Samurai Siege is one of the best strategy game that you can play on your android phone or tablet. A fun game with actual Ninjas, if you like clash of clans you will love this game more. There are tons of timed strategy game on the Play store, but this one takes the cake. Good puzzles, fun theme, no requirement to purchase items to have a good time. It is fresh, has a better way to place buildings and such, gives you more choices on what you want to do. Takes time to build up and get to the fun stages. You know when you battle and all your troops are gone that you put on the battlefield well what about the ones who stayed alive can go back to your training field and don't have to spend as much on troops.
One of the best multiplayer combat strategy game out there. The gameplay is a simple test gives you the opportunity to strategize. You have to lead an army of Samurai, Ninjas, and fantastic monsters of the East to glory, build your village into a mighty stronghold and defend your village against hordes of enemy ninjas, samurai, and creatures. The game speaks for their selves, excellent and addictive. The graphics are interesting, and the cherry blossoms are gorgeous.
Samurai Siege has a story behind unlike the others. This is way better than clash of clans. It has more designs and provides a story line to obtain special units. Explore the mystical world as you battle through lush forests, snowy mountains, and deserts. Fight other players from around the world to capture loot and steal rare items. Or join forces with other players to create the most powerful Alliance. Wage war with other alliances and compete to dominate the realm.
Samurai Siege is an amazing game overall; it has an open concept where it is very customizable. Learn new strategies to build your village to the top! Explore the world with samurais, ninjas, and TROLLS! It is such 'a fun adventure' where you can play with friends all around the world and meet new people. Highly recommend this game.
Monster Busters Android game updated to v1.0.33 with a new episode including 40 stages and fixed occasional errors when using Toy Hammers. MonsterBusters is a fun match-3 puzzle game for all ages. It is a wonderful game to pass the time or just to have fun. Lots of fun and changes up a lot for a little variety. Match monsters by three or more to make them disappear and save Gingerbreads. Enjoy each and every stage with different challenges, Monster Busters will bring you without a doubt an entertaining experience.
Very good game when you start to play you want to keep going and not stop. This game uses a bit of strategy and is much less frustrating than some other games out there. A highly addictive game that will keep you playing for hours. The graphics and sounds are simply brilliant. Way better than crushing candy! The music is reminiscent of a Final Fantasy game. The stages are brilliantly created and the big monster characters are just great. Monster Busters is better then all the others like it you don't have to spend real money you can use coins for everything very fun.
Good game that you also be very competitive with FB friends. If you like candy crush you will like this game. Similar to candy crush but good to have a change, Monster Busters is a wonderful game to pass the time. Monster Busters is adorable and a super fun time killer. The gameplay will keeps you trying to get to the next level, never boring and harder levels are more interesting. Fun to play, easy to access overall a great game. Let's defeat the monsters and be a hero!
SEGA has finally updated their Android game Sonic Dash with refinement and bug fixes for better gaming performance. If you're a Sonic fan, this is the app for you. Endless runner formula but some with perfect Sonic flair! Sonic on a mobile is amazing enough, but the game itself is brilliant, easy and fun to play and beautiful looking. Sega as game developer always presents new challenges to keep you engaged. Play as Sonic the Hedgehog as you dash, jump and spin your way across stunning 3D environments. Swipe your way over and under challenging obstacles in this fast and frenzied endless running game.
Sonic Dash is a very fun game it is like temple run but with a character we all probably know and grew up with as kids. It is very similar to temple run, but added so many sonic twists that make it better. The gameplay is extremely fun and will hold your attention for quite some time. It is a pretty simple yet extremely enjoyable game. An endless runner that gets harder as you get better. Recommend it for sonic fans everywhere.
Sonic’s has excellent graphics, comes with beautifully detailed world to life on mobile and tablet. You can unlock, win or buy ingenious power-ups to help you run further. Including head starts, shields, ring magnets and unique score boosters! Also, featured with socially connected make you can challenge your friends on the leaderboards or invite your friends through Facebook to prove who the best speed runner is.
Fun game and challenging with very addictive missions because you want to bet the guy at the end of levels. It gets frustrating as the challenges increase. You can play Sonic Dash game for hours. You can play after dinner or before sleep, also doing multitasking watching TV too. Great game to play when you are bored or when you have a feeling for playing something addictive, but everything has a catch to it.
A few weeks ago, Timothy and I were chatting about designing apps for wearables to validate some of the content we’re planning for Google I/O 20141. We talked a lot about how these devices require scrutiny to preserve user attention while exposing some unique new surface areas for developers. We also discussed user context and how the apps we make should be opportunistic, presenting themselves in contexts where they’re useful; it’s more important than ever to think of apps on wearable devices not as icons on a grid but rather as functional overlays on the operating system itself.
But while I’d designed a number of touch UIs for Android in the past and Timothy had a ton of experience with Glass, neither of us had really gone through the exercise of actually designing an app for Android Wear. So we set out to put our ideas in practice and see what designing for this new platform is like.
