Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Unique Android Games that will Blow your Mind – 2017”.
This is something just a little bit different welcome to some of the most innovative, most creative, unless uniquely enjoyable android games on the platform in 2017. With that being said, sit back, relax and enjoy the show. First up is the wiki game, such an innovative title you’re. Essentially, given two different words or terms which can both be found on Wikipedia and your objective is to start from one use the hyperlinks within various articles and use it to reach the other word in as few steps as possible. And it really makes you think long and hard it makes you set out your entire chain of analysis before you’ve even started. You can’t just sort of blindly wander and expect to come across the answer, and it has two benefits.
Not only is this transforming something that otherwise was a kind of dry activity into a thought-provoking game, but because of how you’re engaging with the content, you actually learn a lot in the process. Next up is the board button, and this is more than meets the eye inside of this one game that you download. There are thousands and thousands of gaming experiences.
You can enjoy they’re, fully complete titles that would have been separate apps. Otherwise, the entire experience is directed by this little red button on the right. So if you do suddenly get bored of a game, you tap that and within five seconds you are playing another completely different experience. There’S everything from pac-man to Tetris to tons of titles. You haven’t heard of, and the best bit is, every time you come across the game, you quite like you simply tap on the bottom, on the plus, icon and that’ll. Add it to your favorites and you can return to it any time. Next up is flippy knife and, whilst it may seem like the title has borrowed some inspiration from other sources, this is a genuinely innovative title. The game contains a lot of different sub activities, all of which are geared around flipping knives and making sure they land the right way up, and this game kind of took me by surprise. Not only is it one of those games which actually takes a lot of skill to master it’s one of those you’re gon na want to sit in the dojo practice flipping and flipping and flipping until you get the exact right technique, but also there is a lot Of incentive to keep playing here, not only do you have badges and achievements you’re, not after doing certain things, the later of which get very tricky to unlock, but there’s also leaderboards for all the different activities inside we’ve got a pretty vast collection of knives to unlock Starting out with something which looks like it’s from your kitchen and ending up with something straight out of a sci-fi novel, the game has literally just released where the mechanic is so novel and so well executed. That I am sure this is going to become the next viral hit.
Sinan before is dark stories. This is a very clever take on a multiplayer experience on a single Android device, so in any group of people you elect to reader, who will then scroll through and pick a situation to read out by the range in difficulty from green all the way up to Red, and the idea is, is that the players, apart from the reader have got to try and guess what the solution to the story is only the reader knows, and the only thing they can give the audience is a yes or no answer until the answer is Reached and every time I tried this, it always resulted in a very satisfying bit of self-hate in the audience when they all realized they could have got the right answer. Next up.
Is God ville? This is such a different angle for a game. I could spend an entire video on it, but essentially it is a title that completely plays itself so without taking any action whatsoever, your character, travel through different lands, they level up and any control you have is as a God as a god, you can send in Encouragement or punishment to your hero and in the way that kind of effects the outcomes of what happens, and it’s a strangely relaxing concept. On one hand, you gain the satisfaction of your character growing and getting stronger, but on the other hand you don’t actually have to be involved with it in any way, and you can be rest assured that even when you’re not there, it’s still continuing in the background.
So then we have blind scape, and the funny part of this is that what you’re, seeing right now on screen is the game in action for the most part, apart from a tiny little hint section in the bottom left, the screen is completely black. This is an audio experience entirely. Having said that, because they’ve taken away the visual cues, you pay far more attention to the audio, which has been intricately designed and, to be honest, needs to be played with headphones to really experience it, and you get so involved with the story. The ending is genuinely chilling, so then we have smushy brick and again, i’m not a huge fan of this whole naming convention, but at the same time the concept itself is fantastic.
Imagine a brick breaker, but instead of actually moving a paddle from side to side, you create it. You need to create the paddle at very short notice and adapted depending on the kind of strategy want to go about to destroy the blocks on screen. You also need to constantly bear in mind that the further away the ball hits the paddle from its center, the less power it has. There’S also plenty of levels, plenty of unlockable content to keep you playing along.
So then, we’ve got paralyzed and the real unique point here comes in the fact that at any one time you are controlling two characters at once. These are two sisters who completely love each other and would do anything for each other, and the idea is is that they need to try and save each other by constantly switching paths as soon as you’ve passed the tutorial stages and the game goes from just changing. You, between top and bottom, to also flipping you upside down. It becomes a truly challenging experience.
It’S also, a bit of a visual masterpiece has got some great audio to go along with it so guys. I really hope you enjoyed the video as always, and with that being said, I must refuse the pass and I’m signing out. .