it from Google Play.
Pixel pretty Metroidvania Dandara is out now on Android
Dandara is yet another Metroidvania that harkens back to the good old days when you could count
the number of pixels on screen.
As a result, it offers a fair challenge.
You play as the eponymous hero who's trying to save the world of Salt.
It appears to be under some kind of dictatorship, and only you can save it for some reason.
So you'll run, jump, and gun your way through a variety of different environments and villains.
You can even take to the walls or ceiling, defying gravity itself.
There are hidden areas to uncover, puzzles to solve, and a variety of death defying jumps
to complete.
If you like platformers, you'll be in heaven.
So go ahead and grab Dandara from Google Play right now if that's you.
Switch side scroller Earth Wars has fired over to Android
Earth Wars is a side scrolling hack and slasher that originally launched on Switch and is
out now on Android.
It's pretty gorgeous, with visuals that look like the pages of a comic book.
It takes place in the year 2020, when aliens have taken over the world.
Human weapons have no effect on these monsters, so it's up to humanity to rely on super
soldiers to battle them.
You take control of one of these soldiers and hack, slash, and shoot your way through
hordes of aliens.
This is humanity's last stand, so you'd better hope you have what it takes.
If that sounds like fun to you, go ahead and grab Earth Wars on Google Play right now.
Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition is out now on Android
Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition has finally launched on Android, following its announcement
late last year.
Square Enix has shrunk it down for mobile in a chibi style.
You only have to tap to play it as well.
That includes walking, talking to NPCs, and battling the various monsters you face on
your quest.
The story's the same as well.
You play as Noctis, the prince of Lucis, who is on his way to wed Lunafreya in a peace
treaty between Lucis and Niflheim.
It's episodic, and the first episode is absolutely free.
You can then purchase and download nine more episodes if you enjoy it and want to complete
the quest.
So you've really got nothing to lose by heading on over to Google Play right now and
downloading it.
Pre-register for Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition now
You can now pre-register for Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition, an upcoming Android
version of Capcom's hit fighting franchise.
This entry actually launched on iOS last year, but has taken its sweet time making the transition
to Android.
Still, if you love the franchise it's better late than never.
It's basically a watered down version of the console version.
All of your favourite fighters return as well, so you can Hadouken to your heart's content.
So go ahead and pre-register for Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition right now on Capcom's
official site.
You've got nothing to lose really.
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