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

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.)

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

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.

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.

In the realm of mobile gaming, the genre of puzzle-solving has evolved into an intriguing domain. One notable contender in this category is "Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery." This captivating mobile game, developed by Kiary Games, thrusts players into a world of enigmas and secrets waiting to be uncovered. Game Presentation Upon launching the game, players are greeted with a minimalist yet charming aesthetic. The isometric view provides a unique perspective, allowing players to navigate through intricate diorama-like scenes. Each location within the town feels meticulously crafted, enhancing the sense of immersion. The visuals, accompanied by a fitting soundtrack, create an atmosphere that pulls players into the heart of the mystery.

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

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

Not the first RPG/Roguelike I've played. There are several similar to this one from those that I remember. But here the music is a masterpiece.  Damn she's really good. I don't know why I liked her so much. Very pleasant. Only for the sake of this music you can come back again and again.

👍 Pros: cute graphics, enjoyable gameplay 👎 Cons: very expensive in game purchase, very confusing for someone who is new in world building , met a hacker/spammer on day 1, no restriction on NSFW terms

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!

Hey there, and thanks for tapping on my review of Moonlight Games, Gothic Zelda-like, Hunt The Night. A project I've had my eye on for quite some time, given it looked deliciously inspired by Bloodbourne. That said- was this action adventure derivative- or an artful homage? Click the video and find out. P.S.  If you want to see my other reviews, you can check out & Follow me @ Youtube→ Discord→ Arly's Twitter→ 

Honkai star rail is a perfect game with good graphics and story line, I love the fact there's a couple of Character choices, it's very fun! So ofcourse il give it 5 stars!  It's easier to Play on Mac well personally for me since it doesn't lag as much but I still love the game!

Firstly, I would like to commend the game for being a nice open world role-playing game with a survival zombie theme. It's uncommon to find this kind of game on mobile, if there are any other there's only a few. For the past years, I've become addicted to Garena Undawn, yet there are moments when we have to stop playing our game, so why did I quit? The game is full of bugs, which is why the original title "Undawn" needed to be changed into "Dawn of Bugs". The first thing that struck me was how poorly the beginner's tutorial performed, as if it were omitting some scenes to speed up the game's introduction. In addition, the dialogue scenes were awkward, with the same voice being used by both genders of characters.

Been playing for a long long time and it has mods built into the game so you don't need a computer and for computer and Xbox or other stuff sim settlements is one of the best mods and the add ones are the best I recommend.📖 Storyline: 100%👍 Pros: yes👎 Cons: kind of🎮 Gameplay: 100%🕹️ Controls: 100%

This game is freaking amazing!!! After a long time I found something that is very creative and new. The game art, colors, music, visual effects are just too good. I'm enjoying this game for some time and it's a mood booster for me. It's kinda refreshing and new. Super cute characters with proper interaction. The vibrant colors and smooth controls make this game a feel good game for me.

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)

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 😅.

7/12 crows corner FAQ Q: In my opinion current drop rates of actually usable items is very low compared to the number of players that are playing the season. Some of legendary items should be more available, so very rich players won't simply outflip each other, listing the same item for x2 of the previous price over and over again until the price skyrockets to the point that only these flippers can buy it.There are simply not enough players to supply the demand for new meta builds.Maybe add a dynamic system that increases the drop rate of particular items, if there is none (or very little stock) listed on the AH? that way people who started season late can get currency they need for their build enabling items easier.

As a Pigeon enjoyer, I highly recommend this Rithm game for anyone who likes games of this genre, beautiful and harmonic music, easy and quick to learn how to play, simple but fun. In addition to each song having its own art and style of notes and scenery, the game is paid but it is cheap to buy new songs. If you love music games, this is definitely a game made for you!