1，据venturebeat的消息称Bandai Namco在加拿大和澳大利亚的iOS市场测试推出了Pac-Man Bounce。

该游戏由Victory Square Games研制，全球版的发行时间待定。

Pac-Man-Bounce（from venturebeat.com）

2，据gamasindustry的消息称 Yu Suzuki旗下的游戏莎木3以630万美元的众筹，成为Kickstarter有史以来最佳的游戏众筹项目。

这个额度超过了之前排名第一的Koji Igarashi游戏Bloodstained，这款游戏的众筹超过了550万美元。

莎木3（from gamesindustry.biz）

3，据toucharcade的消息称，移动MOBAs成为了当前最热门的游戏题材类型之一。另外一款重磅竞争产品Ace of Arenas（自由之战英文版） 刚刚在新西兰测试发行。（本文由游戏邦编译，转载请注明来源，或咨询微信zhengjintiao）

Ace Of Arenas（from gamerboom.com）

1，The Pac-Man Bounce isn’t the hottest new dance craze — although it oughta be.

No, instead, Pac-Man Bounce is Bandai Namco’s most recent entry in the long-running pellet-munching franchise. It’s a puzzle game for mobile devices that’ll have you trying to bank and direct the yellow pizza guy around stages to collect items and powerups. It is out now, but only for iOS gamers in Canada and Australia. The app gets a worldwide release sometime later this year.

Developer Victory Square Games, which is a new studio, produced this game, which is one of the first releases in Bandai Namco’s attempt to resurrect some of its older franchises in partnership with smaller studios. In addition to Bounce, Hipster Whale — the company that made the megapopular Crossy Road — is working on Pac-Man 256. That game explores the world of Pac-Man beyond the infamous level 256 bug that would crash the original arcade release.（source：venturebeat.com ）

2，Ys Net’s Shenmue 3 is now the most successful video game in the relatively brief history of Kickstarter, inching past the previous record with just hours left on the clock.

Koji Igarashi’s Bloodstained had that honour for little more than a month, but Shenmue 3 has now eclipsed its total of $5,545,991. With 13 hours still to go, the new target to which game Kickstarter’s must aspire will be confirmed by the time sit down to breakfast tomorrow.

In terms of Kickstarters gaming category as a whole, however, Shenmue 3 is still far short of the record, which currently belongs to Exploding Kittens, a freakishly successful card game that raised $8.78 million on a target of $10,000. Second spot belongs to Ouya, the Android micro-console that, let’s face it, didn’t turn out as well as many hoped.

If anything, Shenmue 3 didn’t fulfill the potential it showed in its first few days, when it toppled records for the speed with which the donations poured in. The momentum was sufficient for Yu Suzuki, the series’ revered creator, to publicly make the bold claim that he would need $10 million for Shenmue 3 to, “truly have the features of an open world.” At $5 million, he said, Ys Net would be able to realise one of the features he really wanted to include.（source：gamesindustry.biz ）

3，Mobile MOBAs are everywhere! One of the next games on the docket, Ace of Arenas has just gone in a soft-launch in the Asia-Pacific region, including New Zealand. The game is interestingly played with a virtual joystick for moving, but then you have all your attacks, abilities, and targeting accessible from your right thumb. It feels pretty good, but I’m also tolerant of virtual joysticks. Still, it’s different from other games.

The game lets you play in 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 matches, including offline against bots, if that’s your taste. You can buy both skins and heroes with your winnings and real money, of course. This isn’t necessarily going to be a quick game, though the maps are very much simplified, especially in 1v1 games where you have pretty much just the one lane. I’m not sure how people are going to take to this one, as MOBAs are always a tough formula to mess with to make work on mobile. But I’m fascinated to see just how this genre could work. Check out the forum thread for other players of the game.（source：toucharcade.com ）