Pill Popper - Featured Android App

Pill Popper - Featured Android App

 

Pill Popper is a brand new pattern matching game for Android. The player must match patterns of pills and create enough matches to pass to the next level. Great graphics, attractive design and very sleek gameplay create a great user experience. 

 

This pill matching game is one of the most professionally designed games and apps we have seen for Android. Sleek HD graphics with colorful pills and attractive overall menus create a friendly and cheerful game player experience.

 

Pill Popper is just right for those who use their Android Smartphone to elevate those brief moments of boredom when we have to wait for an appointment, bus or elevator. Just run the game and start matching pills. Of course, since this game is based on memory, we all know continued practice creates better results and if even has the potential to make us forget less.  

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Will Flappy Bird return - Android Game News

Will Flappy Bird Return ? Android Game News

 

Flappy Bird is one of the most downloaded free games on Android, and its creator Dong Nguyen claimed it is earning him fifty thousand dollars a day from people clicking ads on the game. The game existed for months before its sudden rise to popularity and then its sudden removal from both Apple App Store and Google Play.

Flappy Bird

The stated reason for its removal by its creator was its addictive nature. Flappy Bird was so difficult fans reportedly neglected aspects of their lives in order to play this difficult game, moms neglecting their babies and other reports of this kind circulated around the Internet. However, the Dong Nguyen has stated in an interview that he is considering returning the game to the App Store and Google Play, but this time with a built in warning urging people to take a break from the game from time to time.

Reportedly, Dong Nguyen is working on there other games right now. Checknaout, an action chess game, a cowboy shooting game and another game called Jetpack Kitty. At least one of these games is supposed to go online in a month or so.

For all those that need impossibly difficult games, Super Ball Juggling and Shuriken Block exist on Apple's App Store, and a simple port for Shuriken Block exists for Android.

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Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review

  Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review

Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review. This is a port or rendition of the famous desktop game to Android. In Minecraft, the player gets to play in massive virtual worlds, build and construct in them, mine for resources and interact with other online players in what is probably one of the most interesting and addictive massive multiple player game.

Features including construction, mining and using items like bow and arrows, armor and hand to hand weapons made of several kind of materials. Of course, interaction includes stuff like monsters, domestic animals and much more in this virtual world, though the Android version is poorer than the PC desktop version, and this is where some of the problems this Android game has come from.

Players who did not play the desktop version will be delighted, but what about those who had played the desktop version for years?

Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review

Mine craft is a world building and exploring game where the player gets to use the environment and interact with it to build things and then go out on adventures to access more resources. The more interesting of the game modes is survival, where the player builds buildings during the day time and has to defend them against various kinds of vicious monsters that come at night to demolish the player's creation and try to kill him as well.

The blocky graphics may not be for everyone but the sheer scope of the game, the freedom of choices and the ability to interact with other online players are some of the strong points of this game.

The game does have some faults, though. For those who come from the desktop version, the Android Minecraft is a simplified version, without some of the artifacts and the resources. It can be fun but mostly those people will wait for a future upgrade who would bring with it things like a fuller game mode and redstone, iron golems, villages and most of the things still missing from Minecraft Pocket Edition.

Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review

There are some bug and problems as our reviewers reported. Sometimes login fails and some you cannot interact with other people, though all are online and loggined into the the game. In rare cases spawning causes a player to lose his or her hard earned items and weapons. In other rare cases items turn out missing from chests though they were carefully collected and placed there ... A few players also reported some weird automatic changes between creative and survival modes.

Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review

Like we stated earlier, reviewers would have liked the game to have several missing things. Redstone, more monsters, and metal mines are some of these things.

In conclusion, this is not a bad game, quite the contrary. For all those new to Minecraft, the Android Pocket Edition is a great start. For those who already played it on a desktop, they might want to wait for several future updates.

