Review: King Oddball
A game produced by 10tons King Oddball is loosely a physics based destruction puzzle solver. It’s very reminiscent of Angry Birds with some little twists. Instead of a slingshot you play as King Oddball, a giant moon….. not a space station, and with your crazy long tongue you hurtle huge rocks at tanks, helicopters, and […]
Sony Games Going Mobile In 2018
Sony has announced that they will be releasing games to the mobile platform in or around March of 2018. This may be in response to Nintendo moving forward to the mobile platform as well. Games will be created for both Android and iOS platforms. Exactly what games will be released has still yet to be […]
GameOctane’s Pokemon Go first impressions
Ryan – First impression? Besides the server hiccups and GPS issues, this game has some great potential. I spent an afternoon with my son at the splash pad today. We played in the water and took breaks looking for Pokemon. The game is very easy to use, although a little glitchy at times. We stood […]
Duet: Make Your Phone Even More Hypnotic and Distracting
By Allie W, Editor/Collaborator – May 20, 2016 I’m not usually one for mobile games, but Duet has kept my attention long past my usual tolerance. It’s something that I would classify (however poorly) as a mesmerizing dodger game. It is fairly reminiscent of The Impossible Game and I’m even getting some flashbacks from Thomas […]
Ryan’s E3 Predictions
E3 is almost here! GameOctane is pumped to see the upcoming games and technology announcements at this year’s conference, which will be held June 14-16th at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Thousands will be on hand to try new things that the industry has to offer. Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, EA, Bethesda, Oculus, ASTRO, Razer, Twitch, […]
Why I’ve Stopped Playing Miitomo
Nintendo’s first mobile app isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. By Allie W, Editor/Collaborator – May 16, 2016 When I heard that Nintendo was dipping its toes into the world of mobile gaming, I was pretty excited. I had this grand vision in my mind of what Miitomo would be like: I could go […]
