Pokémon Go hits 100 million installs, makes $10 million a day

The inevitable has happened. Less than a week after posting 50 million installs on Android (and 75 million when combined with iOS), Pokémon Go has now surpassed 100 million installs worldwide. All in less than a month since it first debuted in Australia and New Zealand on July 6. What's even better news for its developer Niantic, is the fact that the game is raking in $10 million every single day.

See also: Pokemon Go update: footprints gone, customizable avatars and more31

With that in mind, it's a little surprising to see App Annie reporting that Pokémon Go's massive financial success and enviable engagement rate hasn't come at the expense of other games and apps. While the daily revenue figures for games not including Pokémon Go did drop in the first week of the game's release, revenues have essentially returned to what they were before the launch of Pokémon Go.

App Annie

Furthermore, App Annie notes it has "not noticed any meaningful declines in daily revenue for top-grossing games like Mobile Strike, Clash of Clans or Candy Crush Saga". The reason for this, according to the app market researcher, is that "the majority of game revenue comes from a small minority of users and these players are unlikely to be deeply engaged across a multitude of top-grossing games."

Considering the engagement rates of other popular apps like Facebook, Tinder and Snapchat have not dropped, Pokémon Go has been credited with "successfully acquiring a sizable chunk of previously "non-mobile time"."

But besides just convincing mobile users to spend even more time on their smartphones than they already did, Pokémon Go has also been a watershed moment for AR generally and AR gaming in particular, as well as opening up whole new revenue streams for existing apps and real-world businesses.

How much time do you spend on Pokémon Go? Any idea how much money you've spent?

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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to arrive in India on August 11

If you're a huge fan of Samsung's Galaxy Note series in India and have been used to impatiently waiting for the flagship to arrive in the Indian market a month or so after its official announcement, the great news is that you won't have to do that with the Galaxy Note 7. Samsung has confirmed that it will launch their latest flagship in the Indian market on August 11, which means that the new device will hit store shelves near you a week or so after it is launched today.

Today, all eyes will be on Samsung's Galaxy Note Unpacked event where the company will take the wraps off the Galaxy Note 7, possibly accompanied by the launch of the next-gen Gear VR and the Gear S3 smartwatch.

For the uninitiated, the series of leaks over the past few weeks has given us some idea of what we can expect from the Galaxy Note 7. Samsung's new phablet is expected to feature a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, and 4 GB of RAM. You can also expect a 12 MP f/1.7 camera with OIS and 4K video, along with 5 MP front-facing camera, a 3,500 mAh battery, along with the much rumored iris scanner.

The Galaxy Note 7 opens for pre-orders in Korea immediately after it is unveiled and will arrive in the European markets on August 16. Samsung has already begun accepting pre-registrations for the upcoming phablet on its Indian site. If you may recall, Samsung had priced the Galaxy Note 5 well in comparison to the Galaxy Note 4, but this time, we're afraid that the Edge screen and new features such as the iris scanner, could put the phablet out of reach for many budget conscious consumers in India.

Rumors suggest that Samsung will price the Galaxy Note 7 at EUR 849 (about Rs. 63,000), but we'll be able to confirm that as soon as more details emerge after it is unveiled today as well as over the coming days.

Samsung's Galaxy Note Unpacked event kicks off at 11:00 a.m. EDT (8:30 p.m. IST) in New York City on Aug. 2, 2016, followed by Rio de Janeiro at noon, and London at 4:00 p.m. If you can't be at any of these places, don't worry because Samsung plans to globally webcast the launch event. The Unpacked event will be screened with a 360-degree view option for the first time and you can also watch the unveiling using the Gear VR headset.

Of course, we'll be there to cover the launch of the Galaxy Note 7 in New York City. So stay tuned as we bring you all the details as they are unveiled.

Are you excited about the Galaxy Note 7 arriving in India in a little more than a week from now? Hit the comments below to let us know!

