Glu are back with another war themed game, free to play with IAP’s this is a title that will entertain you and ask for your money at the same time!

The graphics and game-play are solid and theirs a huge number of missions to complete, the semi on-rails nature of the game can feel a bit restrictive at times.

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You get the idea of this game right away, the title Shoot Many Robots says it all really.

An endless runner by Demiurge Studios, in collaboration with Owlchemy Labs, you star as hero P.Walter Tugnut, who kills robots as he scythes his way through oil fields, farmland and other scenery.

When you’re not reducing robots to piles of junk with enough explosives to run a firework factory, you can pick up silly hats to boost your powers and you can also rank-up to collect better weapons.

It’s easy to play, a tap and swipe game, with colourful 3D environments, cool music and HD graphics. There are nag screens, it’s free to play but with in-app purchases.

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The gameplay is just as good as it always was but now the game has all those extras we have come to expect like IAP‘s. The entire game has been lovingly recreated the humor is still present as is the fantastic sound effects and music.

Every day I’m Shuffling…

Shufflepuck Cantina is an arcade-style Android game that’s getting good reviews in the Google Play Store – and with good reason.

Free to play, it’s from the stable of indie developer Agharta Studio and well worth a download.

It’s a space western with all the frantic action that you might expect.

You take on rivals in games of air hockey and we’re warning you now…it is rather addictive!

There are hundreds of hours of gameplay and about 100 levels across four floors. Your 12 rivals are nicely drawn in 3D and you have 350 missions and 73 achievements to unlock. There are in-app purchases but then that’s the norm with free games.

Play alone or with a pal in two-player mode. It’s had an upgrade and the graphics should be excellent on the Samsung Galaxy S3.

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Watch out for those IAP’s as with all Glu games IAP’s are front and center but with gameplay this good I’m willing to over look the IAP;s on this occasion.

Glu Mobile have got another winner with Heroes of Destiny.

You’re in charge, directing a team of heroes as they battle for fame and glory – picking up loot along the way.

Unfortunately, you are in conflict with mystery mayhem maker the Darkness who has invaded the kingdom, causing a lot of bother with his evil monsters. It’s basically a hordes game, lots and lots of them.

It’s a real-time strategy contest in 3D with well created environments including dungeons and city scapes and plenty of replay value in the missions. It’s a good idea to train on a mission before you get into the game.

Heroes of Destiny is free to play but you can upgrade your heroes’ gear with in-app purchases. However, if you choose not to pay you can still enjoy the game.

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If you remember the old board games like Warhammer Quests and DungeonMaster then Mighty Dungeons won’t disappoint.

You have to navigate through dungeons, avoiding evil demons and other nasties while you take part in three campaigns. Fortunately you have six heroes, lots of potions and magic spells at your disposal, as well as an arsenal of weapons.

The innovative thing about this Android game is that if you visit mighty-dungeons.com you can submit new game boards as well as quests and creatures, and link-up with other people who are doing the same thing. You can get your own characters integrated into the missions.

Just like the original Warhammer, you can join a community of fans with the same interest.

It’s a bit like Hero Quest and we think Laylio Games are on a winner here. It does cost £1.99 from the Google Play Store but that’s not a great deal of money for what you get out of it. It’s quite heavy on battery power so you might want to plug in while you play, or at least be aware of that if you need to use your phone afterwards.

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There are three iconic themed games in Star Wars Pinball so whether you want to relive Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back or one of the other epics, it’s your choice.

Empire Strikes Back is included in the £1.32 game and you can buy a further two, The Clone Wars and Boba Fett, using in-app purchases. The devs, Zen Studios, promise that more tables will be launched soon.

There are a lot of arcade-style games around at the moment and this is another which is pretty addictive, it’s you against the machine trying to get higher and higher scores.

There are lots of fantasy elements in the games and fabulous graphics with lots of challenging gameplay so it feels very much like a 1950s pinball machine. You can post your score on a global leaderboard and challenge other gamers.

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The graphics are fantastic and the gameplay fast and action packed, so many explosions! The IAP are not too over the top but with a game this good I would of really liked to pay £5 and forget about the IAP.

Guns 4 Hire Android offers some of the best gameplay on Android and on the Note 2 and S3 the game really flies along.

Guns 4 Hire features 4 warriors armed to the teeth and ready for trouble, complete each mission and hunt down the most wanted world wide to claim the bounty and buy bigger guns..

Did I mention the Flamethrowers? Yes Flamethrowers and they are excellent at burning through cover and getting the enemy.

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It##Q##s those dastardly zombies again! This time in Zombie Evil, a free to play game from FT Games.

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