Gameloft has just announced a completely reworked standalone app version of its Gameloft LIVE! tool, which creates what it claims to be a “social gaming experience” on your Android phone. It’s sort of a combination of chat room, social network and game shop, letting you buy stuff, manage your “XP” pretend money points, stay on top of its endless sales and multi-buy promotions and more.
You also get the chance to create your own little 3D avatar and put clothes on it. We imagine that may be fun for some people.
It’s not on the Android Market – you can get the Gameloft LIVE! Android app direct from Gameloft here, from where it can be sent direct to your mobile.
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