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"Fortnite" on Android is now available to anyone with a supported Android device.
The game is free as always.
Don't go looking for "Fortnite" on Google Play — it isn't there. Here's how to download the game!
The biggest game in the world is finally opening up to everyone on the biggest mobile platform in the world: "Fortnite" on Android is now available for everyone.
When the game originally arrived on Android earlier this year, it was only available to select Android devices — and even if you had a device, there was a sign-up form and a waiting list. No more!
As of this week, "Fortnite" can be played on the vast majority of new-ish Android phones. Here's the full list of officially supported devices:
Don't see your phone and/or tablet on there? Don't fret! The game's maker, Epic Games, says that your device may still work as long as it has the following specs (or better):
-OS: Recommended Android 8.0 or higher, 64-bit
-RAM: 3 GB or higher
-GPU: Adreno 530 or higher, Mali-G71 MP20, Mali-G72 MP12 or higher
Interested players can snag the game for Android through this website— if you're reading this on your Android phone and want to jump right in, click this link instead.
Not seeing the game on Google Play? That's because it's not available through Google Play! Unlike most Android games, "Fortnite" is skipping Google's Play Store.
Instead, the game is only available directly through Epic's website — updates come directly from Epic, thus enabling faster fixes.
But the game isn't just skipping Google Play so it can be updated more easily. As a major bonus to Epic Games, all the money made through "Fortnite" on Android goes directly to Epic without having to pay the 30% cut Google takes from Google Play Store games.
"Fortnite" on Android operates very similarly to how the game already operates on iPhone.
Not true, the specs on gpu are way to high.
Fortnite on Android is a joke of the year.
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Hi Volks - I am not quite sure how many tablet users are around here but because this was my first game aever developed for an android device I found it worth to also introduce it here
"Tablet Tower Defense" (insanly creative name) plays on a Hexagonal Grid has 5 available Towers each upgradable 5 Times.
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The whole gameplay is generic, there are no levels but the creeps get more health every 10th wave.
A small difference to classic tower defense games are the blocked fields which can be transformed by tokens (u get 1 token every 10th wave). They produce extra money, damage creeps, slows them down or upgrades nearby towers.
If a creep gets through your defense a random blocked field becomes "bad" - it acts against you, so you lose money, they get health, get faster or minimize the power of nearby towers. With tokens you can transform them again for sure.
If a creep reaches the target and no blocked fields are left, you lose. It can be really tough.
There is a free demo available at the android market with all features but capped to level 10.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rnet.tabdef
I would love if you try it out and tell me if it is good or bad or crap or you like it or even if u miss some features on it.
Have a nice day ;-)
Update v1.2.3
Now Tablet Tower Defense is also available for Devices with Android Version 2.2 or higher!
Please remember, that this game was designed for bigger screens, so be sure to try the free demo first if it fits your need on your device.
Have Fun with this game!
v1.2.5
fixed some scaling issues and 1 small bugfix
Yes, I've uploaded an update for the full version as well.
I used the Demo Version as a kind of Beta-Testing for the updates and so the full version was updated a little later (last night).
They have now equal version, Market should show the right one (v1.2.5) - for me it shows correctly but if you're already a customer, give market some time, they lag sometimes with sending updates.
Do you wish anything for future versions? Just let me know.
The demo version is now upgraded to full features but has advertisement in it.
bad news: the adfree version of Tablet Tower Defense is pirated very heavily.
that let me think about offering any adfree versions at all in the future ... or putting drm/licensing in
but it's not all that bad - I got a handfull backlinks
edit: i was able to remove most of the links and illegal files, boards and hosters were very cooperative
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Experience retro gaming at its best with Space Ace on your Android devices!
Experience retro gaming at its best on-the-go with Space Ace on your Android devices! Both the phone and tablet editions included for one low price!
Immerse yourself in the visually stunning world of hand-drawn animation adapted from the original smash hit arcade classic. Transferred from the original high definition master film, you’ll experience this fully arcade authentic experience right in the palm of your hand.
Simply press on the direction pad to guide our hero Ace in the correct direction. Use your ray gun to take on all that the Evil Commander Borf throws your way.
This version of Space Ace is fully compatible with Android 1.6 through to the current release. In fact we’ve included full compatibility for phones and tablets! We’ve even remastered the footage for a variety of screen resolutions so all devices can experience Space Ace in all its glory.
Please note that we recommend you utilizing Wi-Fi connection to download Space Ace. Though downloading the full game may take some time after the initial download, you’re in for an awesome retro gaming experience. Enjoy!
Space Ace is XPERIA PLAY Optimized.
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NICE!! I grew up games like this and, Kings Quest, Quest for Glory, Space, Ace, Dragons Lair. Awesome to see that its out now and in full support of our phone. Awesome news. :good:
Edit: You know what kills me..... our phone is around 18 months old, didnt get much love was overhyped and undervalued. But still gets some great game support and $ony meanwhile has "no plans" to release a sequal. Sure it may not have generated a cash cow that perhaps they were hoping, but with the attention it is still receiving that has to mean something to them........ but as they keep saying.... nop XP2......... it just boggles my mind.....
