With its unique characters, addicting gameplay, and relaxing music, This story-based puzzler has a lot going for it. Linea: an innerlight game was easy to grasp, and I could quickly get into it as I waited for the bus to class. Linea combines narrative gameplay with puzzle-solving elements. Each puzzle I solved unlocked bits of dialogue that ultimately led to a completed story. Each story had different characters with different narrative plots, so exploring new short stories was cool as I helped each character reach their goal through the gameplay.

ᴄʜᴜʙʙʏ ɴɪɴᴊᴀs, ᴅᴏɴᴜᴛs, ᴀɴᴅ ᴇxᴛʀᴇᴍᴇ ᴄᴀʀᴅɪᴏ..ᴊᴜsᴛ,ʏᴇs! Ninja Chowdown, is a 2020 pixeled runner game published by Abylight Studios and developed by Dummy Dojo, based out of Southern California. This games mechanics are described as being “easy to pick up, hard to master“ ( and justifiably so). With its whimsical vivid design, and its comical premise, this title is sure to capture your attention and generate a few laughs.

👍 Pros: super cute, mood changer, unique and new game design and gameplay, feel good, easy to play and understand, relaxing vibe 👎 Cons: not many except i didn't like the connect to Facebook thing for adding friends and events

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it! Crime O’Clock is a cartoony puzzle point-and-click investigation game about agents that go back in time to find clues and solve crimes before they’re even committed. It’s a flawless deduction game that merges time-traveling with point-and-click gameplay and simple puzzles to create an engaging and entertaining crime-solving experience. TIME PLAYED I played Crime O’Clock

SHOULD I PLAY SILENT HOPE? Definitely give this one a chance if you’re looking for a surprisingly relaxing, grindy dungeon-crawler, but maybe skip it if you mainly go to RPGs for the story. Silent Hope goes back to the absolute basics of the Japanese RPG formula, with a crew of seven mute heroes, each representing a different class, journeying into a multi-level abyss to save a fallen kingdom. By sticking to the fundamentals, the game is able to focus on making the characters and world charming as hell and the core gameplay streamlined and solid.

Change is unpredictable. I see it as an investment plan: if the capital is large, the risk is also large, but so are the profits. This is what the Squad Busters game development team has done. The game has 10 million downloads on the Play Store. It is a battle royale-based RPG game where players compete to collect the most gems until the end of the game. The entire game lasts for 3 minutes. In the classic game, squads appear that we can call upon to help us in random battles.

Stardew Valley: The Greatest Farming Life RPG. Stardew Valley, developed by Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone, is an award-winning, open-ended farming life simulation role-playing game that has captured the hearts of millions. It is widely considered the ultimate farming life RPG, offering players a charming escape to the countryside. The game begins with your character inheriting their late grandfather's dilapidated farm plot in the tranquil Pelican Town, located in the eponymous Stardew Valley. Armed with hand-me-down tools, your main objective is to clear the overgrown land and transform it into a thriving homestead. 

SHOULD I PLAY PALEO PINES? If you’re looking for a cute, cozy game, you’ll have a hard time finding something cuter or cozier than this! Paleo Pines is a farm sim with an amazing twist: you have a pet dinosaur. When I wasn’t busy watering crops, I could hop on my dino and ride into town. Paleo Pines is a little buggy, and the controls are kind of clunky, but I still thought it was a lot of fun. TIME PLAYED

This is an interactive fantasy story game about a place where humans and dog girls live together. The storyline is very entertaining and engaging. The characters are well defined and each character has a strong personality. The dialogues are funny and just too good. The background music adds a vibe of reading a webtoon/ manhwa. The game itself was very fun and engaging and as compared to the last one I played (from the same developers) i saw some major improvements in the gameplay. Compared to before this one had better ways of earning coins and progressing in the game and it made the experience better. The story was just short and not too long to keep it boring. I thoroughly enjoyed playing this one and it made me laugh a lot so go for it.

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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.

The Tale of Food is a cozy gacha RPG that, true to its name, revolves around food. It's set in a universe where the most delicious meals take on human form and become "Food Souls." As the heir of the Food God, it's your job to protect these human delicacies and travel the world in search of more souls. Lots of gacha games revolve around collecting waifus, but the collectible characters in Tale of Food are male. You can even give them gifts, which makes it feel a bit like an otome game. Some Food Souls have great designs, but I never felt pressured to spend money to collect more characters. I was able to build a solid party through standard gameplay.

Life Makeover might be lacking in originality, but it's still an incredibly addictive dress-up game. Even though it just launched, it's absolutely packed with content. From putting together outfits for challenges to creating unique designs to solving murders, there's so much to do that it's almost impossible to stop playing. It's hard to talk about Life Makeover without mentioning another dress-up and life simulation game,

Bridge reappear is a Match 3 puzzle bridged with rpg adventure. It's fun and nostalgic as it reminds of candy crush. Also it has to be played strategically as the next move depends on which item has been matched, such as, heal or attack and so on. The enemies get stronger along with the progression, but one thing i really miss is an ultimate power attack. It would be really fun to have something like rage, or combo.

SHOULD I PLAY MOONSTONE ISLAND? If you’re a fan of cozy life sims, this is a must-play. Moonstone Island gave me so much to do—there’s farming, creature collecting, decorating, deck-building, and more—but it never felt messy or overwhelming. The final package is a near-perfect combination of some of my favorite games of all time. It’s got the relaxing vibes of Stardew Valley, the decorating tools of

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Well, tried Heartopia on chinese OBT and it looks unbelievably cute and optimized! Waiting for global release and want to dive into this magic world 👍 Pros: - Cute graphic - Optimization - Many ingame mechanics 👎 Cons: - Need english version (at this moment only chinese available) - And no more cons for now 😄 🎮 Gameplay: Crafting, gathering, decorating, fashion! It's all here!

Overall, the game is pretty good, much like TearDown, this game includes the bloodiness, the weapons, and same blocky style type. Though doing some testing, I wouldn't recommend the game for the low end users. It very much is like Gmod and TearDown simulator. It's pretty good, and good to play, especially with friends, and I overall recommend it. One con I can think of it the controls, you can't move or make the buttons bigger. Other than that the game is super solid. I can see it getting popular with the younger audience that is to come.

The ones who's looking for English version: you can select it after you enter the game. It's relaxing and very cute. I love how every cat have their own personality and favorites. There are interesting toys, lots of cats and sweet moments. I recommend you to play it in the breaks of studying. I use pomodoro technique for studying and every 40 mins, I take a break and see how my cats are doin. Thanks for the game

Starfield is a pile of mismatched puzzle pieces that don’t quite fit together. That might sound like harsh criticism, but there are plenty of times when its disjointed nature works in the game’s favor. There are a million things to do in Starfield at any given point in time, so when one aspect of the game wasn’t working for me, I could just focus on something else. Directing my attention towards a specific gameplay mechanic or subplot usually made