Netflix Announces La Casa De Papel Mobile Game
Mobile Bank Heist Indie video game developer KillaSoft announced that they are developing a title based on Netflix’s La Casa De Papel (Money Heist). KillaSoft unveiled La Casa De Papel…
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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.
Dungeon Life Preview
Infinite Dungeon Crawling A new dungeon crawler, Dungeon Life, is available for early access in Google Play, courtesy of Happy Games LLC. Morgan Bard, the developer behind Dungeon Life, sought to…
The Secret Of Cat Island Available Now On Google Play!
A Paw-some Adventure Just admit it, you’re already interested! Cats, secrets, adventure—what more could you want from a video game? Like It Games knew just what gamers needed, and on…
The Impossible Game 2 Launches On Android
The Original Rhythm The Impossible Game 2, the long-awaited sequel to The Impossible Game by FlukeDude (now Fluke Games), is out now on Google Play. It brings over 20 new levels, the option…
No Way To Die: Survival Review
Still Alive No Way to Die: Survival is far from the worst crafting survival game on Google Play. That’s about as backhanded as a compliment can get, so let me…
My Friend Pedro Review
Bunches of Fun Indie hits have an immense impact on the gaming industry. One developer that’s cemented themselves in the lexicon is DeadToast Entertainment. Their breakout hit My Friend Pedro…
Mafiosi Review
From Russia with Cards Russian developer Defas releases two kinds of products: bootleg Naruto mobile games and Mafiosi. A card-based adventure and management game, Mafiosi tasks players with running a…
My Friend Pedro: Ripe for Revenge Coming To Mobile This August
Go Bananas! The inventive and stylish side-scrolling Shmup smash hit of 2019, My Friend Pedro, is making its mobile debut! Coming in the form of a freshly announced mobile-exclusive spin-off,…
Unmaze Out Now On Google Play
Mazes and Myths Greek mythology is a popular theme in video games, as seen in series like God of War and Immortals Fenyx Rising. The new visual novel Unmaze seeks…
Adorable Home Review
A House Is Not An Adorable Home The life simulator market is undeniably huge right now. With the success of console titles like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, players everywhere are…
Rainbow Sea Out Now for Android
A Mythic Adventure The English Language version of the Japanese indy adventure game Rainbow Sea is available now on iOS and Android. Developed by Japanese independent studio Shirokurohitsuji, Rainbow Sea…
Rewind Review: Oxenfree
Be Kind Rewind Retrospection has been a common theme in our world lately. “In retrospect, I should have gotten to go to this restaurant before the pandemic closed it for…
Rewind Review: The Silent Age
A Janitor’s Quest Become a time-traveling janitor on a quest to save the world in The Silent Age. This title by House on Fire is a point-and-click adventure game that…
Castaway Party Review
We Are Castaways Shipwrecking on a desert island isn’t just fun — it’s a downright party! At least, that’s the case in Castaway Party, a new game by Parallel Plaid.…
Woven Launches on Mobile
Let’s Talk about the Elephant in the Room Think back and picture your favorite childhood stuffed animal. Surely you and your imagination spent countless hours playing with them. However, did…
Heroism Review
Rolling Through the Deeps Heroism is the kind of game that you want to like, and that’s not quite the backhanded compliment it sounds like. Created by indie developer Minmaxia,…
World War II – Battle Combat Review
Back Into The Trenches The World War II genre has been a staple to the video game industry for decades. After initially launching World War II- Battle Combat by Edkon…
Spikes Are the Enemy Review
Basic: The New Nightmare Mode This game wants you to suffer. It disguises itself as an unassuming 2-D arcade platformer with its charming little beeps and blips. It lulls you…
Run Boggo Run Free! Review
Hilarious Fun Welcome to the Land of Boggs, where stress manifests as a grotesque monster and mindfulness is your key to success. BuzzFeed’s latest title Run Boggo Run Free! is…
Punch It! Review
Release Your Anger Sometimes, you just have to let off some steam. All that pent-up rage feels like it can only be quelled by knocking down some structures, right? Unfortunately,…
