Gameloft releases 30 free classic games in One application

If you Have been longing for the heady days of Block Breaker Deluxe and Gangstars Two From the Gameloft of yore, it appears everyone's sometimes-favorite mobile game developer finally heard you. Again and again, people have asked when Gameloft would go back to its origins: creating quality clones that aren't full of in-app purchases, and it eventually looks like a few of you've had your wish granted. In celebration of twenty years in the sector (and some questionable lifting of ideas), Gameloft has launched a game collection app called Gameloft Classics: 20 Years. It brings with it a total of 30 classic games, but be warned, these names are from the flip phone era, and so the names now available just cover Gameloft's earliest releases.



    Abracadaball
    Alien Quarantine
    Avalanche Snowboarding
    Block Breaker Deluxe 2
    Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
    Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
    Bubble Bash 2
    Cannon Rats
    Date or Ditch 2
    Diamond Rush
    Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
    Fashion Icon
    Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
    Hero of Sparta
    High School Hook Ups
    KO Legends
    Miami Nights 2: The city is yours!
    Midnight Bowling 3
    Midnight Pool
    Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
    Motocross: Trial Extreme
    My Life in New York
    N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
    Platinum Solitaire 3
    Soul of Darkness
    Texas Hold'em Poker
    Vampire Romance
    Wild West Guns
    Zombiewood
    Zombie Infection



Above I have pasted the full list of available titles in the newly launched Gameloft Classics app, and as you can see, these are a few of Gameloft's oldest games designed for flip phones. This means each name is only going to occupy so much space in your smartphone's screen, and you will have to use a digital d-pad and digital buttons to play each name, which is displayed below the match's window when you opt to play portrait. You may also play these games while keeping your phone in landscape. While I can not say it's easy to play mobile games, which only take up a small section of the screen, I suppose it might be uncouth to whine about what's ultimately a free release.

Currently, Gameloft Classics is a free launch, but it will contain a few The Play Store Description says that these IAPs will allow you to purchase a virtual reality. Items inside the app, but so far, I've yet to run across one in-app Buy from the program or inside a game.