HeroCraft releases futuristic Racing game Protoxide Death Race

Ready for some Racing? HeroCraft has just released a slick new racer by the name of Protoxide: Death Race, and it’s not your typical street racing game. Protoxide takes place in a future where mankind has lost hope and all scores are settled with Death Races.

Protoxide Death Race is a futuristic racer in the vein of Max Max or Deathrace where you’ll compete in violent races where anything goes. You can try and smoke your opponent to the finish line with your outstanding driving skills or you can just smoke them with a rocket fired into their vehicle… the choice is yours. Protoxide Death race offers up 16 tracks in 4 unique locations, and you’ll get 4 single players modes including a campaign. As for the “war-glider” you’ll get to choose from 12 destructive vehicles each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Did we mention P2P multiplayer?

Protoxide Death Race was just released this morning so we haven’t had time to give it a proper play yet although it looks like a solid Mad Max-esque racer. I plan on taking this one for spin over the weekend and if it’s as good as it looks we’ll be back with a full write-up next week. If you want to give it a whirl you can pick up HeroCraft’s Protoxide Death Race for $0.99 on Google Play.

Protoxide Death Race

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Descripción

The game restores the MV in a classic scene, you control the"hero", in addition to reproduce swept the world riding steps outside, still can be in the elevator wars frog man, with yellow man parking lot of a showdown, or in the bath sauna baths with eldest brother, take him from SEXLADY crotch save! Exaggerated action design will make you laugh, simmer with laughter.

The rhythm of the music and gameplay with a very perfect, also makes the game challenging. Game player heard in "GangnamStyle" , make correct operation will have different incentives, such as invincibility time, acceleration, the double attack and so on.

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Pepi Tree - a tree with animals

Playing and having fun, learning our world, because neither it this whole learning process aims? Make friends with the inhabitants to be a small ecosystem - big tree and all the animals that live on it - caterpillars, owls, spiders, squirrels, hedgehogs, moles and many others. Each of them lives in a separate branch of the tree and they have six different jobs.
In the game you will find:
- 6 types of tasks, each of which contains many levels;
- 6 types of voice acting that you like;
- More than 20 wonderful characters;
- Beautiful pictures and great animation;
- There is no rule which counts winning or losing;
Recommended age: 3 to 7 years.

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SwiftKey 4 released for Android (hands on): Best keyboard for Android

I have been using the SwiftKey keyboard on both Android phones and tablets since its first version. SwiftKey learns how a user writes over time to provide predictive text entry that is uncanny in its accuracy. SwiftKey 4 has just been released that adds Swipe-like entry called SwiftKey Flow that can be intermingled with regular touch typing.

I have been using SwiftKey 4 for a while on both my Note 2 phone and my Nexus 7 tablet. The two versions work the same; the tablet version takes advantage of the bigger screen.

There are lots of new features in SwiftKey 4 to make even existing users happy. The most notable additions are:

• SwiftKey Flow: Write by gliding your finger on the keyboard.
• Multimodal - SwiftKey Flow can be mixed with tap input, with switching mid-word.
• Mid-word completion: when you see the word you want just lift your finger off and the word will be inserted.
• Flow Through Space: Gesture multiple words without lifting a finger, just by sliding your finger down to the space bar between words
• Flow with next-word prediction: when you finish flowing a word, SwiftKey immediately shows you its best guesses for your next word

The strength of SwiftKey's predictive text accuracy is in the way it learns over time by watching what the user enters. It gets more accurate the longer it is used.

New users can benefit from this learning as the option exists at install time to scan the user's Gmail, Twitter, and Facebook entries to learn all at once how the user writes. If allowed to do this learning SwiftKey is very accurate right after the install. The developers are clear they do nothing with this access to users' social networks and email but use the information in the starting algorithm accuracy.

The SwiftKey Flow input method works much like Swype -- you enter words by sliding your finger over the keyboard to spell them. It uses the predictive entry that SwiftKey is famous for to make the entry very accurate at even a very fast rate.

The Flow entry can be mixed with regular key tapping, even switching among the two methods mid-word. You can use SwiftKey 4 whatever way works best for you with extremely accurate results.

SwiftKey 4 is now available in the Google Play Store for a special price of $1.99. The regular price is $3.99 which this writer also considers a bargain. It is the preferred keyboard for every Android device I use.

Take a look at SwiftKey 4 in action in the following video.

Top 5 Android Action AND shooting games

The 5 best Android shooters and action games

(1) Dead Trigger

This superb first person shooter from Madfinger games was originally a paid app for both iOS and Android, but eventually went free to play after an “unbelievably high” rate of piracy. We’re not doubting that though, it’s one of the best Android shooters on the Google Play Store. You are the survivor of a zombie apocalypse and must complete missions to progress in the game and story, however thin the story might actually be. The missions are of certain basic types like getting from point A to B, defending a door and such, and might get boring after a while, but it’s enjoyable nonetheless. A highlight of the game are the excellent graphics, and people with Tegra powered devices like the Google Nexus 7 are in for a treat, as the graphics are optimized for them.

