Tag: Android Games

Android Pay Will Get You Back To Your Position As A Developer

Google’s Sundar Pichai essentially used today’s Mobile World Congress keynote to let the cat out of the bag for a whole host of interesting Google projects, including Android Pay, a new mobile payments framework that will look to succeed where Google Wallet failed. This time, they’ll be mostly leaving the apps themselves to developers, and Android Pay is intended primarily as a developer tool made available via API, rather than a centralized app like Apple Pay, for instance.

Android Pay sounds like it’ll offer one half of what Apple Pay is on the iPhone, providing users with a way to store their payment information locally, and make it available securely to third-party developer apps via API. Those apps will then determine when and where you can use the payment cards, via store (and perhaps payment provider) specific apps that can be branded however third parties like.

Google’s system will tokenize card numbers, in the same way that Apple Pay and Samsung Pay do, meaning it generates a one-time payment token for transmission to the receiving terminal for each transaction, rather than just offering the user’s static credit card information. This decreases the risk if the transmission is intercepted, since a one-time token with finite expiry is of no use once it’s already been consumed.

Like Apple Pay, Google’s Android Pay will use NFC for transmission, and will also support biometric authentication via hardware like the Samsung Galaxy S6’s fingerprint scanner. And while Samsung is clearly hoping to offer its own hardware-specific solution Bimini hfjd, Google’s offering is looking to convince businesses to adopt it by giving them a lot of freedom in how it’s presented and integrated into their brand. Pichai told the MWC crowd today that it’s not meant to compete with Samsung’s offering, however, and is intended primarily to offer up more consumer choice.

There’s no timeline on a release as of yet, but expect to hear more about the particulars of Android Pay when Google hosts its annual I/O developer conference in May.

March 2, 2015
The Launching of Grand Theft Heists for GTA

Grand Theft Auto Online Heists is coming March 10

The Launching of Grand Theft Heists for GTA Online is scheduled for March 10th. Heists will bring a brand new four-player cooperative gameplay experience to GTA Online, giving players the chance to team up to pull off a string of intense, multi-part raids and robberies across Los Santos and Blaine County. Over the next couple of weeks, we will have more information about the launch of Heists and about other new features that we will release with it.

Please stay tuned for lots more information in the weeks ahead and for now, check out some new screens showing action from Heists.

#We are happy to bring Grand Theft to you

February 25, 2015
Android Horror Games Terrifying to Play with the Lights Off

Are you an Android horror game addict? Or you just didn’t get enough of Halloween night and still want images that will scare you to death? Be careful of what you wish for, here are 5 most scariest of horror Android games. Don’t be ashamed to curl up in a ball in the corner. These Android horror games will scare the pants off of even hardened gamesters.

Real time horror games are something you are not likely to find in any of the Play Store’s top game charts. It’s nothing to be worried about, really: A lot of people would prefer to be chased by a nice looking ‘monster monkey’ in Temple Run than to face the real terror in Android horror games.

[Further Reading: 3 Smartphone & Tablet Games you Must Play this Week]

As horror as horror games sounds, most gamers still prefer the suspense, and don’t need swarms of disfigured monsters creeping at them at all times to have fun. Meanwhile, others want exactly that. In that light we have tried to strike the balance between the thrill-seekers and the ones who just want a creepy enough game that is simply incompatible with poorly-lit environments.

The good thing about this list is that the games are free and risk free: If they scare you hard enough, you might as well uninstall them and try board games.

November 5, 2014
Spirit Run Android Game Review – Translate to the Spirit Realm
Temple Run might have let you gone through series of harrows, chased by an angry monstrous monkey and overcoming deadly obstacles. Well, the saying that you can be anything is true, at least on your Android device: Spirit Run Game will let you go through ancient rituals, transform your soul into an animal’s and help your brood defend the Aztec Temple from apocalypse!

As the quest to protect the Acient Aztec Temple becomes paramount, level-up your Spirit and run in search of soul energy balance. Choose from five characters immensely, each. gifted to transform into Wolf, Fox, Bear, Panther, and Panda respectively.

Spirit Run Android game was produced by RetroStyle Games. It was first published on the 6th of September and has since being installed by 10,000 – 50,000 Android users. As it goes “The best things in life are free” Spirit Run game might turn out to be one of the best game on your mobile device.

Content Rating:

Everyone

Our Rating: 3.5

Requires Android:

2.3 and up

Game Producer:

RetroStyle Games Spirit Run is a free Android game with Awesome graphics and well made with a good mix of strategy action and RPG.

Pros:
- Free games with NO Ads
Cons:
- You may experience a slow start but it gets better
Download Now
September 26, 2014
Best Smartphone & Tablet Games for Android and iOS

The best way to start a new week is starting with fun. Not to worry, we do not intend to scare you with Android horror games—but it’s okay if horror is fun to you—what we are interested in are three most relaxing games you must rock this week on your Android or iOS devices.

If you happen to find your favourite game in this list, you are in luck. If not, it’s time to try other games and see what you have been missing. The games in our list here today is available for both iOS and Android devices and adaptable to any screen size.

January 19, 2014