"Thanks to enlightening movies like A Bug's Life, we need not wonder as to the struggles of smaller life forms and how they manage to stay alive. Thus, Amoebattle's depiction of similar survivalist themes within even smaller confines doesn't seem like that much of a stretch; a curious experiment that probes further inspection under the microscope. But in signing up for the program, you'll be given more to do than your usual lab coat-wearing scientist. Complementing the analytical part of that position, you can control how these beings interact and gradually mount a force that is only as stoppable as you make it. Literally exploring the divide and conquer motto within a real-time strategy mold, Grab Games takes players on a fun ride that uses a realistic level of difficulty as a means of selling the presence of real danger and, in so doing, successfully immerses players into an experience that is far from microscopic in scope." -- Wiiloveit.com
The best thing about Android gaming is that the barriers to entry for developers are all but nonexistent, allowing just about anybody to create and publish games for the platform. The worst thing about Android gaining, on the other hand, is that the barriers to entry for developers are all but nonexistent, allowing just about anybody to create and publish games for the platform. There’s a lot to sort through, and a lot of crap lying in wait for the unwary. So, in keeping with Hardcore Droid’s core mission——bettering the human condition by compiling lists of things——here are some of the best strategy games released so far in 2014.
Hardcore Droid:
"In Grab’s colorful world of Amoebattle, your primary mission is to fulfill the role of a budding microbiologist by gathering the battle spoils of scientific data for the ultimate goal of defeating an infection that is running rampant through the world. Led by your cheeky artificially intelligent assistant AMI (who bears a resemblance to the iconic Reddit alien), you and your army of amoebae (you guessed it) battle against a slew of microscopic predators using RTS-style maneuvers."
AR - Amoebattle is, perhaps, the first original mobile real-time strategy that can be called that without any stretch. Most of the real-time strategies are either too simple or too flawed, and the ones that are working, are mirror copies of older titles. Amoebattle manages to be neither. And it manages to do so without ridiculous production values.
