First and most noticeably is that the game has received a visual overhaul, mind you the graphics shown previously was from an early alpha state, but we think the game really pops out more with the recent graphical update.

While the game has received lots of attention in terms of adding / refining gameplay elements, our biggest focus (and problem) has been the actual controls. Touch controls, especially for what we are doing, can be very finicky. We want to ensure the touch / drag elements, which are the essential core gameplay, are really tight and never flaw on the player. We’ve been dedicating lots of development lately to refining this issue to ensure the game never faults the player. There are many things to take into consideration, all the various iOS and Android devices, their screens, many formulas and logic has to be coded in order to live up to our expectations and make this game feel great.

We could have easily half-assed the project, released it already with the old control system, making players just deal with the problems when they occured, but we wanted to make this an excellent experience even if this means a small delay to ensure a quality end product. We truly believe we have something very fun and engaging, so it’s not our standard to cut corners for the sake getting it out there sooner.

Most of the game is complete, getting plenty of exuberant feedback from testers who have been a critical part of making this game balanced for players of all skill levels.

Hope you enjoyed this update. As for a release, we did state March in our previous blog (which we’ve obviously missed). At this point, we will just say “when it’s done” which just happens to be very soon. If you would like to learn more about our game development, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and  G+ to get the latest information.

Last night, we went to a local pub to celebrate a few birthdays, while there, we set BBR loose and let other people have a go at it for the first time. Even with an old build, it was a huge success of the night, even before the inebriation kicked in. More updates soon!

Update: 1.15 has been submitted and resolves the Prime+ issue that occurs on certain Android devices.

Thanks to our composer Marius of Mathazzar Studios, he has kindly crafted a new track which is included in the newest Android 1.1 update. We have also included this new track in both infinite (1.3.2) and infinite: prime (1.1) and should be available first week of March for iOS users.

Until then, you can listen to the new track right here if you want to spoil it:

We are very pleased to announce our newest game Blitz Block Robo! Our latest venture takes us into the puzzle game realm where we’ve painstakingly crafted a unique gameplay mechanic that makes the game stand out from the plethora of existing puzzle games out there, which was really hard to make you know. Blitz Block Robo focuses on a block sliding mechanic in order to make colour matches, the more your match up in a selection, the bigger combo you create, you’re not restricted to the conventional “match 3″. The gameplay is very simple, yet adapts to your style, ensuring you’re always provided with a challenge.

While what you see is not final yet, development is going very quickly and we’re working hard to ensure we produce this title to the high quality standard that Nexus presents. We’re working with the great talent of Marius Malasar, whom previously composed the outstanding score to infinite, to produce yet again, a killer soundtrack.

Currently development is on track and we should expect to release sometime in March for both iOS and Android universal.

If you would like to learn more about our game development, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and  G+ to get the latest information.

We tried to get the game running on as many Android devices as possible, so keep in mind, we do strongly recommend more recent hardware for best performance. Infinite has also been updated for iOS to version 1.3.1. It includes some fixes to bugs that users submitted.

Since we have great experience with the Corona SDK (the engine used to create infinite), we were asked by the OUYA team if we can help write some documentation to assist those who use the engine, to port / develop their game more efficiently since Corona itself does not (may not?) support the OUYA. We have an on-going list we put up on the OUYA dev forums that you can check out here. We’ve been updating the thread with new content, however, there is only so much we can do since the engine is very limiting and a closed environment.
 
We have some idea’s for projects we would like to develop on OUYA, we can’t confirm anything now, but it’s something we’re very interested in.

We’re happy to announce that we are officially licensed developers for Android! We’ve had so many requests from users asking to develop on Android and it has been a venue that we’ve been looking into for sometime now. While I cannot state currently what we have in development for Android, I can say that we do have some very awesome plans for the OS and we’ll be sharing that with all of you soon.

DROOIIIID.

infinite 1.3 change log:

-Added new “Zen” mode. Highly requested by users, a laid back, planet building mode with no enemies to worry about.

-Adjusted menu text so the tutorial is more visible on the main menu for new players.

-Minor big fixes.

infinite: prime 1.05 change log:

-Corrected issue with Game Center leaderboard connection.

-Adjusted menu text so the tutorial is more visible on the main menu for new players.

-Minor bug fixes.

Update:

infinite: prime 1.05 is now available!