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Panasonic Eluga Arc2 now available in India

Panasonic hasn't been able to make the kind of impact that Xiaomi or Motorola have in the budget-conscious Indian smartphone market, but you can't accuse the company of not trying. The good response received from Indian consumers for the Eluga Arc, launched in April this year, has encouraged Panasonic to now come out with its metallic version, the Eluga Arc2, along with some improvements in features and specs.

Panasonic has upped the display size from 4.7-inch to a 5-inch one when compared to its predecessor, but it is still an IPS LCD screen, that comes with On-Cell Touch technology and the Outdoor-Pro Display feature for up to 500nit brightness, to improve outdoor readability. The Eluga Arc2 is powered by a 1.3GHz Snapdragon 410 quad-core processor supported by 3GB RAM, and 32GB of on-board storage, which is further expandable to 128GB via a micro SD card. Other features include an 8MP rear camera with a LED flash, along with a 5MP front-facing shooter and a 2,450mAh battery, and the device runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow.

While the Eluga Arc2 does miss the mark when it comes to camera and processing performance, it makes up for that with its design and metallic body. Weighing just 147 grams, the handset sports a 7.6mm thick metal frame made of aircraft grade aluminum alloy using CNC technology. Its front and back comes with 2.5D curved Asahi Dragontrail glass finishing, which is scratch resistant. Panasonic claims that the Eluga Arc2's metallic body allows the smartphone to withstand everyday wear and tear.

Panasonic had launched the Eluga Arc at Rs 12,490 (~$187) and is now offering its upgraded iteration at a slightly more affordable Rs 12,290 (~$184) for both the Gold and Rose Gold color options, bundled with a protective screen guard. If you're looking for a great-looking smartphone that won't break the bank, but can live with some sacrifices in the camera and processing departments, then the Eluga Arc2 may be a great option for you.

The Eluga Arc2 will be available on all offline retail channels, but amidst stiff competition, the company  still has a lot of work to do if it hopes to win over Android users in the Indian market in a big way. Interestingly, during the press briefing for the Eluga Arc2, Panasonic said that it plans to launch "something unique" in the next six to nine months without dropping any hints. It might be worth the wait though, and we'll be keeping an eye out on that one for you.

Let us know in the comments section below if you think the Eluga Arc2 could be the right smartphone for you!

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200 million alleged Yahoo accounts are up for sale on the dark web

If you're one of the few who refuse to move on to Gmail or Outlook but have stuck with Yahoo, your account may be on sale for a handsome sum right now. A notorious hacker named "Peace" has dumped 200 million alleged Yahoo accounts on the dark web, and Yahoo isn't really forthcoming about the incident.

"Peace_of_mind" or "Peace" sells private data on the dark web and boasts a 100% satisfaction rating. Peace is a known hacker that previously sold millions of LinkedIn, MySpace, Tumblr, and Twitter accounts among others, and it seems as though Yahoo will be their next target.

On Monday, Peace added 200 million Yahoo accounts to their store, selling them for 3 bitcoins – approximately $1,860. According to the hacker, these accounts are most likely from 2012.

Yahoo is aware of the data leak but has neither confirmed or denied that these alleged Yahoo accounts are in fact, Yahoo accounts.

We are committed to protecting the security of our users' information and we take any such claim very seriously. Our security team is working to determine the facts. Yahoo works hard to keep our users safe, and we always encourage our users to create strong passwords, or give up passwords altogether by using Yahoo Account Key, and use different passwords for different platforms.

What's puzzling is that most companies would provide password resets to users who may or may not have been affected by any sort of security breach – even if they can't validate the claim. Although there are no official words on whether these leaked accounts are authentic, Motherboard's investigation could indicate that some of them are indeed real Yahoo accounts.

According to Motherboard, they received around 5,000 records before Peace's most recent listing went public, and it was a mixed bag: some were active Yahoo accounts and some were discontinued or disabled. Many of the leaked accounts also contain usernames, hashed passwords, dates of birth, and even back-up email addresses. It's hard to say just how many users this leak will affect.

No one knows how this Russian hacker and their team obtain masses of private data, but until Yahoo officially responds to this purported security breach, if you have an active Yahoo account, it's probably wise to go ahead and change your personal details.