• Score: 4.0. Would be 4.5 when more desktop features will be made available.
• Description: A world building and survival game where the player mines resources, builds structures, explores online multiplayer worlds and defends his creations against ravenous night time monsters. 
• Good Points: Interactive worlds to explore. Very interesting with a great amount of features and things to explore (though less than the PC version).
• Bad Points: Stability and rare buy annoying bugs.
• Experience: .
• Longevity: Medium. The desktop Minecraft players got bored rather quickly while the others stayed with it about a month.
• Google Play Link - Minecraft - Pocket Edition by Mojang - Android Game Review
• Google Play Score: 4.5

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Android Game Review - Nova Defense by EGSTUDIO

Android Game Review - Nova Defense by EGSTUDIO

Android Game Review - Nova Defense by EGSTUDIO. This game became an instant favorite among our testers. A truly unique and beautiful tower defense game with boss fights and player controlled characters, soldiers and mechs, this game really shines out among all the tower defense games out there today, with only one minor flaw and another thing that we would have liked to see.

It only has a 3.9 on Google Play but we give it a 4.9 easily! Though at first sight it looks like a conventional tower defense game, Nova Defense has some things that really make it stand out among the crowd, with really unique game play and features that turn it into another kind of game all together, a game not found on Android's google play. Having heroes that gain XP and advance in levels through each map is unheard off in tower defense games.

Still, almost perfect as it is, a few small things could still be improved ...

Android Game Review - Nova Defense by EGSTUDIO

A full 3D graphics game with TONS of enemies, towers and upgrades, we came to like this game right at the start. The game has the standard defense towers, from mortars to lasers to machine guns and the standard but very varied enemies from various types of infantry to tanks to walking creatures to flying crafts and creatures and finally huge titans.

Everything is done in full 3D with beautiful colors, precise rendering and enhanced animation to provide great graphics even on 10 inch tablets. Everything looks great, from the creatures to the terrain to the towers to the explosions.

However, the most interesting thing is the fact that the player gets movable units of his own. One type of tower manufactures moving units, infantry of several types or even mechs and the player gets to designate where the units are directed, in close proximity to the tower. This means we get another type of defense, one that is composed of movable units and not just completely static towers. The infantry we get and especially the mechs are very tough and its fun to finally pit units of our own against the endless hordes of enemies pouring in, the bane of every android tower defense game ...

• Score: A very solid 4.5. If would have been perfect if it had a SAVE option and all the heroes could be reached by finishing levels and not by buying with real dollars.
• Description: A tower defense game with a huge number of enemies, and towers that can build units you can control yourself.
• Good Points: Great graphics beat any tower defense game on Android. Units you can control yourself. A hero that can gain experience and grows in strength during the game.
• Bad Points: So far, the only minor flaw is that you cannot save a game, so your only option is to press pause and then switch tasks. This works but drains your battery faster. In addition, we would have liked a "fast forward" button for running things faster when waiting for the enemy to come to us ...
• Experience: Great game that most of our reviewers finished and then started again in Hero (harder mode). The few that uninstalled it were those that did not have the time for protracted game play and the lack of SAVE button annoyed them.
• Longevity:Excellent. See Experience.
• Google Play Link - Android Game Review - Nova Defense by EGSTUDIO
• Google Play Score: 3.9

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Android Game App Review - Defender by DroidHen

Android Game App Review -  Defender by DroidHen

 

Defender by DroidHen is a tower defense game, where you have to protect your tower from waves of attacking monsters, aiming your trusty tower crossbow and throwing spells of three different kinds on your enemies who range from lowly trolls who bash your tower walls with clubs to dragons who breathe lethal fire over your fortifications.

The game is fun, easy to learn and certainly addictive, the graphics are fun and colorful and the creatures, especially the boss creatures are interesting but in the experience of all but a few our testers, you can't advance beyond a certain level, namely circa 100, without spending real money to buy crystals for upgrades and powering spells.

Now, spending money on app is not a bad idea but spending money to advance in levels - this is something we frown on.

Don't get us wrong. The game is certainly fun. Throwing fireballs, freezing monsters solid and fighting hordes of enemies with different configurations of crossbows (selecting a different upgrade to see which works the best) is very fun and certain strategies work best, aiming for increasing shooting frequency, strengthening the ice spell to freeze monsters for a longer time, having a strong fire spell for damage and even a week lightning spell helps to fight monsters while the stronger, main spells recharge.

