GAME DUNGEON KEEPER NOW AVAILABLE FOR ANDROID AND IOS

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><br /> </div>Electronic Arts has announced free-to-play version of Dungeon Keeper across iOS and Android devices. The "diabolical" strategy game is a remake of its classic 1997 PC title.<br /> Dungeon Keeper's overall design is consistent with the original title. It features an in-app purchase system and comes with 3D graphics. The game lets players build and maintain an underground lair and defend it from invaders by summoning imps, trolls and bile demons. Players can make enemies enter a torture chamber or lead them towards areas having unexpected cannons, spike traps and others.<br /> EA describes it as a "twisted" take on Bullfrog's original title which was developed by Peter Molyneux in 1997. The game has multiplayer feature and allows players to form guilds, share armies and resources and attack or defend enemy forces together.<br /> Users can play Dungeon Keeper on Android version 2.3.3 or higher and is compatible with iOS devices running iOS 5.0 or higher. It is also compatible with iPad 2 and above, iPhone 4 and above, and fifth-gen iPod Touch. Users can download the game from the Google Playand iTunes app store.

Electronic Arts has announced free-to-play version of Dungeon Keeper across iOS and Android devices. The "diabolical" strategy ga...

GAME GRAND THEFT AUTO COMES TO WINDOWS PHONE

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><br /> </div><p>Grand Theft Auto is possibly one of the most controversial yet celebrated game franchises in the history of gamerkind. The company behind the series, Rockstar games, started releasing, or letting others port its games over to mobile platforms like iOS and Android. GTA III and Vice City released on both the platforms while availability still evaded the third ecosystem – Windows Phone. But when the company announced San Andreas for mobile, Windows Phone was surprisingly in the mix of platforms supported. Keeping up that promise, the company, through Wardrum studios which developed the iOS and Android versions, has made the game available on the Windows Phone store.</p>However, the game is listed to support only a select few devices at the moment and costs a cool 6.99 USD. <br /> NOTE: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is only supported on the following devices: Nokia Lumia: 1520, 1320, 822, 820, 810, HTC: 8XT.

Grand Theft Auto is possibly one of the most controversial yet celebrated game franchises in the history of gamerkind. The company behind t...