This mobile hack-and-slash RPG has plenty of demon-slaying, but it's no Diablo

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel List of all of my written reviews HERE TLDR:Evil Slasher is an idle game centered on acquiring gear and creature cards for character enhancement. It offers various abilities and unique enemy types. However, it lacks incentives for continuous play and cannot be sped up. The power-saving background mode can be tedious, especially for repetitive tasks. The game has wasted potential due to excessive grinding and limited progression, making it less appealing.

Dive into the electrifying world of Blade X: Odyssey of Heroes, where every hit resonates through your fingertips, delivering an unparalleled Action RPG experience in isometric view! In this quick 2-minute review, we'll explore the raw intensity of the game's combat, immersing ourselves in the brilliance of diverse hero skills and fighting styles. Blade X offers non-stop action with Guardian Mode, challenging monster hordes, conquering relentless bosses in the Sealed Relic Tower, and rising through the ranks in the endless competition of Dimension Gate. If you crave visceral feedback and dynamic battles, Blade X is a true Action RPG gem that brings the genre to life in 120 seconds!

DANMACHI BATTLE CHRONICLE, IS IT WORTH IT? Hey There! Well, I'm back at it again with a new mobile game, as today I'll be covering DanMachi BATTLE CHRONICLE. As a long-time follower of the show, I was a fair bit curious to see how the world was treated, and just how well they could translate it to a  stage-based Hack n' Slash. And as far as my first impressions go? It's not that bad, really.  For those familiar with the story, it runs players through summary-size versions of the various arcs, throwing players through various bite-sized battle stages, and interspersing them with enough story segments to tell the story. Obviously, the narrative does suffer a touch for this- but, given it's appealing to people already familiar with the show, I wasn't overly bothered. Frankly, I was here to beat up monsters- and on that front, the combat isn't too bad. Each of the various characters you unlock has a basic combo, as well as a pair of skills and an ultimate attack that charges as you whack monsters. What's more, you're able to bring up to 3 playable characters into each dungeon dive- so there's a neat bit of strategy involved with figuring out who you want to bring in based on their skills, elemental affinities - or, whoever you feel will prevail with the power of violence. Overall, it's decent enough- though, the way enemies' defence and offence scale if you're under-levelled, in tandem with the time limit on stages, does make things a bit aggravating at times. Also, PVP turns the game into an auto-battler, which is an admittedly weird design decision.