Do you have an active Yahoo account? How do you protect your personal information online? Let us know in the comments below!

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Lenovo Vibe K5 Note vs the competition

 

Lenovo Vibe K5 Note

The Lenovo Vibe K5 Note has finally hit Indian shores, and succeeds the Vibe K4 Note that launched at the start of this year. The former brings in a few improvements over the latter, including a more powerful processor, an additional gig of RAM, enhanced expandable storage capabilities, bumped up front camera resolution, and an upgrade in build quality and design, with the Vibe K5 Note featuring a full metal unibody construction.

• Xiaomi Mi Max review
• Lenovo Vibe K4 Note review
• Moto G4 Plus review

As good as the Vibe K5 Note may seem on paper, there is no shortage of great, high quality but affordable smartphones in the Indian market, and the K5 Note does come up against some stiff competition. With the device being available from August 4, and to help you make your choice easier, we take a quick by-the-numbers look at the Lenovo Vibe K5 Note vs the competition!

With their respective price points in mind, we will be pitting the Vibe K5 Note against the Moto G4 Plus and the Xiaomi Mi Max, and also include its predecessor, to see if it proves to be a worthy upgrade.

Lenovo Vibe K4 Note

First, let's dig right into the CPU performance of these four smartphones. The Vibe K5 Note clearly leads in this department as the octa-core MediaTek Helio P10, clocked at 1.8 GHz, packs more of a punch than any of the processors powering the other three. This means that apart from general day to day tasks, performing more processor-intensive activities, such as high resolution video streaming and gaming, should be far better on the Vibe K5 Note. The Xiaomi Mi Max is no slouch either, and some may actually prefer the reliability that is available with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 series processor.

The Vibe K4 Note also falls behind when it comes to on-board storage, with 16 GB being the only option available, with 3 GB of RAM. The Moto G4 Plus is available in 16 GB or 32 GB iterations, which dictates whether you will get 2 GB or 3 GB of RAM. The Vibe K5 Note will come with 32 GB of on-board storage, regardless of whether you opt for the 3 GB or 4 GB of RAM version. The Mi Max is available with 128 GB of storage and 4 GB of RAM, but that is far more expensive, so for the purposes of this comparison, we will be looking at the 32 GB iteration with 3 GB of RAM. all of the devices come with expandable storage via microSD, up to an additional 256 GB.

Motorola Moto G4 Plus

When it comes to the camera, Lenovo has kept selfie lovers in mind while building the Vibe K5 Note by upgrading the resolution of its front-facing shooter to 8 MP, compared to the 5 MP unit found with its predecessor. It still shares the same 13 MP ISOCELL camera as the Vibe K4 Note though. Both the Mi Max and the Moto G4 Plus feature a 16 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front-facing camera.

Lenovo has also upped the battery size in the Vibe K5 Note to 3,500mAh, but it still fails to come close to the Xiaomi Mi Max, which draws juice from a massive 4,850mAh battery. The Vibe K4 Note and Moto G4 Plus come with smaller 3,300mAh and 3,000mAh batteries respectively.

Xiaomi Mi Max

All four smartphones come with IPS LCD displays with a Full HD resolution, but while the Moto G4 Plus, K4 Note, and K5 Note feature 5.5-inch screens, the Mi Max has bumped up the display size to massive 6.44-inches. As such, while the first three smartphones offer similar handling experiences, the huge Mi Max will certainly take some getting used to, and one-handed use is practically out of the question with this device.

What certainly tips the scales in favor of the K4 Note and K5 Note is the support for Lenovo's TheatreMax technology, bundled with the ANT VR headset, for converting any games and videos into virtual reality (VR). The K5 Note will also come with a controller, and you're looking for a more serious gaming controller, Lenovo has thrown in a Bluetooth controller from Amkette along with the Vibe K5 Note. However, these controllers will also work with the K4 Note.