Price: Free 

(2) Shadowgun and Shadowgun DeadZone

Shadowgun is a third person shooter a la Gears of War, you get to play as John Slade a bounty hunter in the future who is tasked with taking down a doctor experimenting on the local populace. Again developed by Madfinger games, it has very good voice acting, graphics and gameplay which includes cover mechanics as well. Shadowgun DeadZone is a spinoff of the original game, and unlike the first it is completely free to play. It’s multiplayer only, and you can actually play deathmatches with upto 12 players from both Android and iOS. It’s one of the bestmultiplayer Android shooters and matchmaking works really well too. Shadowgun is also available in a THD version with better graphics for Tegra powered devices.

Price: Shadowgun – 4.99$
Shadowgun DeadZone – Free

(3) N.O.V.A. 3 – Near Orbital Vanguard Alliance

One of the games that set a benchmark for graphics on Android, N.O.V.A. 3 from Gameloft continues the story from previous installments and you play as Kal Wardin, who is called upon once again to save humanity from the Volterites. N.O.V.A. 3 improves upon previous games with respect to graphics and gameplay, and the integrated multiplayer mode makes it one of the most complete Android shooter available. Fans of the Halo and Crysis series will notice similarities, but it’s a solid shooter on it’s own nonetheless.

Price: 6.99$

(4) Dead Space

Although it’s named the same as the first game in the Dead Space series, the Android version of the game actually follows a different protagonist called Vandal. It’s set on Titan and takes place somewhere between the storylines of Dead Space and Dead Space 2. Combining the action and grisly horror of its PC counterparts, Dead Space is a fantastic game even though it was released a while ago and has a full fledged plot that seems less like an afterthought like some other games. More than an accompaniment, Dead Space can be considered a full fledged entry into the PC and console series.

Price: 6.99$ 

(5) Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour

If you’re a Call of Duty or Battlefield fan, Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is one of the Android shooters you absolutely must have. Gameloft’s Modern Combat series blends excellent graphics and tactical shooting into one package and it doesn’t disappoint in any regard. This time around, you get to play as Corporal Joel Blake and the game begins explosively with a beach landing in Hawaii and this momentum stays throughout the relatively short campaign. An integrated multiplayer mode ensures that you won’t let go of Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour that soon, since it’s very fleshed out, complete with different classes and game types. Again, the graphics are excellent and it’s almost as if you’re playing a PC or console game, highly recommended!

Price: 6.99$

Top android apps for tablets 2012

Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best newAndroid applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Market or were spotted by us in the previous 6 weeks or so.This edition focuses only on new tablet apps or ones that added tablet support. Regular apps and games are coming soon.

Rogue AI
Today’s tablet roundup is sponsored by a prettyawesome game called Rogue AI. Rogue AI is a defensive strategy with a tower defense feel, built exclusively for tablets. Launched into space, you are a machine with a single objective. Return to Earth and annihilate the entire human race.
The game was recently updated with a new campaign consisting of 8 new levels, doubled the number of enemy types and buildings, and added new backgrounds, music, and sound effects. That’s a pretty nice update if you ask me.However, my favorite part about the description is this:

TiVo for Tablets
TiVo DVR and non-TiVo DVR customers can get the TiVo experience in the palm of their hands with the FREE TiVo app. Turn your Android tablet into command central for your TiVo DVR. Now you can search, browse, discover and share without ever interrupting the show you’re watching. Quickly surface new content, view guides, schedule and manage recordings, get recommendations, or dig deeper into a particular actor’s entire resume—all using intuitive, gesture-based interaction.

SocialFrame Free HD
SocialFrame sucks in your local, Facebook, and Twitter photos and then turns your tablet into a digital photo frame. It has a little widget for time and weather too and is overall quite well made. If you have an old tablet laying around, you may just want to turn it into a full-time photo frame.Maximize your tablet usage. You can now use your tablet when you are not using your tablet. Do you own a digital photo frame at home? You then understand how troublesome it is to sync your updated photos and wondered only if you could sync Facebook/Twitter photos more easily.
Now you can do so with SocialFrame! It automatically syncs all your tagged photos. This is a great gift for your parents. From Facebook, simply tag parents’ names in photos, and voila! you can now share photos of your lovely baby, surprise birthday events, romantic trip to Hawaii, etc. You can do the same by sending photos to their Twitter. You wake up in the morning, SocialFrame tells you the time, weather, and RSS feeds to get you updated with the happenings around the world.

SpaceChem Mobile
SpaceChem is an obscenely addictive design-based puzzle game about fake science. IMPORTANT: This game is designed for tablets with a resolution of 1280×800 or greater. Take on the role of a Reactor Engineer working for SpaceChem, the leading chemical synthesizer for frontier colonies. Construct elaborate factories to transform raw materials into valuable chemical products! Streamline your designs to meet production quotas and outperform other engineers. SpaceChem Mobile is a faithful adaptation of the award winning PC game SpaceChem, and includes the full selection of player-created “ResearchNet” puzzles and a modified campaign tailored for the iPad.

