Google Play killed my game and won't tell me why
(antiidlereborn.com)
Google Play has “terminated” me – Current situation
Google Play has “terminated” me – Current situation
Interview with Arnold Rauers (Tintytouchtales) on mobile game architecture
(gamedatapodcast.com)
Going deep on how Tinytouchtales consistently ships some of the most interesting games on mobile year after year.
Going deep on how Tinytouchtales consistently ships some of the most interesting games on mobile year after year.
Why my apps will soon be gone from the Google Play Store
(frozenfractal.com)
The first real money I ever made from game development was on Android. It was in 2013, when Android was still the underdog compared to the iPhone, and was being touted as a great platform for developers. I’d taken two weeks to build Patchy, a retro arcade game revamped for touch controls, and published it on the Google Play Store without any hassle. Since then, I’ve also published Twistago, Rocket Mail, Bigcanvas, Radio Nul and Papageno.
The first real money I ever made from game development was on Android. It was in 2013, when Android was still the underdog compared to the iPhone, and was being touted as a great platform for developers. I’d taken two weeks to build Patchy, a retro arcade game revamped for touch controls, and published it on the Google Play Store without any hassle. Since then, I’ve also published Twistago, Rocket Mail, Bigcanvas, Radio Nul and Papageno.
Palworld is bound for mobile, thanks to the maker of PUBG
(engadget.com)
Palworld could be on its way to a mobile device near you. Krafton, the publisher of PUBG: Battlegrounds, has agreed a licensing deal with the game’s maker, Pocketpair, to bring the smash hit to mobile.
Palworld could be on its way to a mobile device near you. Krafton, the publisher of PUBG: Battlegrounds, has agreed a licensing deal with the game’s maker, Pocketpair, to bring the smash hit to mobile.
I made a game you can play without anyone knowing (no visuals/sound)
(apple.com)
There are times in life, when we have to be present. We can't be seen looking at our phones, no matter how boring the activity in front of us may be. So we just sit there, losing brain cells by the second. At least, thats how things were BEFORE TIK!LIFE AFTER TIK:Boredom is a thing of the past! Tik has no sounds or visuals, meaning you can play it anytime, anywhere!
There are times in life, when we have to be present. We can't be seen looking at our phones, no matter how boring the activity in front of us may be. So we just sit there, losing brain cells by the second. At least, thats how things were BEFORE TIK!LIFE AFTER TIK:Boredom is a thing of the past! Tik has no sounds or visuals, meaning you can play it anytime, anywhere!
The Simpsons: Tapped Out is powering off servers after 12 years
(eurogamer.net)
The end is in sight for The Simpsons: Tapped Out, EA's long-running and hugely successful free-to-play city builder. The publisher has announced it's removing the mobile game from app stores this October, some 12 years after its initial release.
The end is in sight for The Simpsons: Tapped Out, EA's long-running and hugely successful free-to-play city builder. The publisher has announced it's removing the mobile game from app stores this October, some 12 years after its initial release.
Flappy Bird for Android, only C, under 100KB
(github.com/VadimBoev)
It all started in 2021. Then I came across the rawdrawandroid repository.
It all started in 2021. Then I came across the rawdrawandroid repository.
J2ME-Loader: J2ME emulator for Android devices
(github.com/nikita36078)
J2ME-Loader is a J2ME emulator for Android. It supports most 2D and 3D games (including Mascot Capsule 3D ones). Emulator has a virtual keyboard, individual settings for each application, scaling support.
J2ME-Loader is a J2ME emulator for Android. It supports most 2D and 3D games (including Mascot Capsule 3D ones). Emulator has a virtual keyboard, individual settings for each application, scaling support.
Flappy Bird's original creator says he has nothing to do with the new game
(theverge.com)
Last week, The Flappy Bird Foundation announced a game called Flappy Bird. But while the group has been framing it as the triumphant return of a classic mobile game, Flappy Bird’s original developer, Dong Nguyen isn’t calling it a comeback — in fact, he says he’s not involved at all.
Last week, The Flappy Bird Foundation announced a game called Flappy Bird. But while the group has been framing it as the triumphant return of a classic mobile game, Flappy Bird’s original developer, Dong Nguyen isn’t calling it a comeback — in fact, he says he’s not involved at all.
There's something fishy about the Flappy Bird revival
(varun.ch)
Ten years after its sudden disappearance, Flappy Bird is making a comeback—but something about this revival doesn't quite add up.
Ten years after its sudden disappearance, Flappy Bird is making a comeback—but something about this revival doesn't quite add up.
'Flappy Bird' Is Coming Back to the iPhone
(macrumors.com)
The iconic side-scrolling game Flappy Bird will apparently be returning to the iPhone soon, according to a website dedicated to the project.
The iconic side-scrolling game Flappy Bird will apparently be returning to the iPhone soon, according to a website dedicated to the project.