Towaga Game Rewiew Towaga is an easy to understand game. However, since it is a soulslike game, you have to play each episode over and over again. Each episode has two stars. To unlock one, you have to pass a certain score. To unlock the other, you need to be damaged up to 3 times. Also unlock a costume when you complete each level with two stars. When you finally complete all of them, you unlock another costume.

Game seems greats and it keeps improving to season to season upon inflicting us with new items and in game mechanics but also new hero's and their hero trait's which then it is used to make a build around that hero with a addition of the skill tree where the player can make unique build that suits their playstyle. the game keeps introducing new league mechanics on each season which gives us the extra content to be played around but also running and eliminating monsters around the realm is really satisfying to watch but also gives you the idea of how strong is the build getting which is really fun to watch but at the same time it can get frustrating on getting the essential upgrades which makes this so game grindy.

It's a really interesting game with excellent graphics and a mood reminiscent to a minecraft mix-genshin impact, but the storyline is a little dull. You have enough of freedom to explore, but I hope the game's optimization for low-to-medium powered devices has been improved. Overall, this is a promising game.

For the past few years, we can confirm that a Mobile version of Rainbow Six Siege is about to release. There've been a lot of leaks and trailers for the game, showing how the gameplay mechanics will work. As most of you lads already know, In the past there had been already a RS:S Mobile, named Area F2 which had the same mechanics that RS:S had but most of the tactical abilities were optimized to fit the mobile gaming audience.

I thought Tower of fantasy was overwhelming with it's abundance of missions and, to a point it's freedom as that was a bad recipe for me who is a specific type of crazy. The type that would set his own trials and timer for completion on the way to doing a quest--I know it's a drag but hey, if I don't raise the the difficulty for myself, how am I to catch up to the P2W players in the game. This game took took a wild turn to the left of this kind of freedom by giving us a completely lateral game

The demo turned out to be a bit small😅 We are simply thrown into the game and fight, die, repeat. To be honest, without character upgrades, it’s not very interesting, although I would have played longer if there were at least a little more mechanics and interactions. Well, let's wait for the release of this game and then we'll see what kind of Roguelike it is. This game is definitely worth watching.🤔

Disclaimer: This is my own opinion and any disagreement that screws up from this comment will be ignored. I've been playing this game a full 6 months now, and im editing this 4 month old comment. Firstly I'm changing the review from a 5.0 to a 3.5, game is totally unbalanced on different tanks, ranking system needs to be updated, and the progression system also could use some work. What is war thunder out of context?

Metal Mind is a rogue-like shooter where you play as a bot and kill other bots. 🎨 Graphics: The sci-fi pixel art is breathtaking. The best part of the game, imo. After clearing a wave, I made sure to take a proper look before moving on. The enemy bots look OK. Bosses look good. Also, there's a statue of a goddess that is just 😘. 🕹️ Controls: You can move with the left stick, and beside it, there's a button to turn the auto aim on. On the right-hand side, you can switch between two weapons. You also have a shoe button to dash away if you are surrounded. There's also an overheat 5s cooldown, which you have to take into account. You shoot, run around a little, and shoot again so you don't overheat. Using the shoe to escape makes you overheat quickly. Use it only if it's absolutely necessary.

I’m an F2P player in this game, driver level is at 170+, and since then had relied on events for cars plus items. Here’s what I’ve noted so far: •Lack of Speedsters Unless you won’t pay, you’ll get so-so speedsters. You won’t be able to get limited or brand speedsters (which can cost a lot of money to obtain them at gacha) and upgrading them can cost quite a LOT. The most decent speedsters I have would be the Blade and Porsche 911, and the Porsche can’t even bring enough wins for you.

The game combines retro style graphics and music with modern game mechanics and gameplay. The game controls a hero and we use various weapons and items to destroy various enemies and bosses. The basic gameplay of the game is based on earning points by shooting enemies and creating combos. After creating combos, you can buy and upgrade more powerful weapons and items. The game also includes roguelike elements. In each game, you will find a different level layout, different enemies and different items. This adds replayability and difficulty to the game.

Warning: This game contains heavy subjects which can be triggering to the audience. Bear's Restaurant is a visual novel game about having a restaurant in heaven. The game consists of multiple characters visiting the restaurant to enjoy their favourite meal one last time. The two main characters are the bear and the rabbit who cook and serve the food to the customers. The overall concept of this game is really good and grasps the attention from the start. The artwork is cute and very detail oriented. I have already played some games from the Odencat publisher, So I was aware of the game design. I really liked playing this game, however I found the story to be a bit disappointing. In the sense that even though it was unique it wasn't of my type. I found it unnecessarily complex and lengthy. Most of the episodes of different characters were engaging but many heavy subjects were covered. And none of those episodes began with a warning, because I wasn't in a mental space to read that. I still continued but the overall story of this game was something I didn't like much. As I mentioned, I have previously played games from Odencat, so this one as a game was just okay. Other aspects of the game, such as music ,and visual effects followed the same pattern as their previous games. Which I indeed like all the time. In spite of that it's a decent visual novel game.

