News & Reviews:   Google Play Store

Today, it has come to our attention that the popular manga/anime franchise - ONE PUNCH MAN - has finally made its way to the smartphone market as a mobile game. The mobile game follows very closely to the original material with some interesting mechanics and if you want to read more about the game before downloading, read on below.

In another new Samsung Rewards promotion, Samsung Malaysia have just announced that Samsung Pay app users can now redeem RM40 OFF e-vouchers on PUMA Online Store. The promotion has already begun and will last for a limited time until 31 August 2020.

In case you missed out the news, there was a "Remove China Apps" that got popular in India's Google Play Store. As racist as it may sound, this app actually helped users to remove apps made in China and has gained over 5 million downloads. Of course, Google took note of this and has suspended the app in the Google Play Store.

If your preferred convenience store is 7-Eleven, here's something you might be interested in. 7-Eleven Malaysia has just launched the My7E, a loyalty member app can be accessed from a smartphone (or tablet, if you must). As you might expect from a program like this, it'll come with all kinds of exclusive rewards.

Just a grim reminder, the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 has already been delayed until 23 July 2021 thanks to the outbreak. Despite that, you might still be able to enjoy it to some degree which is playing the mobile game app version, Sonic At The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. At the moment, it's only available on the Google Play Store. 

What? Crash Bandicoot is on mobile? Yes, you'd be surprised to learn that there's actually a Crash Bandicoot Mobile game app. What's more, it's currently only available on the Google Play Store in Malaysia! Sources say that it's likely a beta test before the mobile game rolls out and we tried it out ourselves to see what is it about.

Towards the end of 2019, it was announced that Riot Games were developing a League of Legends (LoL) mobile game. If you missed that, it will be called League of Legends: Wild Rift and our writers have spotted the pre-registration is now live on the Google Play Store. Such exciting times!

Finally, after a super long overdue - Fortnite has officially made its way to the Google Play Store. Prior to that, mobile gamers needed to go to the Epic Games website and download the APK installer, third-party platforms, or even some "exclusives" such as Samsung Galaxy and HONOR smartphones. Well, looks like fans can have a breather now.

Yesterday, we talked about Facebook releasing their own mobile gaming app releasing today and it is now live. However, it's only available on the Google Play Store now and has yet to appear in the Apple App Store. Promptly named Facebook Gaming, it functions the same way as the desktop version allowing you to stream your games or play with your friends and family together.

The problem with Android apps is that they can sometimes be geo-locked. For instance, some apps may not be available in the Malaysian Google Play Store. When that is the case, users have to turn to third-party to download the apps they want. But these third-party stores are not very secured since one of them was recently hacked.