Platformer Badland has been a special game of iOS

The very atmospheric platformer Badland has been currently a special game of iOS. Badland is making its way to devices operating on Android or BlackBerry 10 but still there is no revealing of release date for these platforms. The developers have released a video that reveals the game running on an Android device.

Gameplay is very simple. It utilizes a one-touch control system where the players just have to control altitude by means of tapping. The character progresses along the level by itself but it is up to the player to bypass hindrances by going over, under or through them. The game is chiefly based on physics. It has attractive graphics and sound design.

The game also has local multiplayer backing for up to four players playing on the same device. The multiplayer is entirely about the survival of the competent. It is fully satisfactory to push the competitors to spinning circular saws so as to survive, according to a press release. The iOS edition of the game does not involve any in-app purchases so the user can essentially get the full game when they purchase it. The game will pursue the same pricing on BlackBerry 10 and Android as it does on iOS that is $3.99.

The Q10 handset of BlackBerry Ltd has failed to get much response. The retailers are also reporting weak demand for the QWERTY keypad-enabled BlackBerry 10 device, according to a report of The Wall Street Journal. A fact that can give an idea about the weak demand for BlackBerry Q10 is that dealers who deal in second-hand phones are not reporting surplus of old BlackBerry devices which is usually the case when a latest version of any device is introduced.