Yes, it's that time of year again. The day when Star Wars fans from around the globe gather and nerd out over all things Star Wars. Recently, my man Ian had a few things to say on Jedi: Survivor, but in honor of May fourth, I want to double down and impart my Jedi wisdom and give you five helpful tips for Jedi: Survivor. #1 Utilize the Skill Tree Obviously, the skill tree is your best friend when upgrading Cal Kestis, but with so many choices, where does one start? I suggest investing in health upgrades early on! That means investing in those survival skills in the resilience tree. I also recommend spending some points on the point-blank shot once you unlock the blaster skill tree. With it, you can parry almost any attack, including some unlockables.

Indeed, this is a digital indie manhunt game, joined with an organization of brutality, enormous information, loss of security and other social issues, to the account of puzzle games. A significant number of our plot settings allude to genuine occasions, so you can likewise see some natural figures from some character picture setting guides, and you can consider reality subsequent to playing the indie game on steam.

Bright Reappear can be so much more. Bright Reappear is a match 3 RPG where you play as a hero(Warrior in this demo version) to defeat the darkness. Unlike other match 3 games, in Bright Reappear, you can move 2 or more tiles simultaneously. There are only 4 chapters as this is a demo version. There are 4 types of icons to match- Attack, Book, Health and Gold. Matching 6 icons of any type generates blue lightning and matching 9 generates purple lightning.

MY OVERALL SCORE 8/10 【Features】 ► Unique doomsday experience with interesting hidden game settings ► Multiple endings with full of mysteries and surprises, which one is the truth? ► Big map with dangerous attracting 3D urban buildings ► Life-like NPCs with particular timelines and evocative story design ► Thought-provoking choices during your conversation with other survivors make your journey to be full of uncertain.

Whenever a new major Call of Duty title is released each year on PC & consoles there is a general shift from the previous game’s progression paths to those of the newest game. This community update today is all about preparing you for those changes coming in the next major in-game update for Warzone Mobile (WZM). That in-game update is currently planned to be released next week and we’ll have the usual patch notes then, but for now let’s go over everything related to cross-progression, ranks, unlocks, and the Arsenal Store.

A few days from now, Netease released a new CBT on one of the games that they published, A mobile Warzone inspired game called Project: Bloodstrike. The game recieved massive updates and today I will be listing down the important ones that I've noticed: 📌 Massive performance leap 📌 New Game Mode "Hot zone" (5 MAN point capture) 📌 Added Weapon Cosmetics, camos and Mastery camos 📌 Added weapon ornaments (Weapon charms)

Initial Impression: Have you ever imagined what it'd be like to combine a few elements such as Gacha, Shooting, and Third Person altogether in one game? (e.g., Gacha: like Punishing: Gray Raven, Aether Gazer. Shooting: like Goddess of Victory: Nikke. The games mentioned here are all in third person.) You must have done it at least once, and for the most part, let me assure you that, as much as the idea sounds novel, however, its execution in this game isn't all that engaging. And I'll tell you why it was an utter disappointment for me (partially because I had a little too tall of an expectation of this title seeing the trailer and all).

Revelation m infinite journey is a Chinese fantasy styled MMO that provides customization and multiple classes to choose from in the beginning of the game. Classes range from healers to damage dealers. You can pick 2 choices on how you want your character stats to be by picking the options provided. After you have completed this you get dropped onto a ship to begin your journey. 👍 Pros: The graphics are really beautiful and give lots of customization options for your characters face. The scenery and landscape is very beautiful providing alot to take in when you first join the game. You’re able to fly and explore a decent amount of the open world provided.

When I first saw the game I felt nostalgic,like who don't remember contra right? Plus now we could play contra style in a battle royale way and that's what I had in my mind and jumped into the game. It have an amazing graphics and simple controls but that's all it have it. 1- Super laggy 2- The character controls are not really on peak 3- Weapon controls are awful 4- Frame drops I really like the fact that the devs wanna give a some real good play but this game isn't really ready yet. It needs a lot of work on gameplay,maps,controls,motions,voice overs and the objects in the map especially.

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.

Diablo IV hasn’t always been an easy game to like, but I had high hopes for its third season. The Season of the Construct seemed like it would be right up my alley. It promised underground dungeons, mechanical monsters, and some nice quality-of-life updates. Best of all, I’d have a little robot buddy to fight alongside me. Surefire fun, right? But tragically, the Season of the Construct hasn’t been much fun at all. The new dungeons are visually appealing, and my robot companion is extremely cute, but the actual gameplay is pretty boring. It just feels like a worse version of Diablo IV, and that’s not something I want to spend my time on.

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.

Hey folks- I recently had the opportunity to poke into Angry Mob Games Early Access Roguelite, Trinity Fusion. While the game is still -very- much up to change, especially given how much is yet to come- I did my best to cover what's currently there for your viewing pleasure. As ever, I'll be tackling the story, the gameplay, and the aesthetics- so, let's get to the good stuff. A Multiversal Meltdown

SHOULD I PLAY VOLCANO GIRL? Skip it. Volcano Girl is apparently the mobile version of Volcano Princess, a management sim about raising a young daughter to adulthood. I’ve spent a lot of time with the PC version, and the concept behind it is a lot of fun, but unfortunately, Volcano Girl is barely playable on mobile devices. The touch controls are frequently unresponsive, and some in-game commands can’t actually be completed without a mouse and keyboard. Even worse, the game doesn’t seem to be able to load an event that takes place near the end of the childhood stage, which brings all progress to halt.

Well, OBT crept up unnoticed.👀 I'm really glad that I didn't have to wait until the release in December and I can play this game.        The most important thing to note is that the game contains an element of gacha games.  And if you don't like that, then skip this game.        So, let's begin.    1. Graphics: Pretty good, optimized, does not lag (well, maybe 1 time in the whole game there was a slight lag in the battle)

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🙏🥰

Total Size 4,70 GB, AFK MMORPG fast growing style. You can also get a maximum of free VIP up to level 6. There is also a login mission for a total of 14 days with a prize of one rare set. Be careful with your surroundings, even though you can auto battle, this game also allows other players to interfere with the boss fight you are currently in. Last time when I played this game, I was suspected of being an account that had many characters on one server and guild, by the wind guild master and provoked by other members.

🎮 Gameplay:  There are two faction to choose from killer side and survivor its an asymmetrical horror survival game 4vs1. 🏃‍♂️Survivor: When pitted against the killer, the survivor's only objective is to survive and get out of the trial by any means necessary, whether it is by hatch or exit gates. 💀Killer: The killer's objective is to stop the survivors from fleeing by either killing them with their hands or offering them as sacrifice to the creature.

👍 Pros: You like minecraft, Rust, Ark survival and Skyrim this game is for you to try. I tried it myself and its not the type of game i liked. 👎 Cons: Too early to expect solid gameplay experience of course some bugs are present. 🕹️ Controls: Need to improved targetting or just add auto targetting or just add aim assist.

2/21 Corws Corner FAQ Q：As a mobile player, and assuming that a lot of players are playing on mobile. Running 8-4fully juiced maps takes me 1 min to run, and 3 to 5 minutes to go back and click the loot one by one. Can this be solved by being able to long press the loot button like in PC, or allowing loot pets to loot FE as well. Please help, cause my finger has calluses already. A：We are considering the option for stackable items to be picked up with a single click. However, due to the progress of the preseason server opening, we cannot guarantee the exact timing of this feature's official implementation.