Earth Wars Review
You Are Humanity’s Last Hope in Earth Wars “Come with me if you want to live.” They may not be Terminators, but unknown organisms called E.B.E have launched a global…
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Android Indie Games
Hardcore Droid reviews and writes lists covering various types of Android Indie Games. We make lists of, and review, Android indie RPGs, action games and indie strategy games. Readers will also find reviews and lists concerning adventure and choose your own adventure games as well as other genres that contain facets of digital role-playing games.
Our reviewers assess an Android indie game’s value from the point of view of the average hardcore gamer. These are people who love RPGs, Action Games and strategy games. We convey this perspective easily because our writers are core gamers. Always, the question of how the average hardcore gamer would enjoy a game is the focus of our reviews.
We aim to assess the best and most critically acclaimed paid Android games. Our reviewers generally write about the genres that are most popular in the core gaming sphere. In other words, the types of video games found on consoles and personal computers.
Hardcore Droid especially extols the efforts of independent game developers. We laud specifically the work of Mobile and Android and Android indie developers. Our online magazine is focused on celbrating the efforts indie game devs.
Why Android Indies?
We are looking to center focus on the best Android indies. Our writers pay particular attention to indie game’s that contain the depth and complexity of hardcore video games.
At the end of the day, this is an online magazine where Android gamers can read about games in the Android indie canon and learn about the latest and hottest Android indies. A space where readers can find the Android games they are looking for and avoid those that do not deserve their attention.
Best Indie Games for Android 2020
The 10 Most Hardcore Android Indies There are a plethora of indie titles on Google Play. But who has the time to sift through all those games to find the…
Bit Dungeon III Review
Carve Through Hordes of Enemies to Save a World that Can’t be Saved Kinto Games’ Bit Dungeon III is the latest installment in a series of 2D, 8-bit rogue-like dungeon…
Samsara Room Review
An Escape Room with a Unique Twist Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 cult disasterpiece movie The Room was written with the intent that all of the scenes would take place in the…
Fateful Lore Review
Just Like Old Times Anyone who played the early installments of series like Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy will recognize the style faithfully recreated in Fantaseel Interactive’s Fateful Lore. But…
Drop Wizard Review
Nostalgia washed over me as I played the indie retro platformer, Drop Wizard, developed by Nuetronized. For only 2.99, I was dropped into a colorful pixel world with old-school 16-bit…
WarQuest: Game of the Gods Review
To Fondly Remember Your Childhood… Most of us have at one time or another dived into a choose-your-own-adventure story, probably when we were kids. WarQuest: Game of the Gods, developed…
Surviving Titan Review
Following in Pokémon’s Footsteps Surviving Titan is an adventure game created by Dynamic Zero, and as the name implies, you are a space traveler who has crash-landed on the planet…
Nvidia GeForce Now Mobile Overview
Backwards and Forwards Originally introduced at E3 in 2000, cloud gaming has evolved a great deal in the last decade. OnLive became the first official cloud gaming experience launching in…
Subscribe To My Adventure Review
Brilliant Social Commentary, But Difficult to Play The goal of Gamtropy is to make games that “depict contemporary popular culture and social issues” (translated). They definitely live up to this…
Zelle: Occult Adventure Review
Deemed Worthy by the Goddess A lot can happen in one night. That’s the basic premise of Zelle: Occult Adventure, the latest installment from Japanese Game developer Daigo of Odencat.…
I Love Hue Too Review
The Dream We live in times of worry, doubt and strife. Luckily, indie game companies have our backs. Zut! games, a small indie game studio based in London, has gifted…
From Cyber Knights to Flashpoint: An interview with the Trese Brothers
Indie Veterans Go Big with Cyber Knights: Flashpoint Trese Brothers Games, one of the most revered names in indie gaming, achieved their Kickstarter goal for their upcoming turn-based tactics game,…
Summer Catchers Review
Perfectly Pleasing Pixels Noodlecake Studios’ android release Summer Catchers is a gorgeous side-scrolling endless runner adventure that isn’t satisfied merely captivating you with stunning visuals. On top of beautiful pixel…
My Zombie Wife Review
Til Undeath Do Us Part Humans have an urge to destroy. It is undeniable. Smashing things releases chemical endorphins in our brain that make us happy. You already know this.…
Neko Samurai Review
Cats Vs. Frogs Have you ever wanted to be a cat swinging a samurai sword cutting down giant frogs? Yeah, me neither. But if you are one of the few…
Isoland: The Amusement Park Review
An Art History Buff’s Paradise Isoland: The Amusement Park is the latest indie point-and-click puzzle title developed by Cotton Game, a Shanghai-based group of young developers. In this game, you…
10 Best Android Action Games of 2020
Action games look to satisfy one’s need for adrenaline, whether it’s taking on hordes of creatures by yourself or outsmarting opponents in PVP. In the Android marketplace, action games cover…
Space Invaders Galaxy Review
A New Kind Of Space Invaders Even if you’re too young to remember the 1978 arcade classic, Space Invaders, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of it. You might have…
GRIS Review
The Lone Ranger Devolver Digital’s GRIS is an indie game that is anything but dull. The adventure game’s opening is hypnotizing. The game opens to a girl singing in the…