Blue Bottle Games is preparing their turn-based survival game Neo Scavenger for mobile. As some fine folks around the internet , Daniel Fedor of the studio has been talking about the mobile version, including posting this screenshot of the future Google Play listing for the game:
https://twitter.com/dcfedor/status/767881012604993536/photo/1
Don't worry, Fedor has confirmed that the game is running on iOS as well as Android:
Still in beta. But yeah, running on both iOS and Android!
— Daniel Fedor (@dcfedor)
So while there seems to be a lot of work put in to making some of the interface elements look good on mobile (a tip to developers: this is worth considering early on if you think your game would ever work on mobile someday), the game should be a good fit on mobile.
In Neo Scavenger, you'll be trying to survive in post-apocalyptic Michigan, navigating the wilderness and finding resources to help keep you alive and learn the truth of your identity. The game is turn-based and on hex grids, so I do believe it qualifies as a real game. It also features permadeath, with semi-randomized maps, so there's a high replay value potential here. This one looks really cool, and could be a great fit on mobile. Hopefully we'll be hearing more soon about this one.
https://twitter.com/dcfedor/status/767881012604993536/photo/1
Don't worry, Fedor has confirmed that the game is running on iOS as well as Android:
Still in beta. But yeah, running on both iOS and Android!
— Daniel Fedor (@dcfedor)
So while there seems to be a lot of work put in to making some of the interface elements look good on mobile (a tip to developers: this is worth considering early on if you think your game would ever work on mobile someday), the game should be a good fit on mobile.
In Neo Scavenger, you'll be trying to survive in post-apocalyptic Michigan, navigating the wilderness and finding resources to help keep you alive and learn the truth of your identity. The game is turn-based and on hex grids, so I do believe it qualifies as a real game. It also features permadeath, with semi-randomized maps, so there's a high replay value potential here. This one looks really cool, and could be a great fit on mobile. Hopefully we'll be hearing more soon about this one.