It's one of the reason core gamers often dismiss smartphone/tablet games and find themselves drawn to Sony's forthcoming PlayStation Vita portable game machine (and its two thumbsticks) instead.
("Shadowgun" will be coming to Android devices shortly after the iOS release.) Making core games enjoyable to play when smartphones don't have any thumbsticks remains something of a sticking point. Of course, how well a third-person shooter handles on an iDevice is another question. If the trailer is any indication, "Shadowgun" certainly looks top-notch. Using state-of-the-art weaponry, ships, and the assistance of S.A.R.A.-Slade’s personal android assistant.Īnd if you want to see it in action, check out this launch trailer. Simon’s mountain fortress and fights his personal army of mutants, cyborgs, and genetically-enhanced humanoids. Players must lead “shadowgun” John Slade as he infiltrates Dr. Edgar Simon, renowned geneticist and former employee of the trans-galactic corporation Toltech Enterprises. SHADOWGUN puts players into the role of John Slade, a professional bounty hunter in the year 2350. It's a third-person shooter they say was inspired by "Gears of War," the beloved hardcore gaming franchise that makes its home on the Xbox 360.Īnd when it comes to "Shadowgun," MadFinger is making some big promises, calling it "the most advanced handheld game in the market" - one that will offer gamers "the same quality expected from console gaming systems."
Madfinger plans to launch its highly anticipated game "Shadowgun" for iPhones and iPads this Wednesday.
Perhaps more importantly, the studio - based in the Czech Republic - wants to prove that smartphones and tablets can deliver high-quality shooting games that will please the hardcore gaming masses. It seems Madfinger Games is out to prove that you don't have to build a casual, bird-flinging puzzler to make a hit smartphone game.
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