This game is just beautiful, I don't know about you guys but it needs a lot of work. I don't know how to explain but when I was fighting the first boss I really don't feel the weight on my strikes or enemies everything feelings like made of paper even surrounding.. i just don't feel the empact. Sure there are lots of visual effects in skills but they just don't feel like they have weight in them I don't know how to explain but that just how i felt. But I realise the game is still in beta so the game will improve and evolve. I can say when the game first release it's very first beta that 1 single boss fight and now it's felt the same but now it's just they have many stages but gameplay is still the same with that same weightless felling. Another thing is that i don't know if it's device issue but the game looks so wide. And I would really like the add one thing you guys can disagree but RNG upgrading of gears needs to go.. I don't wanna grind the game just to waste the meterials on some RNG descision making. RNG is the reason i quit black desert mobile I really love that game I feel like it was the perfect RPG IN THE WORLD but because of rng it's just a farming simulator and i hope this game won't fell into that "farming simulator" realm.

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Cons: 1. Uninstalled because controls are painfully bad. Highly sensitive near obstacles and not smooth as per user intuitive. When we play a lot of platform games, the player gets to know if I jump now I will land somewhere over here. This is something I noticed in many games. It's responsive to user's predictable movement. But it was absent here. 2.  I have been playing level 1 mindfully and slowly for half n hour but still I am not able to proceed

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 very challenging and I love it. As a puzzle game fan, I was looking forward to this game and fortunately it did not disappoint. Graphic is low quality, the music is alright and the story doesn't really matter, I won't even question why some of these floating things are guarding fish.. all that matters are the puzzles, and they really did a really great job at designing those puzzles. The gameplay is nice. I really love the time jump mechanic, I think it's very creative and definitely is a breath of fresh air. This game is just not your generic puzzle games.

Maybe I was too quick to judge , but when I launched this game and got the message that after 6 rounds I have to purchase the game I kinda lost my interest honestly. I felt the demo version message was slapped too early directly on my face Or the number of trials were too less to decide. I also lost interest in putting the efforts to understand the gameplay honestly. But the game graphics are cool

Delivery From The Pain has to be one of the best indie games I have ever played. The initial cost is around $4 USD (currently on sale) available on google play or IOS store. The gameplay consists of you exploring areas in this post apocalyptic world filled with zombies. The game gives you a top-down view of the environment with tons of tiny details. The game also focuses on the stealth aspect causing you to sneak around the environments and attack zombies only at the most opportune times. The game was developed by just 7 people which took them 2 years to make. The beginning has you choose 1 of 2 starting characters. 1 is a male and the other a female both with different stats in skills.

Greetings, Torchlight Hunters We've taken your feedback seriously and would like to share our decision with you: The affix "+% Nightmare monsters drop quantity" on the Twinightmare season Pactspirit will soon be adjusted to affect "Dream Bubble drops." Initially, when we confirmed the anomaly with this affix, we found it incorrectly applied to the Netherrealm's global drops, including Desire Crystal, Six Gods gameplay, Dark Surge gameplay, and other drop quantities. —However, at that time, we overlooked that "Bubbles" were also affected by this affix. On January 3rd (UTC+8), with the update, we fixed the issue where the affix was abnormally effective. After the fix, we noticed that the "Bubble" drops were also impacted, and the community also shared their experiences. Our original design intention was that "Bubble" drop quantities would not be influenced by any Pactspirit, but reflecting on the season's start and sensing everyone's enjoyment of the enriched loot experience in Twinightmare gameplay, combined with community feedback, we've decided to adjust this affix in this season. It will no longer affect drops outside of Nightmare gameplay (such as normal creature drops in the Netherrealm, Six Gods gameplay drops, etc.) and will only affect drops within Nightmare gameplay (Nightmare creatures/Nightmare Roots/Dream Bubbles). This adjustment will be updated and go live as soon as possible. We hope that with this change, everyone can continue to enjoy the thrilling experience of turning Dream Bubbles into tangible loot in Twinightmare gameplay. There may still be places where Torchlight: Infinite can improve, but we will continue to listen to your suggestions and strive to do better each season. Thank you all!~

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.

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).

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This game was very hyped, many even said that it would be the best Mobile MMO to ever release. Well, was it? Nope, not exactly. 🎮 Gameplay: It was fun at first, you got to run around, quest, kill enemies, you know, typical MMO stuff. The only gimmick was the fluid class system. Instead of choosing one class when you make your character, you unlock every class down the road. There was no auto combat, so every grind was earned.. but was it more rewarding? No.. monsters gave little to no exp once killed, and basically nothing came as a result to grinding.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it! Bramble: The Mountain King is by far one of the best titles I’ve played this year. It uses beautiful visuals to bring Nordic folklore’s magical and sinister elements to life. Admittedly, I don’t know much about Nordic fables, but hopping into Bramble felt like jumping into a very dark story written by the Brothers Grimm. Whether I was befriending gnomes, dodging zombies, or chasing a child-murdering witch, the narrative made me feel like a child being read to and constantly wondering at what might happen next.

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.

Guys check out farlight it's has cool gameplay and graphics... Nice characters and power ups 👥 Multiplayer: 🎮 Gameplay: 🎨 Graphics: 🎤 In-game Communication:

Against War is a PVP card-battler where you can play against people worldwide in real-time. If you're into strategy games, this probably sounds like your cup of tea. Unfortunately, Against War left me incredibly frustrated. With its long tutorial and mismatched battles, Most of my fun came from playing against the AI computer. Strategy games are known for being challenging to learn. With this said, nothing makes me more disinterested than sitting through what seems like twenty-five minutes of a very dry AI-voiced academic lesson. To Against War's credit, you can skip the tutorial, but I wish there were some way to mix it with gameplay to break it into segments. There are plenty of strategy games out there that manage to make their tutorials fun and engaging!

🎮 Gameplay: You are a robot that goes around a futuristic building shooting other robots, as you progress, you get better armor and weapons, and you gain blue currency which you use to trade. Basically a roguelike. 👍 Pros: Great stylistic graphics Great weapon design Great for a road trip / no need to rush Nothing glitchy 👎 Cons: Can get a little repetitive

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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.

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.