	Lenovo Vibe K5 Note	Lenovo Vibe K4 Note	Motorola Moto G4 Plus	Xiaomi Mi Max
Display	5.5-inch IPS LCD display 1080p resolution, 401 ppi	5.5-inch IPS LCD display 1080p resolution, 401 ppi	5.5-inch IPS LCD display 1080p resolution, 401 ppi	6.44-inch IPS LCD display 1080p resolution, 342 ppi
Processor	1.8 GHz octa-core Mediatek Helio P10 Mali-T860 MP2 GPU	1.3 GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6753 Mali-T720MP3 GPU	1.5 GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 Adreno 405 GPU	1.8 GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 650/652 Adreno 510 GPU
RAM	3/4 GB	3 GB	2/3 GB	3/4 GB
Storage	32 GB expandable via microSD up to 256 GB	16 GB expandable via microSD up to 256 GB	16/32 GB expandable via microSD up to 256 GB	32/128 GB expandable via microSD up to 256 GB
Camera	13 MP rear camera, f/2.2, dual LED flash 8 MP front-facing camera	13 MP rear camera, f/2.2, dual LED flash 5 MP front-facing camera	16 MP rear camera, f/2.0, dual LED flash 5 MP front-facing camera	16 MP rear camera, f/2.0, dual LED flash 5 MP front-facing camera
Software	Android 6.0 Marshmallow	Android 6.0 Marshmallow	Android 6.0 Marshmallow	Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Fingerprint scanner	Yes rear facing	Yes rear facing	Yes front facing	Yes rear facing
Battery	3,500 mAh	3,300 mAh	3,000 mAh	4,850 mAh
Dimensions	152 x 75.7 x 8.5 mm 165 grams	153.6 x 76.5 x 9.2 mm 158 grams	153 x 76.6 x 9.8 mm 155 grams	173.1 x 88.3 x 7.5 mm 203 grams
Price	Rs 11,999 (3 GB version) Rs 13,499 (4 GB version)	Rs 10,999 Rs 11,499 (wood edition)	Rs 13,499 (16 GB, 2 GB RAM) Rs 14,999 (32 GB, 3 GB RAM)	Rs 14,999 (32 GB, 3 GB RAM) Rs 19,999 (128 GB, 4 GB RAM)

Despite introducing quite a few improvements in its upgraded iteration, Lenovo has priced the 3GB RAM version of the Vibe K5 Note at Rs 11,999 (~$180), while the 4GB RAM version will sell for Rs 13,499 (~$202). Both the 32 GB and 3 GB versions of the Moto G4 Plus and Xiaomi Mi Max are priced at Rs 14,999 (~$225), while the 128 GB and 4 GB version of the Mi Max will set you back Rs 19,999 (~$300). The Vibe K4 Note is unsurprisingly the cheapest of the lot, priced at Rs 10,999 (~$165), with a wooden back edition available for Rs 11,499 (~$172).

So there you have it for this quick look at the Lenovo Vibe K5 Note vs the competition. The K5 Note does seem to offer more than other similarly-priced, or slightly more expensive smartphones, and if you are looking to get into the VR game, the K5 Note is certainly going to be the best option. If price is a concern, the K4 Note and the 3 GB iteration of the K5 Note are the cheapest of the lot, but if a massive display is what you are in the market for, the Xiaomi Mi Max is a great choice.

Buy the Lenovo K5 Note (from August 4) Buy the Xiaomi Mi Max (coming soon) Buy the Moto G4 Plus Buy the Lenovo K4 Note

Let us know in the comments below which of these smartphones would you prefer!

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Download these beautiful Nexus 2016 wallpapers

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Google is good at a lot of things – including making beautiful wallpapers. Nexus wallpapers are known for their minimalist beauty, and judging by some of the leaked Nexus 2016 wallpapers, this year will be no exception.

We don't know a whole lot about the upcoming Nexus phones: codenamed "Sailfish," the alleged 5 inch FHD smartphone will be made by HTC, sporting a quad-core chipset and a 12-megapixel rear camera. Rumor has it Google will also unveil a bigger Nexus phone – just like last year – codenamed "Marlin" with the same chipset and camera but a bigger 3,450mAh battery.

