1. Dungeon hunter 5.
Prepare your shocked faces, as after last week's teaser site that had barely-obscured links to Dungeon Hunter 5, the game has been officially revealed by Gameloft. The long-running mobile hack 'n slash franchise is getting its latest entry, promising to be prettier, hackier, and slashier than ever. Gameloft has released a trailer showing off some footage of the game with some of the developers talking about the game:
DH5 trailer
Along with the standard array of features, the multiplayer will boast a dungeon-building system where you have to make your way through a player's constructed hideout, fighting through their traps and minions, and then to fight the player, with gold and loot to be earned. As well, there's item crafting with fusing different items to form better ones, a fairly standard system. Expect this to be free-to-play
with the two currency system, and also because the last few entries
were free-to-play. Gameloft has yet to mention a release date for this,
but with the promotional ramp-up, it's hard to imagine waiting too long
for this one.2.Need for speed : no limits
It's been a few years since a Need for Speed game popped up on Android, but EA announced last year that NFS: No Limits would arrive this spring. The game has already launched on iOS in a few regions, and the early reports indicate EA is up to its same old in-app purchase tricks. Actually, it's maybe even a little worse. No Limits will charge you to fill up the tank, which is funny because that sounds like a limit. Can't be, though. The game is called "no limits."
3.WWE immortals>
Immortals twists the existing roster of WWE characters into something fantastical. As the brief introductory scene explains, when trying to take control of a dark magic lantern (stay with me) the Authority managed to open a portal to a host of alternate dimensions, ones where WWE stars aren’t just wrestlers, but heroes of all sorts.
You assemble a team of three, and face off against AI opponents or other players online. For now, I’ve been climbing the AI ladder, which starts of as cake, but slowly gets harder over time.
4.Godfire : rise of prometheus.
Godfire is an action-packed dual-stick beat-em-up game that lands somewhere between Infinity Blade and 300. Hack your way through hapless minions and gnarly bosses, gather up currency, and blow it on extravagant new armor and weapons. Every once in awhile you'll get a puzzle thrown in your way to cool down. Over time, you level up and increase abilities like health, wrath, attack, and defense. Despite the focus on maiming demons of various types, the cinematics between story levels are quite well done, complete with quality, original voice acting. The game is jam-packed with premium currency, power-ups, and video ads, but dang if it ain't pretty. Give Godfire a download if you're in the market for a straightforward button masher.
5.Brothers in arms 3 .
Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War for Android was recently released by Gameloft. That's another game to add to your list of games you'd be playing during the Christmas vacation. I'm not a fan of war games but I know why such can be popular. It's another World War II-themed 3rd person shooter game. It's actually a follow up to the Brothers in Arms 2 released back in 2011. Gameloft has not forgotten fans of the game but it took them a while to launch something new.
The new Gameloft title is still the same shooter game but now with more adrenaline-pumping action, more powerful weapons, and spectacular killcams . This time, it features a unique squad-based combat that allows the game to use his brother to have a tactical advantage. Feel free to use Mortar Fire, Rocket Blast, Molotov, and Air Strike. You can choose from among the different types of missions: Stealth, Siege, Sniper, and Assault. It's up to you which mission you'll dive into.
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