Tabstagram
The official Instagram app supports tablets, but the UI is not optimized for them very well. If you are looking to browse Instagram photos on your tablet, Tabstagram seems like a good way to go.Tabstagram brings you the Instagram experience with an interface specifically tailored to utilize the screen estate on your tablet. Browse through the latest images in your feed, or check out the most popular images currently on Instagram. Tabstagram fully supports commenting and liking images, all with a sleek, good looking Ice Cream Sandwich inspired interface.

It was roughly this time last year that Amazon’s Kindle Fire showed us just how successful an aggressively priced 7-inch tablet could be, becoming, arguably the go-to gift of the last holiday season. This summer, Google upped the ante, showing the world that a $200 tablet could be more than just an OEM-ed content delivery device, enlisting ASUS to design a really solid piece of hardware at a seemingly impossible price.
Barnes & Noble’s journey in the space, meanwhile, has been decidedly more convoluted. In mid-October of 2010, the company gave the world the Nook Color — a product with a wildly original industrial design, but decidedly limited functionality, which was, for most intents and purposes, an LCD-based color e-reader. Halfway through the following year, the device got a Pinocchio-like upgrade, transforming it into an honest-to-goodness tablet, apps and all. The device’s celebration was cut short, however, eclipsed entirely by the arrival of the aesthetically (nearly) identical, but internally superior Nook Tablet.When Amazon announced the release of the Kindle Fire HD and all of its many variants, there was little question that Barnes & Noble had something waiting in the wings as well. After all, much of the bookseller’s hardware game plan seems to revolve around going toe-to-toe against Amazon offerings, and since the company beat its chief competition to the market with a glowing reader, a Nook Tablet seemed all but inevitable. With this week’s announcements, however, the company has managed to offer up some surprises — for starters, there’s the fact that it’s doubled its efforts with the release of two tablets — with the 7-inch Nook HD and the 9-inch Nook HD+. Then there’s the fact that the company has clearly put great effort into the hardware this go-round, rather than offering up yet another rehash of the Color / Tablet lineage. Let’s start with the Nook HD, shall we? Join us after the break.

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Best Hack And Slash Games For iOS And Android

Blizzard is hard at work adding some much-needed polish and content to the third outing in its best-selling Diablo franchise. If the charm offensive has yet to win you over, why not look through our list of outstanding mobile hack-and-slash games? Some of these titles give even the PC and console big-boys a run for their money, and are sure to provide great value for yours.

A dungeon-crawler in the most classic vein, this top-down isometric battler makes great use of touchscreens for its swipe-gesture controls. While we’d like to have seen some multiplayer action, the game’s single-player storyline spans five enormous chapters. If you hunger for a Diablo-like experience on the go, you can do a lot worse than download this grizzly game from Chillingo.

infinityblade

Living up to the reception of the original, best-selling, and absolutely fantastic-looking original game was no small task for Chair Entertainment, but fortunately, the studio managed to pull it off. The sequel packs in more enemies, more weapons, and another exquisitely crafted world, while refining the cautious but brutal combat. The sequel also introduced the ClashMob system, allowing players to take part in global competitions for ultimate prestige. We’d hate to choose between the two games, but even at the relatively high price, you’ll get more than enough value from either. We suggest buying both.

Leading 2012′s charge towards bringing console-quality gaming to mobile devices is Zynga’s Horn, a fantastic RPG slasher that calls to mind the classic Zelda games and just a tiny bit of Shadow of the Colossus. Teaming up with a cantankerous assistant, you battle with swords, bows, and your magical horn to solve the many puzzles of the game, and finish the fight in one of the best adventures available on mobile.

As well as taking charge of a ferocious fighter on your own, you can also team up with a friend for co-op action in Glu Mobile’s recently released sequel. A bloody and brutally violent affair, you’ll trawl through grim dungeons in search of shinier armor and weapons. It’s also one of the prettiest games available to Android gamers, and certainly deserves a home on your tablet.

This freemium game from Gameloft may not be to everyone’s taste, as there’s a heavy dependence on in-app purchases, but fans of the genre owe it to themselves to get a feel for the Dungeon Hunter series. The third entry represents the best of the lot, with over a thousand shiny items to find, four different classes, and some of the most impressive graphics we’ve seen on iOS and Android.

A great example of easy to learn, hard to master, Heroes Call has recently been updated to support the new iPad’s amazing Retina capabilities. Pick a hero that suits your combative preferences, and then embark on 40 levels of dungeon-crawling, blood-spattering mayhem. There are more than 100 different enemy types to be slaughtered, and each hero takes a unique journey through the game’s story.

4 Pics 1 Word Games Join The Top Android Apps List

Lotum GMbH’s picture word games 4 Pics 1 Word: What’s the Word and 4 Pics 1 Word have joined the top free Android apps list this week at No. 6 & No. 7, according to research from Google Play. The games encourage players to identify common themes in a set of images. 4 Pics 1 Word: What’s the Word is also ranked on the top iOS apps list this week.

Below, we’ve listed the top free Android apps of the week. The list links to Google Play’s research about the individual apps, including user reviews.

As part of Mediabistro’s Media App Summit which took place last year, we spotlight the top free apps every week–helping our readers discover, enjoy and analyze successful content.