Mobile games industry news, discussion, analysis, opinion, events, jobs, and more …
Did you know The Noid is officially old enough to run for president? Well, he is, which might explain why Domino’s Pizza execrable imp returns to public life with the Crash Bandicoot infinite runner that launched on mobile platforms last week. The Noid, whose last video game appearance was 1990’s Yo! Noid for the NES, comes courtesy of another title […]
Continue reading »
The Witcher: Monster Slayer is a game similar to Pokémon Go, except instead of dealing with friendly pocket monsters, players face off against a much deadlier and murderous monster variety. Android players can pre-register for the game’s soft launch now on the official Witcher website, which can grant them early access to Monster Slayer. https://youtube.com/watch?v=TJONQYsru1c%3Frel%3D0 At the end of April, […]
Continue reading »
Just a month after its release on Nintendo Switch, Respawn Entertainment has announced that Apex Legends is heading to an even smaller platform: mobile. In a blog post on Monday, the developer announced Apex Legends Mobile, a new version of the game specifically designed for mobile platforms. Like the console and PC version of the game, Apex Legends Mobile is […]
Continue reading »
Among Us’ new Airship map is deadly for crewmates, thanks to the large size of the map and the fact most players are still learning every nook, cranny, and vent location aboard the ship. One big benefit of the Airship is that Impostors are useful and can work together as a team — even if one of them meets an […]
Continue reading »
Rocket League is coming to mobile devices. Rocket League Sideswipe is a new version of the multiplayer game that’s heading to iOS and Android devices, developer Psyonix announced on Wednesday. Sideswipe will feature all of Rocket League’s familiar car-soccer action, only a little smaller. The game will feature 1v1 or 2v2 matches that will only last around two minutes each. […]
Continue reading »
Steam Remote Play, a wonderful tool for pandemic-era gaming, is now a lot easier to use. Valve Corp. announced today that players can invite anyone to play with them using just a URL. For those invited to play, no Steam account is necessary — but they do need to be using either the Steam client (on Linux, MacOS, or Windows […]
Continue reading »
NBA 2K21 joins the Xbox Game Pass lineup on March 4, making a rare, in-season appearance of a current sports video game in one of the consoles’ streaming services or free games on offer. Usually, the best that players can get for “free” while a sports league is in session is the previous year’s game; publishers have typically waited until […]
Continue reading »
Now that it’s 2021, Riot Games has released a roadmap of the content coming to card game Legends of Runeterra throughout the year. The first major update will be in February, when Lunari assassin comes to the game. The roadmap currently runs through July, and shows a lot of Shurima related content showing up throughout the spring and summer. In […]
Continue reading »
Presented by Ericsson Sports fans are demanding more out of live game experiences. With increasingly robust options for viewing at home and on the go, venue operators need to offer more if they want to compete once the COVID-19 pandemic is under control. As fans slowly return to live sporting events, it will be more important than ever for stadium […]
Continue reading »
Pokémon Go’s first Community Day of the new year will feature the fighting-type Pokémon, Machop. On Jan. 16, 2021, Machop will be spawning in high amounts. At the time of writing this, the Pokémon Go Community Day page has not been updated with a time, but we can assume that the event will take place from 11 a.m. until 5 […]
Continue reading »