Mobile Gaming
The follow-up to the movie Top Gun: Maverick is finally ready to open in theatres, and this means that the long-awaited tie-in for Microsoft Flight Simulator has also arrived. The new part of the flying game came out yesterday, and all Microsoft Flight Simulator gamers can use it for free. Continue reading “Microsoft Flight Simulator Top Gun: Maverick Expansion released”
Apex Legends Mobile, a game that many people were looking forward to, has finally arrived globally. EA said earlier this year that its Apex Legends game would be coming to mobile devices. After a few months of beta testing in certain regions, and as promised, the firm has now announced that the game is now available to download and play. Continue reading “Apex Legends Mobile for Android, iPhone and iPad launched”
Apex Legends, the much-anticipated hero-based battle royale shooter game from EA and Respawn Entertainment, will finally be playable on mobile devices starting next week. Continue reading “Apex Legends Mobile release date set for May 17”
In honour of the 2022 Indian Premier League, Krafton has decided to give its players a free, permanent cricket jersey through the Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) Power Play Event. During the event, BGMI users will be able to receive permanent rewards such as a cricket jersey, a fluffy rabbit headgear, coupon scraps for classic items as well as supply crates, RP credits, and much more. Continue reading “BGMI Power Play Event announced: All you need to know”
EA has confirmed that it is developing a new mobile RPG based on the Lord of the Rings universe’s landscapes, characters, and historical narrative. The forthcoming RPG title, The Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-Earth, was recently unveiled via an official announcement. Continue reading “EA confirms new Lord of the Rings free-to-play mobile RPG”
Fortnite is heading back to the iPhone and iPad. Cheers to Microsoft, given the continued court battle between Apple and Epic Games. The renowned battle royale game has now become available on Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming platform, which is widely available via Safari on Apple devices. Continue reading “Fortnite is finally back on iOS devices via Xbox Cloud Gaming for free”
Netflix is making a new mobile card game and a new TV show based on the classic board game, called “Exploding Kittens.” Players will play as many action cards as they like before drawing a card, praying it isn’t the Exploding Kitten card, as stated in the title. Continue reading “Netflix to launch Exploding Kittens mobile game, TV series”
Apple Arcade, a gaming subscription service, is getting six new releases this month, including a mix of exclusive Arcade Originals, Timeless Classics, and App Store Greats, which bring some of the best award-winning titles from the App Store to the service. Continue reading “Apple Arcade is getting 6 new games this April”
Rainbow Six Siege, Ubisoft’s popular tactical first-person shooter, is coming to mobile devices. According to the company, Rainbow Six Mobile, the game’s version for mobile devices, will be similar to the PC and console versions in terms of gameplay. It will work on both iOS and Android devices, the company says. Continue reading “Ubisoft announces Rainbow Six Mobile for Android and iOS: Signup for early access begins”
Rovio has re-released the iconic 2012 remake, Rovio Classics: Angry Birds. Officially removed from app stores in August 2019, Rovio noted the removal was “for testing purposes”. Besides the re-release, the updated version of the game uses the Unity engine instead of the original game engine. Continue reading “Angry Birds is back on iPhone, iPad and Android with no in-app purchases”
Sony’s Xbox Game Pass alternative is here in the shape of the New PlayStation Plus Service. The new PS Plus service is a combination of the older PS Plus service and PS Now service. Offers subscribers three flexible options. Plus Essential, one of the options, is effectively the service in its current state, providing players at least 2 free games every month along with access to multiplayer. Continue reading “New PlayStation Plus arrives in June with over 700 games”
GTA+ is a new subscription service for Grand Theft Auto Online that will only be available on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles. Rockstar Games recently released an official blog post announcing the new GTA+ subscription service and detailing the benefits that gamers will receive. Users of PS5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles can now sign up for a monthly service that gives them access to new content every month. Players must already own GTA V in order to sign up for the service. Continue reading “GTA+ subscription service launches on March 29”
The Far Cry 6 game has a free weekend on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation beginning Thursday, March 24, 2022. In addition to its free weekend, Ubisoft has announced that the Far Cry 6: Stranger Things crossover mission “The Vanishing” is now available for all players for free! Continue reading “Far Cry 6 play free all weekend begins, along with a Stranger Things crossover”
Activision has officially revealed the date for one of the most anticipated events, Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2022, which will begin on March 31st. All users, from all over the world, can compete in the tournament and move up to the top 16 teams for exciting in-game rewards. Continue reading “COD Mobile World Championship 2022 begins March 31: Here’s all you need to know”
BlueStacks, the most popular Android gaming platform for PCs, launched Creator Studio and Creator Hub on Tuesday, allowing users to mod and share games. Players will be able to make modifications to mobile games developed with the Cocos, Unity, and Unreal engines by using the new platform. Basic, moderate, and advanced modding levels are available. Continue reading “BlueStacks launches Creator Studio and Creator Hub in India, Brings Mobile Game Modding”
