Enter the world of Epic Citadel. This title, powered by the Unreal Engine 3, is probably the greatest example of what mobile gaming is capable of in terms of looks and performance. You are placed in a world and given free roam throughout the entire kingdom. You can explore freely and there are also a few secrets and hidden gems. 

They have also added in the ability to test your device’s processing power with a benchmarking mode, which will show CPU performance while you explore the world. With the Unreal Engine, there are realtime reflections, the global illumination system, and a ton of other unique aspects that make this application/game a really fun experience.

Give it a look and let us know what you think.

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Last week, Gameloft posted artwork to tease their newest upcoming game that is powered by the Unreal Engine. Today, they have released an official teaser trailer and have given us a title – Wild Blood. While the trailer takes us through some nice looking scenery, we get to see what this game is going to be all about, which is monsters. Lots of monsters. 

Gameloft states that the game is “coming soon.”

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Phosphor’s Dark Meadow is now available in the Play Store for select Tegra-powered Android devices. We have been fortunate enough to have the game for a few days and there is no doubt that it is one of more beautifully designed games I have had the pleasure of playing on a mobile platform. You awake in an abandoned hospital, but as you come to find out through exploring the halls and rooms, you are not alone. A single voice through a loudspeaker is your only guide, whose sole purpose is make sure you destroy the witch that has you both trapped there. 

The game takes a lot from PC classics such as Myst in the aesthetics department. As you walk around the building and interact with all of the different environments, you can tell that the developers really took advantage of the Tegra 3′s computing and processing power, as well as the Unreal Engine with such detailed renderings and creatures. I have been playing the game for two full days now and I haven’t even really made a dent in the plot yet, so for the price tag of free it doesn’t get much sweeter than that. The game does have in-app purchasing, but trust me, you do not need to buy anything to complete the game. That is only if you want to walk around like a total boss slaying demon beast after demon beast without having a real challenge. Once you start dying countless times, you realize that dying is inevitably the point of the game.

By collecting gold and XP from fallen foes, you rank up your player to challenge the witch at the end of each floor. Beating the witch several times is what you must do in order to move along in the game and explore different parts of the hospital. But of course, as your player ranks up and you buy stronger weapons, the monsters only get stronger and more creepy looking. Quick tip: Invest in blocking and melee power. As I mentioned previously, I haven’t beaten the game yet, so I will cut the review here and go off to finish it. If you own an Android device powered by a Tegra chip, I recommend picking this game up for sure.

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Contest: To celebrate the launch of Dark Meadow, we are teaming up NVIDIA and Phosphor games to give away a 32GB Transformer Prime, matching keyboard dock, and a $25 gift card. For your chance to win and instructions on how to enter, check out the contest page.

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Thanks goes out to Phosphor Games and NVIDIA’s Tegra team.

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Be on the lookout during the first quarter of 2012 – you are in for a treat.  Dark Meadow is making its way to Tegra powered Android devices.  This creepy first person game is out to haunt you.  Powered by the Unreal Engine 3, it brings console-like graphics and an exceptional plot for people who love a scary challenge.

This game is already a huge hit for iOS devices, so there is no doubt that Android owners will love it just as much. It looks genuinely frightening.  A mix of Left 4 Dead and DOOM.  Below is the teaser trailer for the game.  

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The game trailers are in full effect lately, and this game is definitely continuing the trend. Powered by Unreal Technology, Gameloft is releasing a Vietnam-esque style war game full of M-16′s, “Choppas”, and fancy explosions. March of Heroes is their first attempt at making a mobile game with the extremely powerful Unreal Engine 3, which is the same game engine that powers X-Box 360 and PlayStation 3 titles. We’ll keep you posted on the release date.  

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