Earth: Revival 🎮 Gameplay: For a long time, probably a few months, I was looking for a game to play, and I was drawn to Earth Revival because of the media presentation. I mean, the trailer isn't well-known, but it's like a scifi film, with similarities to Pacific Rim and Halo in my opinion. Third person is not horrible, but the UI is cluttered and will make you feel overwhelmed. The task list is difficult to traverse, and if you have a little screen, you will struggle due to the cluttered features on the screen.

Cool pixel three in a row.  Addictive.  True, as it seemed to me at the beginning, the leveling of the character is slower than I would like. Well it's my nitpicks 😅.

It is a perfect game, but we cannot change the location of the menu button and it creates an obstacle while playing the game and there should be an option to prevent the scope button from moving the camera. Finally 120hz support plase 👍 Pros: 9 🎮 Gameplay: 1 💰 Value for Money: 1 👥 Multiplayer: 10 🎬 Presentation: 10 🎨 Graphics: 10

Well, let's start with the fact that this game is similar to TABS (totally accurate battle simulator) but with slight differences in the game mechanics. When you first enter the game (in fact, at all entrances) it takes a long time to enter, you literally have to wait 2-3 minutes.  It’s not that it’s bad, it’s just like you want to click on the game icon and start playing after 30 seconds, but you have to wait until the loading bar is at 90℅ for a while😴.

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!

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

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).

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.

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.

Now, I did really love the Dungeon Hunter series. Dungeon Hunter 4 was great, Dungeon Hunter 5, while full of pay to win, was still somewhat fun. But OH no! No fan of the Dungeon Hunter series would EVER expect the 6th to be THIS bad. For starters, this is literally that "Eternal Hunt: Dark Ancients" that I played in July in early beta.. so I'm guessing Gameloft just bought that game and rebranded it. But, let me get into what actually makes this 6th input awful.

Great game, Thought it was smash clone… It is but a good one that is just different enough but haves the same core mechanics of Smash but free. Now I game if 5 stars because this game is great but not entirely amazing, The issues I have it the characters some feel a little to good and some feel bad to play and clunky. Ranked is kind of a mess as well lag switchers and cheaters in the higher ranks as well, But the games where it was legit that is where the fun is!

👍 Pros: It is probably the best 5v5 MOBA game you can find for mobile, graphics are great, lots of characters to try, not at all boring to try and push up ranks every season, seasonal events are packed with goodies, grinding for events is not hard, music slaps, progression for beginners is not hard and, has little to none cheaters. 👎 Cons: Matchmaking is not balanced, you are always better off playing 5 man team than going solo, players are very toxic, meta gets boring quickly, except seasonal rewards there are almost no good rewards which you can grind and, game servers occasionally gets laggy.

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.

👍 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.

Wanted a Fallout: Shelter game set in an Elder Scrolls unverse? No need to worry since this game is the answer for that. Here are following information you should know about the game: [🛠️Game Mechanics🛠️] This is a base building along with managing your resources and people just like Fallout: Shelter. You build certain rooms that will benefit you are your people. Be mindful with your resources and make sure you have enough to sustain everything. If you lack resources, you will encounter some problems with the castle. Also, your king or queen will also make some decisions and you will be the one to decide. Please note that decisions is something you should pick wisely as it have a huge effect in-game like:

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.

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.

👍 Pros: Finally a game based on the principle of an Arma or a Squad, but on mobile, the game is very complete and receives updates(there was an update very recently to add tanks) 👎 Cons: The optimization is weak or non-existent, I shoot at 10 fps with a bad phone, but normally you shoot around 40-60(A future update is supposed to bring optimization to the game) 🎮 Gameplay: Very busy game with a rather large variety of gameplay(Clans, lots of ground and air vehicles, a ton of weapons and equipment, 2 types of enemies, 2 maps, once the optimization is done the developers want to add planes)

Crossout Mobile is an online combat game where you have your own truck/vehicle, and you are in a team to defeat the rival team to acquire their base. It was something very new for me because I had never experienced such a type of gaming mechanism, so I was very excited to play this game. Even when I started playing this game, I thoroughly enjoyed this game. It's a very unique experience when you combine trucks and vehicles in an online shooting-type of game, so the overall thrill and excitement and experience is something that I will really remember. Now, talking about the good part of this game—the gameplay is very smooth, the graphics are beautiful, and overall UI design, visual effects, sound effects—everything is very simple, decent, and very nice. I did not find anything to be very extra. The controls are something that I would say are not very suitable for mobile screen because I did not find them very comfortable. If I had imagined using a joystick or maybe if I was playing it on a computer, I felt that it would have been more comfortable for me. Because over here, to manage the vehicle and to control its movement is very different as compared to controlling a human character in any online action game. That is where I kind of struggled a little bit, but it is not the main thing that blocked me from playing this game. Like I mentioned, it's something very new and exciting and an enjoyable experience.

Another survival games feel like they mix it with Genshin TOF style thing 😏😏 really. The gameplay is not bad the graphics well pretty much good. This game have potential if they improve it specifically the controls it's a little bit buggy. For now this game is not kinda thing that you will play for a long time and hopefully they improve everything sort of. But well done trying to mix some content in a survival game and hoping to get more improvement on the next update.. It's almost there but feel like something is missing 😊😊