Modern Combat has always been a “stereotypical” shooter with above average graphics for a mobile game. Modern Combat 4 was quite beautiful and fun, even if it was a bit cliche. That’s its thing. However, Gameloft has released the trailer for their newest iteration of the series, Modern Combat 5.

In this trailer, they spend the first half letting you admire the beauty of the environments. There is a lot of detail for a mobile game, and the graphics are stunning. Then they show off little flashes of gameplay, the standard of the player wielding a big gun and shooting people. It’s always fun to do so. However, actual gameplay was really sparse, so we don’t know anything about how the game will play. Knowing Modern Combat, not so different from its predecessors.

The Final Fantasy IV Android game is now available in the Google Play Store, and it's not one of the cheaper Android games out there. Square Enix, the developer of the game, must have been happy with the success of the Final Fantasy III Android game, which must be the reason why it chose to put the same $15.99 price tag on Final Fantasy IV.

The game is hailed by the developers as a “complete 3D remake” of the game, initially launched in 1991, and also features voice acting for important scenes. The game also has selectable levels of difficulty and a new mapping feature, with the dungeons map empty, for added mystery.

Rovio’s EVP of Games Jami Laes has said they want to help their fans find “quality entertainment.” While there hasn’t been any talk as to specific criteria for these games, they have mentioned “games with memorable characters and entertaining gameplay that are also just really fun to play.” Perhaps key here though, Rovio Stars marks the first time Rovio will have third party games available in their line-up.