Simon Smith from Gameluster writes: Have you ever thought to yourself: You know what? I want to play as a bear. Now have you ever thought to yourself: I want to terrorize an Art Museum. Well I have great news for you, there is a game out there that will allow you to do these things. Australian game developer Half Brick studios have brought us their latest offering in the form of Bear Vs Art. This development studio has already had quite a history as a development studio having several major hits that have had been severely popular, IOS games including the popular Jet Pack Joyride have found quite a success for Half Brick studios but they still aim higher and try to gain the massive popularity of other games from their past including one of the games that truly defined the Mobile game era, Fruit Ninja. To date they have still not achieved their goal of providing as memorable as an experience but that doesn’t mean their games are bad as is the case with Bear Vs Art.
New Zealand's PikPok has released their relaxing new cat adoption simulator for both Android and iOS.
Level Infinite has announced strategy game Command & Conquer: Legions for iOS and Android via a licensing agreement with intellectual property owner Electronic Arts.
More mobile games. Can't believe the last command and conquer game was Tiberian Twilight not only was it a awful game. It was 13 years ago.
EA have been trying to shoehorn C&C into a live service/ mobile game since 2009 it's not happening now give us another generals
Disgusting that this IP has outside of the excellent C&C Remastered been regulated to awful mobile games.
Command and Conquer should have had a passionate team assigned and come roaring back years ago.
If we needed further evidence that EA is dumb as hell with their IP, behold their latest blunder
Gris begins as your world shatters and sends you falling into an endless desert. Surrounded by sand and brutal winds you must push on.