All users of Android, and definitely most readers of this website, are likely familiar with Google Play Store, Android’s online directory that connects users with a vast library of Google-approved third-party content, ranging from music and video to third-party apps and e-books. If a newly leaked video today is any indication, Google is getting ready for a major refresh for Google Play, with enhanced features and a much-improved design.
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Those who have been users of Google Play since its early days might remember its difficult-to-use user interface that dominated the first few months of the app’s life, until Google finally streamlined it a few years back. Since then, several minor updates have been made, though this is the first major upgrade to Google Play since 2011. The new upgrade features larger images and icons, as well as a more colorful and “matte” design, in line with the design trend seen the latest changes to the user interface across Google’s mobile apps. The settings pane has also been slightly changed around, making it slightly simpler to customize how items are displayed and downloaded.
As you have likely been able to tell from the demo video below, much of the app has not been populated with content as of yet, which suggests that it might be a few weeks before it actually reaches the hands of the general public. However, Google’s design trend is clear and will likely be welcomed by users who are looking to download content onto their Android devices in a simple and seamless way.
Google Play has been available since the first Android release as the Android Market. Back then, it was mostly a directory for third-party apps for the newly-released platform. It was not until 2011 when the Android Market was revamped to feature more consumer-friendly content such as music, books, TV and video, while maintaining the apps section; this was also when the app was renamed Google Play Store. There is no clear indication for when this new redesign – dubbed as Google Play Store 4.0 – will make its way to Android devices, although judging by the nearly finished state of the app, it might not be too long.
The new ui looks better than the old one in quite some places . but the homescreen of the old play store is better
Name: Life RPG
Description:
Life RPG is interesting and original app for Android. Briefly telling - this is app for developing habits, scheduling jobs and todo`s. It is interest because process of planning is served in form of role-playing. Though this is application it has elements of RPG genre – levels, money, equipment, weapon and even pets.
Little about screens.On the main screen displayed your game progress. Names of other screens (“Habits”, “Everyday tasks”, “ToDo” and “Achievements”) speak for themselves.
You can speak about Life RPG as about motivation application. By accomplishing your tasks and following your positive habits you get game money that you can spend on things you like. Just add something as award to the list “Achievements” assign adequate price for it and spend game money on it. For example, my list : “1 series The Big Bang Theory”, “30 minutes playing games”.
Application Life RPG in pleasant game form will help you to accustom yourself to planning. This is truly important, because plan – it`s half the battle.
The application is free and available in English on Google Play.
Price: Free
Download: Google Play
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Installed on Galaxy Nexus, latest Paranoid android, latest Ak kernel. Won't start, just closes. Really want to try it out, let me know if there is anything I can test.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
Actually we dont know why it happens. Just tested at Nexus 7 and Nexus 4 with Android 4.2.2 and all is working. Just as crash report comes, we`ll do everything to fix this bug.
Updated to 1.1
What's new:
Widget
Time and date for tasks
Reminders
Lock screen widget
Fixed some bugs
Small UI changes
Updated to 1.3
What's new:
Priority for tasks
UI changes
Archives of todo's and achieves
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World Factbook
1.0.131216.32
I've been working on this small app in my spare time. It's called World Factbook and, predictably, is based on data extracted from CIA World Factbook
World Factbook provides information on the history, people, government, economy, geography, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for 267 world entities.
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Data sources:
The World Factbook 2013-14. Washington, DC: Central Intelligence Agency, 2013.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/index.html
App has both phone and tablet UIs, does not require any special permissions and is completely offline. However, it requires about 15 megabytes of additional space for a database to be unpacked from internal assets. Which is done on the first run, hence a loading message.
Want to test latest features and help develop this app? Join the beta program and receive latest beta builds. Join the beta
Or just fetch the latest public build from Play Store:
Please report which device you tested the app on an whether it had any issues.
App has been tested on following devices:
Nexus 4, Stock 4.4.2
Nexus 5, Stock 4.4.1
Nexus 7 2013, Stock 4.4.4
Nexus 10, Stock 4.4.2
Asus TF300T, Stock 4.2
Galaxy Note 3, Stock 4.3
Waiting to get my request approved, have a noye 3 to test with Android 4.3
waiting too
Enviado desde mi GT-I9195 usando Tapatalk 2
Tested it, looks great so far, no issues of any kind
New version 1.0.131210.24 has been published to store.
- Feedback can now be sent from main menu (still testing)
- Fixed date not fitting in ranks on phones in portrait orientation
New version 1.0.131215.25 has been published to store. UI has been simplified and responsiveness has been improved. Also, feedback menu item was not working properly and has been removed.
New version in Play Store
App has now been published to Play Store and is available to everybody. Members of the beta community will continue to receive Beta builds with new features when they become available.