The main problem, however, is with the boss fights. Once about every few dozens of levels a big boss fight comes up, with trolls, giants and dragons. The only way to beat them is by a massive usage of spells but blue crystals, mana, are used to cast spells and purchase upgrades, such as stronger spells, vital for survival. The end result is you reach the boss fights with too few crystals to win them, ever. 

So, in order to win the boss fights you have to shell out a few bucks and buy enough crystals to survive the boss fight and purchase the needed upgrades later. This means once in a number of levels the gamer must buy mana with real world money.

The opinions among our testers were mixed, but most didn't like this arrangement. Testers said it was very frustrating to work your way through the levels and find out you can only advance by paying money ...

To sum things up, our testers liked this game. It's a standard Tower Defense game with nice graphics and interesting spells and effects. The way DroidHen charges money for upgrades, like buy more mana, and makes it necessary for gamers to buy it in order to pass some boss battles made quite a lot of our testers to eventually stop playing and uninstall the game

• Score: 4 out 5. A fun and addictive game, but the way it forces the gamers to buy upgrades and mana with real money was a turn off for many of our testers.
• Description: A standard Tower Defense game where the gamer protects his tower against hordes of invading monsters, from trolls to giants to other creatures, using an upgradable crossbow and three types of magic spells. During hundreds of levels the monsters become increasingly harder and tougher.
• Good Points: A very fun and addictive game. An advancement table both for the crossbow and the magic, to get more powerful weapons and spells with increasing power and duration. Interesting boss creatures, some even flying ...
• Bad Points: Actually, our testers pointed out one major bad point. In order to pass certain boss levels you have to shell out real world money to buy mana, otherwise passing those levels is next to impossible.
• Experience: All our testers reported great enthusiasm at first, some even playing hours playing the game, rising up through the levels, amassing weapon and spell advancement, Then, when the tougher boss battles come, and when the stockpiles of hard eared mana are all used up to win the battle, most testers became discouraged.
• Longevity: Medium. Since higher levels almost always require real money to pass the tougher boss battles. quite a lot of our testers stopped playing and uninstalled the game. Only some die hard fans kept playing the game. 
• Google Play Link -  Defender by DroidHen
• Google Play Score: 4.6

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Android Game App Review - Robo Defense by Lupis Lab Software

Android Game App Review - Robo Defense by Lupis Lab Software

 

Robo Defense by Lupis Lab Software. Robo defense is a Tower Defense game with a twist. On several levels with different architecture, you have to stop a veritable horde of robotic enemies from escaping the level while they travel from their entrance point to the exit, marching in endless lines of robots, armored robots, armored cars, tanks and several types of aircraft.

You have to practice your defensive architecture by placing defensive towers in strategic locations. Machine guns, mortars, rocket towers, mines and more all serve to try to halt the endless robot stream in an explosion and action filled game.

We liked this game a lot. An addictive game that requires strategic thinking at the same time, the game appealed to the martial side of the of our testers as did the basic game design that didn't force you to touch the screen like crazy but plan and plant your towers carefully and then watch the mayhem they wreck on the tiny stream of machines.

The game has various upgrades you reach as you amass money by killing the robots, upgrades which allow you strengthen the power of your weapons or open up new possibilities like teleport mines.

The game is not free beyond several sample levels but after buying it you don't have to spend money on any upgrades or things like that.

Bottom line, this game, though not strictly free, nevertheless was an instant favorite among our testers.

• Score: 5 out of 5, by an almost unanimous vote.
• Description:A tower defense game where you have to strategically place different kinds of weapon towers to spot endless streams of robots, wheeled machines and aircraft as they try to cross the level and flee. Select rocket towers, artillery, flamers and other weapons to mow down the enemy hordes. Several available levels with increasing difficulty levels, you can play the same level again on a much harder enemy difficulty setting or even set up random levels.
• Good Points: Catching and attractive graphics, nice to look at while not too flamboyant. A great selection of interesting weapons allow different strategies for different level architecture and affect different types of enemies differently. Thought provoking and addictive game play though not too repetitive. After buying the game, you don't have to spend another cent to finish the hardest levels.
• Bad Points: Our testers didn't actually report any significant issues. A very rare crash. A few would have wanted a little more diversity in the levels.
• Experience: Actually, quite a lot of our testers reported that after playing the free game they shelled out the few bucks needed for the full version. Then, with differing amount of enthusiasm among the testers, they went on playing the game for a long time, years in some cases. In short, most of our testers liked this game a lot.
• Longevity: Excellent. Most of our testers keep this game installed, some for years already. 
• Google Play Link - Robo Defense by Lupis Lab Software
• Google Play Score: 4.6

