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The free-to-play mobile RPG, Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, has been a big hit in Japan since its release in 2014. Today, Square Enix and DeNA have announced that the game will now make its way to North American shores for both iOS and Android.
A new free-to-play Transformers game is currently being developed by DeNA that will allow players to create a team that will combine both Autobots and Decepticons.
A new mobile tower-defense game set in the Star Wars universe has been announced for iOS and Android.
Crysis creator Crytek has dabbled in mobile development before with last year's Fibble - Flick 'n' Roll, and now it's having a stab at free-to-play games. The developer today announced The Collectables, which, unlike that little puzzler, is firmly within Crytek's comfort zone of murdering soldiers using big guns.
Final Fantasy is finally going free-to-play. Final Fantasy: Airborne Brigade is Square Enix's first English-language F2P social game based on the iconic JRPG franchise.
Mobage, the social mobile gaming platform for Android, is now available in English-speaking countries from the Android Market.
DeNA has announced that some heavy-hitting developers will be working on five new games for its mobile social platform, Mobage, including No More Heroes and Harvest Moon titles.
