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Roblox Q2 revenue rises 36% to $1.5bn

Roblox reported a 36% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.5 billion for its second quarter, despite a shortfall in net bookings attributed to reduced per-hour monetization among younger users. The company saw a 10% rise in average daily active users, with significant growth in international markets, and continues to focus on capturing a larger share of the global gaming market.

EGamers.ioPositive

Spekter Agency: Survivor Hits Android Open Beta as a Standalone Mobile Title

Spekter Games has launched the Android Open Beta for its standalone mobile title, Survivor. This rogue-lite game features reworked progression, new content, and a design tailored for mobile devices, distinct from its previous Telegram versions. Players can participate in the beta to provide feedback and earn rewards, though Android progress will be reset upon the full launch.

Droid GamersPositive

Cosy Noir Detective Game Case Solved: The London Files Launches on Android

The detective game Case Solved: The London Files has launched on Android and PC, developed by Minimol Games. Set in a cosy 1960s London, players investigate three murder cases using logic and evidence analysis. The game features a hand-drawn 2D art style and jazz-inspired music, and is available for $3.99 on the Google Play Store with a launch discount.

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PSP classic Lumines hits iOS and Android

The remastered puzzle game Lumines, originally a PlayStation Portable classic, is now available on iOS and Android mobile devices. A free trial is included with the mobile and tablet ports of the game.

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How to use screen mirroring on Roku with your Android phone

This guide explains how to use screen mirroring on a Roku device with an Android phone. It details the process of displaying your phone's screen content on your television via the Roku.

Droid GamersVery positive

The Best Android Metroidvanias

This article highlights the best Metroidvania games available on Android devices, featuring titles that span the genre's spectrum. It includes acclaimed games like Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Dead Cells, Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition, and Grimvalor, praising their innovative gameplay mechanics and engaging exploration.

The Sixth AxisVery positive

Thimbleweed Park 2 announced with another murder to investigate in 2028

Thimbleweed Park 2, a sequel to the 2017 point-and-click adventure, has been announced for an early 2028 release on PC, Mac, Linux, and GOG. Original team members including Ron Gilbert, Mark Ferrari, Gary Winnick, and David Fox are returning for the self-published title. The game promises another bizarre mystery investigation in the town of Thimbleweed Park.

GamezeboVery positive

After 10 Years, Talking Tom Gold Run Gets Its Biggest Gameplay Evolution Yet

Talking Tom Gold Run celebrates its tenth anniversary with its most significant gameplay update, introducing the new multiplayer survival mode 'Arena Wipeout'. This mode offers competitive tournaments and party-style minigames, complementing the classic endless runner experience. The update also includes an anniversary-themed in-game makeover and a free reward bundle for players on iOS and Android.

Droid GamersPositive

Harvest Moon: Skytree Village and Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley Are Now Out on Android

Harvest Moon: Skytree Village and Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley have been released on Android devices, allowing players to experience these farming and life simulation games on their mobile phones. Both titles, previously available on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS, are priced at $9.99 but are currently on sale for $7.99. Skytree Village focuses on restoring a village by rebuilding its Skytrees, while The Lost Valley centers on thawing a valley stuck in eternal winter.

Droid GamersNeutral

Autobattler Roguelike Some of You May Die Launches on Mobile

The autobattler roguelike "Some of You May Die" has launched on mobile platforms, developed by indie solo developer Jordan O’Leary and published by Jogamedev. The game features army building, strategic upgrades, and extensive hero customization with both single-player campaigns and real-time online PvP modes available.

Droid GamersVery positive

Barda: Backpack Roguelike Is Now Available on Mobile

Barda: Backpack Roguelike, a new indie game developed by Jérôme Bodin, is now available on Android for $4.99. The game combines inventory management with roguelite progression, tasking players with climbing a massive mountain as a bird named Thömi. Players collect over 140 unique items, manage limited backpack space, and unlock new abilities through an Explorer's Tree.

EngadgetPositive

Motorola launches Indigenous Collections app for language and cultural preservation

Motorola has launched a new free Android application called Indigenous Collections, designed to aid in the preservation of language and culture. The app shares knowledge from members of the Rainy Lake Ojibwe community.

EurogamerNegative

Roblox game Be Dead Forever Simulator is likely dead forever

The popular Roblox game Be Dead Forever Simulator has been made unavailable due to new age verification rules implemented by Roblox Corporation. The game's creator has not updated it in years, leaving its maturity rating unverified, which prevents players from accessing it. This situation raises concerns about how many games might be lost as a result of these new safety measures.

Droid GamersPositive

The Best Android Casual Games – Updated!

This article lists the best casual games available on Android, focusing on titles that offer relaxing gameplay and avoid hyper-casual mechanics. Featured games include Townscaper, Pocket City, Railbound, World Of Goo 2, Fishing and Life, Neko Atsume, Little Inferno, Cut The Rope, and Easy Delivery Co, each offering unique casual experiences.

Droid GamersPositive

Hypnospace Outlaw Is a 1999 Internet Simulator Where You Can Access People’s Dreams

No More Robots has released the popular internet simulator Hypnospace Outlaw on mobile platforms, including Android. Originally launched in 2019 for PC and later ported to consoles, the game allows players to act as an internet moderator in a fictional 1999 internet, enforcing rules and hunting down illegal content. The Android version features optimized touch controls and a revamped user interface, with a free download and a $4.99 in-app purchase to unlock the full game.

Gaming PHVery positive

Attack on Titan Tribute Game 2 Brings Fan-Made Titan Battles to Android

Attack on Titan Tribute Game 2, a fan-made sequel inspired by the anime series, has been released on Android devices. The game features Omni-Directional Mobility gear, Titan battles, and online multiplayer, with ongoing development planned for future updates.

Gaming PHPositive

Original Max Payne Celebrates 25 Years of Slow Motion Action

The original Max Payne, developed by Remedy Entertainment, is celebrating its 25th anniversary since its July 24, 2001 release. The game is remembered for its dark noir storytelling, graphic novel presentation, and innovative slow-motion 'bullet time' mechanic. Players can revisit the classic through Max Payne Mobile on Android and iOS, though the PC version is unavailable for purchase in some regions.

EngadgetNegative

Qualcomm is reportedly planning to raise processor prices by the end of the summer

Qualcomm, a major manufacturer of processors for Android devices, is reportedly planning to increase its prices by the end of the summer. This move will affect the cost of processors used in numerous mobile devices.

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How to get more storage on your Android without using a microSD Card

This guide explores methods for increasing storage space on Android devices without relying on a microSD card. It highlights cloud storage as one viable option for expanding capacity.

Droid GamersPositive

Shelter from the Storm Is a Simple Point-And-Click Adventure Out Now

Shelter from the Storm, a point-and-click adventure game by Home Groan Games, is now available for free on Android, following its initial PC release in January 2025. The game features retro pixel art, a moody soundtrack, and simple puzzles set in a mysterious abandoned manor.