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Android Game App Review - Scrap Metal Mech ( 3D PvP ) by Wolf Mobile Design

Android Game App Review - Scrap Metal Mech ( 3D PvP ) by Wolf Mobile Design

 

Scrap Metal Mech ( 3D PvP ) by Wolf Mobile Design. Well, it is a game but it's not complete, yet. But it is really worth downloading and it would really be a shame if Wolf Mobile Design won't complete the marvelous work they started here.

This is a gladiator like game where the players pit their mechs one against the other. You can pick weapons and types of mechs (the higher level they are, the tougher and stronger they are) and go on to fight other players in one on one spectacular battles. 

Of course, some players choose to spend a few real bucks to buy some decent equipment at first and then go online to fight others. We usually frown on this practice but if this will help ensure the game gets finished and fleshed out, it's worth it.

So, for a quick tournament of mech metal, of rockets against shields and online mech on mech, this is your game. We'll just have to wait and see when improvements and updates arrive.

• Score: 4.5 out of 5. The game is great as it is, it only needs fleshing out - Single player missions and campaign and so on. Hope this arrives soon ...
• Description: A gladiatorial mech game where giant robots fight each other in a player vs player online mode, which is the only mode. Game earned cash (and real world cash!) will buy you upgrades, in higher level mechs who are tougher and better.
• Good Points: Great play with good graphics and non stop player vs player action. A lot of upgrades to mechs, from speed to weapons to better mechs. 
• Bad Points: Aside from very rare cases of crashes and freezes, there really aren't that many bad points to report. At the beginning it may be a little difficult making kills and purchasing more advanced weaponry. In addition, the very nature of the game as it is annoyed a few of our testers who would have preferred to practice in solo mission in one player campaign mode.  
• Experience: Most if not all of our testers loved this game, even those who weren't mechwarrior fans before. It may be still difficult at times to find players to play against but we hope more people download the game. In addition, at the start of the game it is a bit hard to advance  but all of our testers eventually managed to advance, even without paying.
• Longevity: Most players will keep this game installed, except some die hard Candy Crush Sage fans.
• Google Play Link - Scrap Metal Mech ( 3D PvP ) by Wolf Mobile Design
• Google Play Score: 4.2

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Android Game App Review - DROID COMBAT - MISSION ALPHA by MunkyFun

Android Game App Review - DROID COMBAT - MISSION ALPHA by MunkyFun

 

Android Game App Review - DROID COMBAT - MISSION ALPHA by MunkyFun. Quite a fun and addictive game, you get to fly a droid in various combat situations (mostly space but atmospheric combat also exists) against another drone. You and the enemy fire missiles at each other and you use lasers to detonate the enemy's mech missiles from reaching you and fire missiles of your own at the enemy.

Now, the trick here is to time your strikes and your defenses. You can plot a course for the missile to prolong its flight time (and thus, create longer courses for the missiles you fire first, shorter and more direct courses to the missiles you fire after) and fire several missiles to overwhelm the enemy's droid or robot defenses.

The game is fun, has great graphics, a sizable amount of upgrades and equipment and even a multiplayer mode. The space combat backgrounds are really breathtaking, as is the in mission graphics.

But, as is almost always the case, there were things we didn't like. Droid Combat's missions become repetitive in time with little variation, even though you get to use different missiles and lasers. In addition, it costs money or a lot of time to be able to purchase the various upgrades. Last but not least is the fact you get a notification if you don't play for more than a day or so, which almost all of our testers found annoying. Notification bar is for smartphone notifications and not telling you you haven't played for over twenty four hours!

In conclusion, a fun an addictive game that lasts for a month or two, tops. We can hardly wait for the next versions, with more missions and diverse scenarios!

