Psychoban is a refreshing take on old school puzzle games, developed by Dedalord. It’s based on the old puzzle game of Sokoban, only modernized with an isometric view and great story and environments. This is definitely a title any puzzle fan should look in to. In the game, you play as a recently lobotomized patient. Your obviously completely insane doctor is putting you through these puzzles as a way of testing your recent treatment. Every level is bookmarked by a series of humorous dialogue, especially by your own character. The puzzle gameplay involves solving puzzles by pushing blocks onto specific tiles. You can only push though, and not pull, meaning pushing a box into a corner leaves it stuck. I like how this is actually explained for once thanks to your straight jacket. By throwing the game into 3D, you can now work with multiple levels of boxes, stacking them and Read More

Posted by Comments Here are 8 best of the best Android apps our expert and industry respected reviewers evaluated this week! Be sure to catch up on top Android news you may have missed plus check out Amazon’s free app of the day calendar. We’ve included convenient one-click tools below to easily download or buy these top app picks: Best Android apps reviewed August 7, 2011 – August 13, 2011. Check out the last weeks best Android apps reviewed… #AmazonAppStore Free #AndroidApps of the Day for the past seven days, complete list here In top Android news, check out these headlines you may have missed: Updating... You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

Posted by Comments is a superb puzzler with hilarious characters, some very twisted humor and incredibly challenging gameplay. Immerse yourself in an eerie world of lunatic asylums and see if you can find your way out. The sound, 3D graphics, intriguing plot and vast gameplay all contribute to an awesome puzzle-game experience. Price: Free, with in-game options to buy further levels. Content Rating: Everyone Pros Cons Sokoban, for the uninitiated, is a Japanese puzzle game where you must move blocks around a board in order to place them in certain spots. Usually in 2D, the puzzles can be incredibly challenging and moving blocks in the right order to the right spots is crucial for gamers to complete the level. A logical and methodological mind is needed if not an essential. Psychoban however, takes this concept and injects it with gloppy buckets of dark humor, twisted characters and 3D Sokoban puzzles that can test Read More

Consistency is a spectacularly important part of any puzzle game. Unless the game tells you otherwise, an action that works in one level should work in the next. If it doesn't, you feel cheated. It's as though the game has pulled the rug out from under you, and then laughed. Psychoban likes to laugh at you. It likes to pull out the rug, turn out the lights, and then batter you with carpet beaters. In some games, that's just part of the challenge. In Psychoban, it feels cheap. Advertisement The game casts you in the role of a mental patient in a selection of creepy asylums. Your job is to slide green crates around at the behest of a maniacal doctor and his strangely compassionate assistant. In each level there are a number of slots in the floor, and to make it to the next room you need to push one of Read More

Marvel Comics is releasing its first Android game with the launch of Captain America, a game that pulls in a lot of the original comic series’ art and storyline. EA and Gameloft both have major releases topping the list this week, bringing Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Green Farm to the Android Market. From movies to agriculture, Android games are as fun as they are diversified. Here are this week’s top games. Captain America was released in theaters this week, and Marvel launched an Android game along with the movie. Marvel’s first Android title, Captain America the game, pits your patriotic protagonist against the Red Skull. Using an array of weapons, Captain America follows the original storyline set during WWII, and incorporates the feel of the comic book into the game. Marvel’s appealing to the true gamer crowd with an Xperia Play version, along with support for a string of other Read More

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The bargain trend continues in today’s fresh Android apps with the new DealNews app. Try out the free app before your next online purchase. The two new games showcased today each have an element of insanity to them. Psychoban lets you break out of an asylum and Lane Splitter allows you to get crazy on the road. Need some good news? How about a great shopping deal? DealNews delivers over 100 new deals daily from more than 2,000 online merchants. Search through the deals by keyword, merchant name, product name, or category. Save deals that you want to consider or share with friends, families, and colleagues using Facebook, Twitter, or email. You can complete online purchases right through the app or use the “clipping” feature to show a coupon to a checkout clerk in a physical store. Sokoban is the game category where you push boxes around strategically to make your Read More

Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Market or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so. This post only features games - apps are coming soon in a separate post and tablet apps were posted earlier today. Please wait for this page to load in full in order to see the AppBrain widgets, which include ratings and pricing info. Looking for the previous roundup editions? Find them here: Today's game roundup is sponsored by Solitaire Challenge (Online) from Lasting. The game puts a social spin on the good old Solitaire, adding live online competition against other players trying to solve the same Solitaire layout. Solitaire Challenge (Online) takes the "solitary" out of "Solitaire."   This Tower Defense game with excellent polish and graphics is our pick of the week (see the review above). -- Read More