When I’m playing games, I don’t mind being a loser

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it, especially if you can get a few friends to join you. Inkbound delivers a robust and satisfying single-player experience, but this roguelike RPG is even more exciting when you can combine your abilities with the skills of other players. Every class feels distinct, and the turn-based combat system has tons of strategic depth. While the game is debuting as an early access title, it’s extremely polished, and it already feels like it’s a complete game.

From the start, the game throws you in the deep end - Trekking along a long, dark, harrowing hallway. Very little of the game’s systems are explained, and there’s something rewarding about discovering one’s own understanding of how to play. At times, things can feel unfair, they can even feel downright grim and unforgiving - but players who approach DarkBlood with a sound strategy will always see results in the long run (even if you can’t help getting one-shot by giant spiders now and again).

Recently, I had the opportunity to try Wizard of Legend Mobile, the mobile port of the popular Wizard of Legend originally released on PC in 2018 and on other consoles.  Well, it's basically the same game just on your mobile phone. Wizard of Legend Mobile is all about action-packed spell casting combat and roguelike dungeon crawling. The game thrusts you into the role of an up and coming wizard who must overcome the yearly Chaos Trials, a series of magical challenges that test your spellcasting skills and combat prowess. From the get-go, the action is relentless, and the game is very difficult to both play and progress into.