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PUBG Developer Krafton Sues Apple, Google and Game Developer Garena , Wants Free Fire Banned
PUBG developer Krafton has recorded a claim against Garena, Apple, and Google. Krafton asserted that Garena – which delivered battle royale games Free Fire and Free Fire Max – has replicated PUBG: Battlegrounds and is suing Apple and Google for providing the games on their separate application stores. Krafton additionally blamed Google for facilitating recordings on YouTube that show the interactivity of Garena’s Free Fire and Free Fire Max. Krafton has additionally supposedly made a couple of moves against battle royale games being referred to. According to the grievance of copyright encroachment, shared by The Verge, Krafton has documented a claim against Free Fire and Free Fire Max designer Garena. The engineer of PUBG asserted that Garena has duplicated its famous bat...
Gameloft Announces Little Big City 2 Game Launch
LITTLE BIG CITY 2 is now available for free on Google Play! Transform your own tropical island into a bustling & beautiful metropolis! You’ll work with the Mayor and his quirky cohorts to build the city of your dreams that’s not only an industrial and technological titan but an ecological haven too! Endless gameplay with a flexible storyline based on the chosen line of development; Freedom of choice: The overall theme of the island may be cultural, industrial, technological or all at the same time; Wide variety of mini-games that impact the city: Save citizens from UFO attacks, help the police pursue robbers, guide boats to the port, and more! Over 60 buildings, each with 3 development stages! And lots of surprises: Hidden features & unexpected events! DESCRIPTION &nbs...
Top Android Games From August 2014
Smartphones have changed the way we live our lives. From reminding you to pick up some milk on your way home from work to sending urgent documents to your boss before the deadline, smartphones have crept into every nook and corner of our routines and have altered the way we function. With the age of smartphones reaching its prime, we as consumers are exposed to an assortment of apps that make our lives easier and act as a mode of entertainment. There are so many apps now available for you to download, if there is one app that you don’t like, there will ten other developers that will make that same app but with other customizations that would probably suit you better. Same goes for games, under the free games section in Google Play (cause we’re Indians and paying for something d...