Posted by Comments Sing: On the tenth day of Christmas Google slashed app prices for me… nine Sleepy Jacks, eight HD Widgets, seven Roll in the Holes, six Endomondo Sports Trackers, five Apparatus, four Jelly Defense, three ADWLauncher EX, two Fruit Ninjas, and a Great Little War Game! LOL Download the last ten twelve top Android Apps for 10 cents apart of Google’s 10 billion app download celebration using convenient one-click tools below: Updating... You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

Here 'tis, folks. The final day of Google's 10-cent app promotion, celebrating (more than) 10 billion downloads from the Android Market. The final day sadly has a couple more repeat apps, but we're not about to turn down a 10-cent app. Here you go: Read More

While the big box consoles take their bizarre summer hiatus (do people really stop playing Xbox 360 / PS3 games in July?), the Android scene has been flooded with quality releases. There were no indispensable, Gold Award-winning games reviewed by the Pocket Gamer team during this month, just a steady downpour of solid titles covering the gamut from ultra-fast racing titles to languorous boardgames best served with a chilled glass of Chenin Blanc. So, choose your relaxing beverage of choice, fire up the Android Market, and make your selection from July’s finest vintage. If you’re lucky, or solvent, enough to own an NVIDIA Tegra-powered device, then last month’s highlight was undoubtedly jet ski racer Riptide GP. With the team behind XBLA hit Hydro Thunder Hurricane at the helm, we knew Vector Unit’s title would have something to do with racing really fast over water, but we didn’t know just how spectacular Read More

Robots are creatures of the future. They can be cute and credulous or machines of terror. Whether you’re fighting, befriending or programming them, robots make for some great Android games. They’re ubiquitous in video game culture for many reasons, but whatever yours, here’s some robot-themed Android games to enjoy. Fortify your domain against enemy robots in Robo Defense. The mindless drones will simply follow the path, so it’s your job to divert them. It’s a strategy you can build on in this tower defense game, upgrading your weapons as you expand your empire. At $2.99 the full version has over 100 worthy levels. Adult Swim’s bionic fairyland creature comes to Android in Robot Unicorn Attack. This majestic robot leaps from platform to platform, snatching fairies, boosting with rainbow power, and smashing through stars. The pull is its leaderboard, constantly wheedling you into another round to beat someone’s high score. This Android Read More

TileStorm is a simple game available in the Android Market. The game is essentially a tile puzzle app wrapped in a 3D shell. Your job is to solve a series of puzzles to help Eggbot get to his destinations. To do this, you need to create a path by shifting the various tiles around until it is traversable. Most of us have already played a game like this in some form, and this one really is no different. The game offers 100 different levels to play through with every 25 having a different theme. There really isn’t much more to say as the game really only boils down to: See tiles and move them around. As you play, the puzzles will get much tougher but a keen mind will be able to solve them. The graphics looked great on my phone, but the lack of any true gameplay variety keeps me Read More

The 3D graphics are pretty impressive in the cartoony and futuristic puzzle game TileStorm HD. However, because gameplay is so simple, it might not be worth the $4 download. The game's objective is to create a pathway for a robot named Eggbot to follow from start to finish. It works like the plastic sliding picture puzzles you might have played as a kid. Tiny squares and pictures of a puzzle are jumbled up. You have to make sense of them, and put them in the correct order. The tiles move in pretty much every direction, but, once in a while, you'll encounter a stubborn tile that's very selective in its movement, which adds a fun challenge to the game. You're ultimately trying to complete an entire level, which is made up of 25 individual puzzles. Each level is set in a different location: "Industrial," "Egypt," "Medieval" and "Jungle." You can't, unfortunately, Read More