__**Pros: A Captivating Story and Exciting Vision** "Lost Future" hooks players with its exciting vision and an engaging story. The game promises a thrilling experience, drawing players into its imaginative world. **Cons: Significant Drawbacks in Graphics and Controls** *Graphics Stagnation:* Unfortunately, post-launch, there's been no improvement in graphics. This stagnant visual aspect may leave players wanting more, feeling let down by the lack of visual enhancement.

Hello gamers, I am a gamer too obviously and today I felt like I have to state a couple of things about games and reviews.  So let’s start: Stop review a game when it’s still in beta or when in early release or when you have just played a couple of hours. I have seen ton of games with high reviews that still on beta or that are a piece of garbage. You know 1-3 stars very bad game, 4-5 bad game, 6-7 average game, 7-8 good game, 8-9 very good game, 9-10 a masterpiece. So when someone sees a 8.8* or 9.1* game expects to be at least EPIC game. This doesn’t happen here, every time I go straight to critical reviews cause there is the truth most of the times, and if I am in doubt I try it. But unfortunately most of the times I see a garbage game rated high for no reason. And if not, is still highly possible to NOT be an Epic game as it should with such high ratings, but average or just good. I really thank all these people who write a 1 star review, saved me a lot of time.

Edit : The game is dead, sadly. The music and character designs are AMAZING! The game may have some downsides, but it's still pretty enjoyable regardless. Story is alright at first, there are some fun interactions. It only starts to actually get good later, starting from chapter 7. You will probably enjoy this more if you watch the anime(I don't). There are 10 chapters so far, so the story still has long way to go.

This game is hella addictive literally I put in 10 hours in this game 😭 for no reason it's really good really really good tho it reminds me of Genshin Impact a little with the game design

1/10 Corws Corner FAQ Q：When you have the teleporting tower omen selected, the towers do not respect walls or gaps in the map which can lead to massive backtracking to kill them.  Can this be prevented? A: This aspect of gameplay randomness is part of what can sometimes make the difficulty spike due to certain random elements. It's also something players need to consider when making choices (securing more rewards means taking on more risks and challenges).

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance Mobile is the mobile adaptation of the popular console game Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance. It is a hack-and-slash action role-playing game set in the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons. Players take on the role of one of three characters - a human archer, a dwarven fighter, or an elven sorceress - and battle their way through hordes of monsters and other foes. The mobile version features touchscreen controls, making it easy to swipe and tap to control your character's movements and attacks. The game includes a variety of weapons, armor, and magical items to collect and upgrade throughout your journey. Players can also team up with friends in local co-op mode, or compete against each other in PvP battles.

I have been a loyal fan of the Delta Force game series for many years. The original Delta Force games were renowned for their intense realism and tactical gameplay set in present-day conflicts. So, when I heard that the last Delta Force game was going to be a futuristic shooter taking place in the future, I couldn't help but feel concerned. The old Delta Force games were known for their authenticity and attention to detail. They provided an immersive experience that allowed players to step into the shoes of elite special forces operatives and engage in realistic combat scenarios. The games were often based on real-world conflicts and utilized actual military equipment, adding to their credibility.

The game is good. But, it needs more improvement on bad connectivity, taming pets are difficult on bad-aiming when threw the ball, feeding items need to memorized, too many crafting which lead to boredom, easily died, no sense of addictive, but when we watched the trailer gameplay, its looked so addictives, especially on pets and PvE only/co-op features is so good. I wonder if those pets could attack enemies without mount on it?. I think mount/unmount the pets could also attack enemies automatically. Overall, not so bad 3⭐️. Need more improvement and keep up the good work on the game mechanisms like I mentioned above. (Feedback & Suggestion). Thank you🙏🥰

Our evaluation copy of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor arrived just a couple days ago, and so I’m currently making my way through Respawn’s latest adventure with Cal Kestis and pals. So far I’m having a great time: It’s built on all the great systems established in Jedi: Fallen Order, expanding lightsaber combat, force powers, and the scope of each explorable region. Unfortunately, as you may have heard, the PC version of Survivor has some serious performance issues, and they’re significant enough to warrant a word of caution before you make the decision to buy right now.