• Score: 4.5 out of 5. Great graphics and an interesting general concept but a repetitive and restrictive game play.
• Description: A 3D mech combat game where you play against another mech in fligt, firing missiles and lasers to intercept the missiles. In time, you earn enough money to upgrade your weapons and even buy new mechs.
• Good Points: A simple game interface easy to learn with a hidden depth for planning missile courses for optimal results. Short missions ideal for quick smartphone game pauses at work ...
• Bad Points: Repetitive game play that becomes a little boring in time. A messege in the notification bar (!!!) if you don't play for more than twenty four hours. 
• Experience: The game is quite large but installs with no problem. We encountered very few crashes and freeze-ups of the game. Multiplayer was a problem though because too few people play the game, yet.
• Longevity: Most of our testers enjoyed playing Droid Combat for a month or two and then uninstalled it (this is quite the normal time for Android games). A few die-hard mech combat fans kept the game installed.
• Google Play. Google Play Link - DROID COMBAT - MISSION ALPHA by MunkyFun 
• Google Play Score: 4.3

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Android App Review - RunKeeper - GPS Track Run Walk by FitnessKeeper

Android App Review - RunKeeper - GPS Track Run Walk by FitnessKeeper

Android App Review -  RunKeeper - GPS Track Run Walk by FitnessKeeper

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Google Play	Google Play Link - RunKeeper - GPS Track Run Walk by FitnessKeeper
Google Play Score	Score 4.5

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Android App Review - ZEDGE by zedge

Android App Review - ZEDGE by zedge

Android App Review -  ZEDGE by zedge

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Google Play	Google Play Link - ZEDGE by zedge
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Android App Review - My Piano by Borce Trajkovski

Android App Review - My Piano by Borce Trajkovski

 

My Piano by Borce Trajkovski. This is a simple yet feature rich piano app for the serious player who must have a piano app handy (musicians and such) but the main use our testers have found for it is as a past time from the kids - kids love it, the various sound effects and can spend a lot of time exploring the different sounds and effects.

My Piano app can show up to two octaves at the same time, can play as several instruments and load up new sound effects. It has volume controls, recording features, very nice animations for pressed keys and various quality controls - in total, producing a very life like piano simulation, with excellent sound quality. And for the more serious minded users, this app can also serve as a MIDI controller over WiFi.

A few of our testers commented that they would have liked more than the two octaves available and one complained that she was afraid to give it to her kids because you cannot control what adds appear during play. 

• Score: A very strong 4.5 out of 5 stars. Would have been perfect if there was an option for more than two octaves and a paid version of the app that would have made the ads go away.
• Description: A fairly sophisticated piano app that lets the user play using several instrument sounds, record new samples, record pieces played on the app itself and has extensive MIDI features.
• Good Points: Simple and easy to use. Has MIDI features and several playable instrument samples. Can record pieces played on the app.
• Bad Points: Some testers wanted more than two octaves while others disliked the ads, preferring a paid version (that still doesn't exist) which would make the ads go away.
• Experience:Most of the testers reported that almost as soon as they installed the app, their small kids (if the testers had any ...) took to it almost immediately. There were very few problems and almost no crashes or freezes of any kind.
• Longevity: Almost all the testers with little kids kept the app installed. The testers with some musical inclination also kept the app, as it allows them to whip out the smartphone and play a tune any time they want.
• Google Play Link - My Piano by Borce Trajkovski
• Google Play Score: 4.4

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Android App Review - Groupon - Daily Deals, Coupons

Android App Review - Groupon - Daily Deals, Coupons

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Google Play	Google Play Link - Groupon - Daily Deals, Coupons
Google Play Score	Score 4.6

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Android App Review - Battery by MacroPinch

Android App Review - Battery by MacroPinch

 

Battery by MacroPinch app. A simple but very useful app that works on a very large variety of Android devices - from smartphones to tablets. The battery app monitors the battery, displays in the notification bar and a widget the current power percent and the smartphone's or tablets working time left before the battery is drained.

We liked this app a lot. Simple yet effective, it only has one problem which is probably unavoidable.
  

The battery app also has advanced battery monitoring features which allow you to monitor to battery's health. If a smartphone develops a tendency to drain its battery quickly, you can use the app's advanced features to see if its healthy and use to app the open Android's power monitoring app which shows you which app is using how much power, in case something in the smartphone is draining the power too quickly. 