Although Google's upcoming Nexus phones have been very camera-shy, what seems like the wallpapers from Google's upcoming devices have been leaked online. Here are the 15 gorgeous wallpapers that will be on the upcoming Nexus phones:

Some look pretty familiar: abstract and minimalist design with popping colors. Some, on the other hand, look quite refreshing: surreal wildlife captured from a bird's eye view. Perhaps they have something to do with the marine-life-inspired codenames for the upcoming Nexus phones.

Along with the Nexus Launcher that leaked earlier, Google is said to bring some changes to the wallpaper department. Not only will the upcoming live wallpapers be filled with the usual animations, but they will also be functional.

Though we don't quite know what "functional" may entail, perhaps they will incorporate elements from already-existing third-party functional wallpapers. For instance, they could feature built-in sticky notes, picture frames, weather, or news updates.

See also: Best functional live wallpapers for Android7

In the meantime, these leaked wallpapers look very nice and could give your phone a new look. You can also click here to download the original files.

Let us know which ones are your favorites by commenting below!

 

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15 best platform games for Android

Platform games are one of the oldest genres in all of video games and it's also one of the most popular. In fact, the Mario franchise is among the most popular of all time. There have been a bunch of great platformers released on mobile and they're actually pretty awesome. Here are the best platform games on Android!

• Go on a new adventure with the best adventure games for Android!
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BADLAND

[Price: Free / $3.99]
BADLAND quickly became one of the better platform games. It contains over 100 levels along with 23 multiplayer levels as well. If that doesn't seem like enough, there is also a level creation mechanic where you can build your own levels and share them with other players. The game features some unique graphics with silhouetted characters and colorful backgrounds. It's a solid overall experience. You can download the game for free to play a demo and then pay for the whole thing for $3.99 as an in-app purchase.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons

[Price: $4.99]
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is a puzzle-platform game where you play as two characters. These two boys are looking for a cure to their father's terminal illness. You progress through the game by using both characters to tackle various obstacles. It features decent graphics, an actual storyline, and a unique control scheme. You'll be controlling both characters simultaneously which adds a bit of difficulty. The game isn't overly long and most should be able to complete it in a few hours, but at least there are no in-app purchases.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Cordy 1 and 2

[Price: Free / $4.99 each]
Cordy 1 and 2 are a couple of platform games that have been around for a while. They're still among the better titles in the genre. Both games allow you to demo the first few levels for free and then ask for $4.99 for the rest of the game. There are dozens of levels packed into the game along with achievements, character customization, and more. You'll explore World 1 and World 2 and save them from bad guys. They're a little simple but should provide a great time for fans of the genre.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Downwell

[Price: $3.00]
Downwell is one of the newer platform games and it's fairly unique. In this title, you continuously drop down from platform to platform until you complete the level. It comes complete with retro graphics, secrets in almost every level, and plenty of bad guys to overcome. You'll be equipped with gunboots that allow you to take out enemies below you and offer you a few moments of levitation. It's a fun little time waster that comes with a cheap price tag and no in-app purchases.

Get it now on Google Play!

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GameStart

[Price: Free]
GameStart is an arcade platformer where you must beat up bad guys. It was originally developed as a promotional game for GameStart 2015, but it's actually a lot of fun. There are a ton of cameos from various characters from other video game franchises. You unlock characters as you progress and each character has their own set of moves. There is also a leaderboard in the game so you can try to beat your top score over and over again. It is, without a doubt, the best game that is also completely free with no in-app purchases.

Get it now on Google Play!

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See also: The best Android games, ever!177

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Granny Smith

[Price: $1.99 with in-app purchases]
Granny Smith is one of the older platform games on Android and it's been one of the best for a long time. In this classic, you play as an angry grandma who is tracking down the person who is stealing her precious apples. You'll be rollerskating through anything and everything causing all kinds of destruction. Think of it like Goat Simulator, except this one has a story line and it takes place in 2D. It's relatively inexpensive which makes it a fun game to pickup. The only downside is the game hasn't been updated since 2014.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Leo's Fortune

