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It’s due to launch at 12am PST (7am over here) both on the Amazon AppStore (in the US) and globally in the Android Market.Īs before, for the first 24 hours, you’ll be able to buy it for the equivalent of $1 from the Market, before it resumes its regular price of $2.99. Fieldrunners HD looks set to be coming to the Android Market later tomorrow. Update: Subatomic has followed up with another blog post. The developer has siged a deal with Amazon that ties the game to the store for two weeks before rolling out on Android Market, though pricing issues also had a role to.

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Subatomic said in a update that it is “still reaching out to alternative marketplaces that may allow us to launch for free, so all is not lost.” We’re keeping our fingers crossed for it arriving on Getjar. The latest in a series of timed exclusives on the marketplace, Subatomic Studios has announced it will launch the Android version of Fieldrunners HD first on the Amazon Appstore.

But a new tower defence game is always welcome – there’s no such thing as too much of a good thing. The Android Market already has a healthy dose of tower defence games to check out our favourites include the classic Robo Defense (of which there is also an HD version) and the hex-cellent HexDefence.

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After the 24 hour introductory period, the price will then revert to $2.99 or roughly £1.88.Īpparently, devs can launch apps for free for an introductory period on the Amazon App Store, but we’re glad that Subatomic is sticking to the Android Market – it means that the game won’t be relegated to the (still) US-only Amazon App Store.

So instead, Subatomic Studios is releasing it at the “minimum allowable amount,” or 99 US cents, which currently works out at around 62p. Originally, Fieldrunners HD was thought to be released to the Android Market for free for a 24 hour period on Thursday.Ī recent update to the original post on the Fieldrunners blog shows that this isn’t the case it’s apparently not possible to release a free app and then change it to a paid app. Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, Cut The Rope – these hit iPhone games which have all enjoyed successful second runs on the Android Market are soon to be joined by Fieldrunners, the insanely popular tower defence game.