Some of our testers were confused by Battery app's feature which shows how much time there is before the battery is drained. What confused these testers is the fact that the app shows time remaining according to current power consumption. So, if you have a heavy game running over WiFi, the battery app will indicate the battery will drain quickly. If you turn off the game and then check the battery app again, it will show a much longer battery draining time. 

Aside from that time indication which may be confusing, the app was very much liked by our testers. Useful and simple, it became indispensable in an instant.

• Score: A 5 out of 5, because it does exactly what it says it does, simply and easily.
• Description: A battery monitoring app that displays the battery's remaining power by percentage and also shows how much time there is before the batter runs out of power. Has notification bar and widgets display.
• Good Points: Very simple to understand and use. Has widgets and notification bar displays. Has time remaining display in addition to percentage of power used.
• Bad Points: The time displayed till the battery runs out depends on current power usage, i.e. which apps are running, whether WiFi and GPS are turned on, etc. So, checking on different times may show wildly different results, which confused some of our testers.
• Experience: All our testers found the app very useful, whichever Android version they had. All turned the notification bar display on (which makes you ask, why was it turned off as default after installing) and went right on using it.
• Longevity: Almost all kept the battery app installed on their smartphone or tablet for good.
• Google Play Link - Battery by MacroPinch
• Google Play Score: 4.7

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Android App Review - Flow Free

Android App Review - Flow Free 

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Google Play	Google Play Link - Flow Free
Google Play Score	Score 4.7

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Android App Review - Temple Run 2

Android App Review - Temple Run 2 

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Google Play	Google Play Link - Temple Run 2
Google Play Score	Score 4.6

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Android App Review - Candy Crush Saga

Android App - Candy Crush Saga

Candy Crush Sage is one of the most popular games on Android right now, and Facebook is filled with cries of "How do I get past level 99?" or "Awesome! I finished level 199!". A candy crushing puzzle, you go through a world where the puzzles are made off candy, just waiting there to be crushed.

 
A very addictive game, Candy Crush Sage promises hours of fun but also some frustrating levels if the necessary upgrades and power ups are not bought with real money. Changing levels with tons of colorful, sweet candy to crush, the Candy Crush addiction is here.

• Score: 4.5 For an enjoyable and addictive if a little repetitive game.
• Description: This is a puzzle solving game with fun and cheery graphics, if a little over too 'fruity', tons of levels and special items that can help solve the more difficult levels and generally make the game a little more interesting. The feature of buying stuff in mid game can be turned off, which may be a good feature for some who find it irritating. In general, Candy Crush Saga is a fairly addictive game for those who have kids, some spare time in boring meetings or on public transportation and are not afraid of cheerful music and bright colors. Of course, this is a must for all lovers of candy!
• Good Points: Very addictive and fun, lots of levels, probably one of the best puzzle games out there - quite challenging on the higher levels.
• Bad Points: Sometimes it's difficult getting past some levels (upwards of level 180) without paying for power ups, there are rare instance of the game not loading and spending lives, the update policy seems a bit strange and there are rare instances of freezing up - especially when trying to get things sent by friends.
• Experience: Installed it about two weeks ago and played it extensively. The game does seem to have some problem receiving tickets from friends and it did freeze once and did a forced closure two or three times. Our testers were fairly addicted and one even paid to have higher levels open up. They all think this is a great free game, just needs to have the several kinks and bugs fixed.
• Longevity: Fair - Been playing it for two weeks now but will probably uninstall it in another two weeks or so.
• Google Play Link - Candy Crush Saga
• Google Play Score: 4.4

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Android App Review - Despicable Me

Android App - Despicable Me
 

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Google Play	Google Play Link - Despicable Me
Google Play Score	4.6

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Android Games - Tower Defense

Android Game App Review - Robo Defense by Lupis Lab Software

Android Game App Review - Defender by DroidHen

Android Game App Review - Nova Defense by EGSTUDIO
An innovate tower defense game for Android, this app adds movable player controlled units, beautiful 3D graphics and lots of units including heroes and enemy titans to create a great new game. 

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