[Price: $4.99]
Leo's Fortune instantly became one of mobile's best platform games when it was shown off on Android TV during Google I/O. It features a little green fuzz that has lost his entire fortune and it's your job to help him get it back. There are various obstacles and each level has a 3-star rating which adds a bit of replay value. The graphics are pretty decent and the mechanics are among the best on mobile. Like Granny Smith, the game hasn't been updated in a while, but it should still work on most devices.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Mikey Shorts

[Price: Free]
Mikey Shorts is a fairly typical platform game. You play as a character named Mikey and your job is to slide, jump, and run through all of the levels in order to complete them. The main mechanic of this game is the collection of coins which are then used to purchase disguises for Mikey Shorts. There are over 80 levels to complete and 170 disguises to collect. There are also achievements and each level has a three star rating to complete. The game should be completely free which is just icing on the cake.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Never Alone: Ki Edition

[Price: $4.99]
Never Alone: Ki Edition is a puzzle platformer that isn't altogether different from Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. In this one, you control a young girl and her named Nuna and her friend Fox as you navigate through various levels, defeat bosses, and solve puzzles. You'll be frequently switching between the two protagonists frequently to get yourself through obstacles. It's a very enjoyable game with a ton of extra video content to unlock and watch. The storyline is also rather touching.

Get it now on Google Play!

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PewDiePie: Legend of the Brofist

[Price: $4.99]
PewDiePie: Legend of the Brofist is one of the more unique platform games. In this one, you'll play as PewDiePie (along with other famous YouTube gamers) as you navigate through a variety of levels and take on a variety of bosses. It is predominately a platformer, although it does have some shooter mechanics as well. It's a fun and goofy romp that is full up on pop culture references and jokes. There are also various difficulty levels and unlockable stuff for you to play through.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Rayman series

[Price: Varies]
Rayman is a series of platform games that started life on the original PlayStation. The original has been ported to mobile along with a few "made for mobile" versions that culminate in four games. Each game has different mechanics, but they are all platform games where you play as Rayman. They range from freemium titles with in-app purchases to pay-once games so there is at least one game out there no matter what kind of game you like to play. They're generally quirky and fun and definitely worth a shot. Click the button below to check out Ubisoft's collection, which includes all of the Rayman games.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, and 4

[Price: $2.99 each]
Retro gamers will be happy to see that the original Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2 are both available on Android. These classic platform games have you played as Sonic as you bolt through tons of levels in order to save little woodland creatures and defeat Dr Robotnik. The original two games come in their original forms with a few extra features tossed in for good measure. You can also check out Sonic 4, which is an episodic adventure (each episode has its own game) series of platform games that also feature Sonic. Pretty much all of them are worth playing.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Super Phantom Cat

[Price: Free with in-app purchases]
Super Phantom Cat is among the newer platform games released on Android. This one is an ode to the platform games of old and has you running and jumping around, avoiding obstacles, taking down bad guys, and solving little puzzles. The gameplay mechanics are easy to learn, but you'll need to all but master them in order to make it all the way through the game. There are also unlockable characters that you can play as, bonus levels, and the game only has one real in-app purchase for energy drinks. Overall, it's not bad.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Sword of Xolan

[Price: Free / $0.99]
Sword of Xolan is a lesser-known platform game that is an ode to the platform games of old. It's an 16-bit style game where you must run and jump through levels, use your sword to take down bad guys, and defeat bosses at the end of every act. The game is a little short and features only about 30 levels, three boss fights, and nine additional challenge levels. However, it's one of the cleanest retro games that we've seen. It's also relatively inexpensive to pick up and play which makes it one that's worth trying.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Vector 1 and 2

[Price: Free with in-app purchases]
Vector 1 and 2 are unique parkour-style platform games. Both of them employ silhouette-style graphics where your character is black and it's placed on a brightly colored background. The premise of both games are that you are trying to escape from the proverbial man using your expert skills in parkour. The execution isn't quite that exciting, but it's still a relatively good time. The games are pretty decent, but they both have their issues. Vector 1 is an incomplete port of its iOS counterpart while Vector 2 is a freemium game. They're unique enough to try at the very least.

Get it now on Google Play!

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