Before we got started, we needed an idea. Last year, I participated in an informal Glass design sprint in NYC run by Nadya Direkova, and my sprint team came up with a walking tour app. The idea was you’d choose from a set of nearby tours, walk between the stops, and at each stop on the tour, learn about the destination.
My rough mocks of a walking tour app from a Glass design sprint.
While the design sprint ended at rough mocks, the idea stuck around in my mind, and came up again during this exercise. It seemed like a perfect example of a contextually aware app that could enhance your Android Wear experience.
Designing a walking tour app for Android Wear
We started fleshing out the idea by thinking through the app’s entry points: how will users “launch” this app? While exposing a “start XYZ walking tours app” voice command is pretty standard, it’d be interesting to also suggest nearby walking tours as you go about your day by presenting notifications in the user’s context stream. These notifications would be “low priority,” so you’d only see them after addressing the more important stuff like text messages from friends. And with today’s geofencing and location functionality in Google Play services, this type of contextual awareness is possible in a battery-friendly way.
At this point we were pretty excited and decided to begin mocking up the UI. Rather than starting from scratch, we used Taylor Ling’s excellent Android Wear 0.1 design template as a baseline, which includes templates for both square and round devices. We started with square since we were most familiar with rectangle UI design:
Idea: You get a notification in the context stream when a walking tour is available nearby.
I’ve got to admit, it was pretty thrilling designing in such a constrained environment. 140x140 dp (280x280 px @ XHDPI) isn’t a lot of space to work with, so you need to make some tough choices about when and how to present information. But these are exactly the types of problems that make design really, really fun. You end up spending more time thinking and less time actually pushing pixels around in Photoshop or Sketch.
We pretty quickly fleshed out the rest of the app for square devices. They included just a handful of additional screens: a dynamic notification showing the distance to your next stop, and a 4-page detail screen when you arrive at the tour stop, where you can spend a few moments reading about where you’re standing.
A notification guiding you to your next stop, and a multi-page stop detail screen for learning about the stop when you get there.
Seeing our design in real life
Here’s the thing—there’s only so much you can do in Photoshop. To truly understand a platform as a designer, you really need to use (and ideally live with) a real device, and see your work on that device. Only then can you fully evaluate the complexity of your flows, the size of your touch targets, or the legibility of your text.
Luckily, Timothy and I both had test devices—I sported an LG G Watch prototype and Timothy carried a Moto 360 prototype. We then needed a way to quickly send screens to our devices so we could iterate on the design. A few years ago I’d published the Android Design Preview tool that lets you mirror a part of your screen to a connected Android device. Much to our delight, the tool worked great with Android Wear! After seeing our mocks show up on my LG G Watch, we made a few small tweaks and felt much more confident that the overall idea “felt right” on the wrist.
Android Design Preview mirrors a part of your computer screen to an Android device. It’s especially awesome seeing your UI running on an LG G Watch prototype.
Designing for round devices
We’d never designed round UIs before, so we weren’t sure what this new adventure would be like. Quite frankly, it ended up being unbelievably easy: tweaking all 8 of our screen mocks for round took under an hour. When you’re only showing the most important 2 or 3 pieces of information on screen at a time, that’s only 2 or 3 pieces of information you need to optimize for round devices. All in all, there were only a few types of minor tweaks we made:
Scaled up backgrounds to 160x160 dp (320x320 px @ XHDPI)
Bumped up content margins from 12dp on square to 26dp on round; this means content was 116x116 dp on square and only a little smaller at 108x108 dp on round
Pushed down circular actions like “Continue tour” to better vertically center with the watch frame
Center-aligned certain short snippets of text on round devices as opposed to left-aligning on square
Dropped the side padding for context stream cards (the platform automatically does this for notifications, so there isn’t any actual work to do here)
These weren’t completely different layouts—rather, the same layout with slightly tweaked metrics.
It’s hard to articulate the excitement we felt when we mirrored the mocks to Timothy’s Moto 360 prototype with Android Design Preview. To put it lightly, our minds were blown.
There’s something special and awe-inspiring about seeing one of your UIs running on a round screen..
And that was it—with round and square mocks complete, and mirrored on our devices, we’d gotten our first glimpse at designing apps for this exciting new platform. Below are our completed mocks for the tour discovery and engagement flows, not a grid of app icons in sight. You can download the full PSDs here.
An eye-opening experience
Designing for Android Wear is pretty different from designing for the desktop, phones or tablets. Just like with Glass, you really need to think carefully about the information and actions you present to the user, and even more so about the contexts in which your app will come to the surface.
As a designer, that’s the fun part—working with constraints involving scarce resources like device size and user attention means it’s more important than ever to think deeply about your ideas and iterate on them early and often. The actual pixel-pushing part of the process is far, far easier.
