Clear Vision 3 is the third game in the iOS and Android version of what started off as an ultra-popular game series on Newgrounds. The premise is much the same as the first two – you are a professional assassin who takes people out for profit, but this one includes more missions, new jobs that […Read More]
Empire Fleet is a new MMO strategy game for the iOS – think of it as Kingdoms of Camelot, except it’s on the water. Your goal in this game is to collect resources, build up your fleet, and then use your ships to attack outside wilds and other players’ islands. Then, you join an alliance […Read More]
Dungeon Keeper is the first mobile entry in the long-dormant franchise that Electronic Arts has recently revived. This iteration of the game plays as a Clash of Clans style game, but with an added dash of DIY tower defense gameplay, such as digging your own paths to the goods. Your goal is to raid other […Read More]
Ironpants is often cited as proof that “Flappy Bird” is now a genre. This new iOS and Android game is arguably even more difficult than Flappy Bird. Your character is an 8-bit superhero in tighty whities, and your goal is to fly as far as you can, scoring one point with each set of boxes […Read More]
On the Android version of Flappy Bird, you can change the background from day to night, and from night to day. There’s still some uncertainty on how to do that, though, a recommended method would simply be to change the time from sometime during the day to sometime during the night on your phone or […Read More]
Flappy Bird is a game with 8-bit graphics, pipes that look like they came from Super Mario Bros 3, and a bird that looks like a chicken nugget with eyes and a beak that massively sucks at flying. It’s also insanely hard and massively addicting – think of it as the “Snake” of the modern […Read More]
Flappy Bird was created by Dong Nguyen and published by .Gears. Both of these companies are based out of Vietnam, and specialize in indie mobile games. This game didn’t start to get extremely popular until recently, but the game actually came out quite awhile ago. It only just now went viral, and has become possibly […Read More]
Flappy Bird is the newest game/digital drug to hit the iOS and Android app stores. The goal is to get through as many pipes as possible by tapping your screen to bounce the bird up and down, but the catch is that it’s insanely hard to do, and as such, it’s also extremely addicting. Seriously, […Read More]
5) Play Flappy Bird on an Android device, rather than an iOS device, if possible. Currently, Flappy Bird is easier to play on Androids, rather than iOS devices, according to Dong Nguyen, the creator of the game. This might not be true in the future, once he releases an update to the game, but at […Read More]
Go look in the App Store at how many reviews Flappy Bird has. As of the time of this writing it’s approaching 400,000, proof that Flappy Bird is what would happen if drugs were converted into app form. Yes, it’s that addicting, because it’s insanely frustrating, and it’s insanely difficult to get past a score […Read More]
