🎮 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

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.

If i had to choose between Taptap app and Google Playstore, I'd choose Taptap all day!!! Seriously this is probably the best app out there if you're looking for exclusive games to play also its much easier to download games super quick with no hassle. I found out about Taptap during the Closed beta test for "Mission Evo"(Project Evo) and ever since then I've been using The Taptap app as my default app if im browsing for Mobile and PC games to play. Also love the new features they've added with the update, exclusive badges and more...

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.

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

Wuthering Waves is a decent and generous gacha-anime-style open world game set in a post-apocalyptic universe tainted by tacite discords outcast aliens who can corrupt humans and infiltrate Solaris 3, one of the planets closest to the sun. Down here is the part may frustate some people👇 (Can't remove the actual fact that Wuwa is somewhat similar to genshin impact and ToF at some point.) (And what are these points? First and foremost, the gameplay of Wuthering Waves is nearly comparable to Genshin Impact. Granted, this isn't really uncommon. Many more open-world titles provide similar levels of exploring. Likewise Genshin Impact was also accused of being a The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild clone prior to its release due to some early video and area examples. But the truth is, Wuthering Waves doesn't seem to have anything unique at launch that we haven't seen in Genshin Impact, Tower of Fantasy, or other titles.)

👎 Cons: I am a die-hard MMORPG fan. In today I stepped into the world of Tarisland's closed beta full of optimism, lured by its pledge to shun the Pay-to-Win model. Here's a walk through my journey, now sprinkled with a dash of emojis to capture the highs and lows: - **Promises vs. Reality**: 🏰 The "No P2W" banner raised my hopes, but the real-money transactions I stumbled upon cast a shadow of doubt, making me question the game's integrity.

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.

All things considered, I had a great time with Starfield, but it’s easy to see why some people didn’t vibe with the game. It’s filled with empty planets, there are tons of bugs, and it’s way too hard to keep track of side quests. It can still be pretty fun, but it’s clearly not a game that will click with everyone. Or at least, that’s what I used to think. Since then, I’ve realized that Starfield is a massive, multilayered experience that offers much more to do than just the main mission. There are many side missions where I can learn about the people and story of Starfield. I can even visit the official Starfield Discord for tips on how to make the game fun.

2024 3/13 crows corner Q：Is the Drop rate of Exclusive Fluorescent Memory from maps weighted ?  For example Cocooned Flame from Thunder waste has a higher chance to drop than Immolating Flame from Blistering lava. A: No, the drop rate for Exclusive Fluorescent items in the same region is the same. Q：It appears that self-trauma rosa builds may only work due unintended behavior.  Will self-trauma rosa still be playable next season?

2024 3/27 crows corner Q：Is there a date when the next season is gonna start? A：We will announce the related info for the next Season soon, so please stay tuned. Q：Is it possible to make UI improvements for PC players? specific UI improvements can be made to enhance the experience for PC players and make navigation through the Inventory, Auction House, and other menus feel smoother and more intuitive

It's simple, but packs a lot of fun. A very good game to spend your time. I love the simple graphic and the character design, every single one of them has their own unique skills and the music is actually very good. The whole game is basically just an endless rougelike dungeon filled with traps and enemies that moves on certain patern you have to avoid and your goal is just to get as much as score as possible. Each character has their own skill, some has offensive skills that can kill enemies and destroy traps, some has immunity to a certain type of damage, or mobility skills like flying or jumping. My favorite is the pirate guy, he has a gun and treasure hunting mechanic, it's a lot of fun.

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.

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.

The game was awful for me, cause there is no settings at all. I can’t change the graphics as I want or even the control layout. I would like to have settings and controller support (MFI controllers at least), because it is hard to navigate your character on mobile screen through little paths in the air Overall experience: Graphics: 5/10 Control/movement: 3/10 (it is really annoying to tap sprint button for some actions)

The most unique game I've ever played, I enjoy the dungeon crawling, gloomy medieval backdrop, and gameplay mechanics. 🎮 Gameplay: Try this game if you enjoy sneaking around in dungeons full of surprises, fighting monsters, and experiencing both pve and pvp aspects. What is interesting about the gameplay? First, you can customize your character as male or female and choose from a variety of  roles such as fighter, barbarian, thief, cleric, archer, and, of course, wizard, which is not yet available. Second, each role has it's own unlockable and upgradable skills. The third game allows to get enough freedom to interact with objects in the dungeon. And fourth the most interesting you can exterminate the enemy on various ways its up to you to do so.

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!~

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.

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.

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.