So there we were, putting our ideas into practice, on real actual device prototypes that we could’ve only dreamed about only a few years ago. It was the most fun I’ve had designing UIs in a long time. Remember that feeling when you first dreamed up an app, mocked or even coded it up, and ran it on your Android phone? It was that same feeling all over again, but amplified, because you were actually wearing your app. I can’t wait for you all to experience it!
1 Have we mentioned #io14 will have tons of great content around both design and wearable computing? Make sure to tune in June 25th and 26th!
Puzzle & Dragons Android game updated to v6.4.5 with fixed minor bugs and other miscellaneous improvements. Game is fun and wildly addictive, oddly unpopular in the states where puzzle games and RPG games are both pretty in demand. If you like RPGs, Pokemon, Card monsters and match orb games, you'll love this. Like Pokémon with a bust a moving twist! The puzzles almost will remind you of bejeweled, and the dragons sorta make you think of Pokemon.
Puzzle & Dragons is a great game that does not require shelling out real money to get the most out of it. One of the better mobile games you don't have to spend a ton of money on to enjoy, and no competitive aspect. Very addictive and fun with some strategy. You're able to transfer the data from the old device into a new one which make the game pretty unique! Bi-weekly events and new features being regularly added mean you won't be bored with the game.
This game should not have to be paying for, but this game is entertaining, and anyways Puzzle & Dragons is free and is not something very hard and when is challenging at the same time. Match three or more orbs of the same color to attack your enemies. Unlike most puzzle games, you can move an orb as far as you want to match it. Make the biggest combo you can obliterate your foes and snag the dungeon’s loot, RPG-style - you may even score a super rare monster! Recommend it for anyone who loves collection and puzzle games!
Best game you can have for any mobile device! Gung Ho as devs really knows how to make this game different. They are generous and give you a great deal of an awesome game for free. The matching system offers a fun way to enjoy the game's depth, and the flexibility of the dungeons adds convenience for casuals. Level up monsters and then evolve them to make them powerful! Gods, Dragons, Hero's, and more. The creators are also very gracious and often give out prizes as well as bonuses. The more you get into building a team, the more fun it becomes.
Hey game developers, back in March you may remember we added new game statistics in the Google Play Developer Console for those of you who had implemented Google Play Games: our cross-platform game services for Android, iOS and the web.
Starting today, we're providing more insights into how your games are being used by adding country, age, and gender dimensions to the existing set of reports available in the Developer console. You’ll see demographics integrated into Overview stats as well as the Players reports for New and Active users.
In the Overview stats you can now see highlights of activity by age group, most active countries, and gender.
With a better understanding of your users’ demographic composition, you'll be able to make more effective decisions to improve retention and monetization. Here a few ways you could imagine using these new stats:
You just launched your new game globally, and expected it do particularly well in Germany. Using country demographic data, you see that Germany is much less active than expected. After some digging, you realize that your tutorial was not properly translated to German. Based on this insight, you immediately roll out a fix to see if you can improve active users in Germany.
In the Players stats section the new metrics reveal trends in how your app is doing across age groups, countries, and gender.
After Looking at your new demographics report you realize that your game is really popular with women in their mid-20s. Your in-app purchase data corroborates this, showing that the one female hero character is the most popular purchase. Empowered by this data, you race to add female hero characters to your game.
Additionally, if you're already using Google Play game services, there's no extra integration needed! By logging in to the Google Play Developer Console you can start using demographics to better inform your decisions today.
Zombie Age 2 Android game updated to v1.1.0 with reducing bosses heath, increase EXP gain from killing zombies and more. Zombie Age 2 is an online mobile game, cartoon style, zombies fighting and shooting game is free to play on Android devices. Best Zombie fighting game on the market. If you're looking for a game to past time then you found it. This is better than zombie age 1 its awesome with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
A funny game with a serious addiction to it. The IAP is not necessary. Just remember that weapons bought with coins or cash are upgraded with the same currency. Can be hard to progress without feeling like you need in app purchases, but they're not compulsory. Variety of guns, buy different characters, daily missions rewarding coins, buy boost to help you in missions, you can even get back-up for those hard missions! You can kill the butchers, just aim at the butcher knives and shoot but make the dual pistols upgrades cheaper.
This game is fun, challenging, and endless increasing amusement. It is a Zombie killing Machine! You can play it over and again, it'll keep you up all night. Fun to play with simple mindless zombie killing perfect for killing time. Being able to move around the world instead of just aiming and shooting a weapon makes you think in a different way when being hoarded by zombies. You wont regret it!
Zombie Age 2 Game Features:
- Tons of missions
- Up to 17 characters
- Zombie combat in 7 different zones with 7 unique game modes
- Slay zombies with over 30 weapons
- Both HD/SD are supported
- Request friends to fight for you
- Unique cartoon style
- Global Leaderboard
What's new in version 1.1.0:
- Fix wrong helicopter position (SD graphic) on defense mission
