This is one of the best games I've played on mobile, I would even play it on PC or console, it's that good. I love the Persona series, it is deep and touches the strings of the soul, creating its own unique melody. My fears were in vain and this is a worthy receiver of the series, even better than Dх2 (Much better, because in Dx2 the only interesting thing was the plot, to be honest). Let's get started with this amazing game ~

Meanwhile focalors: for my first act I will split myself in two!! And for my next trick, I'm gonna fucking kill myself!!!

Return of the hat hunter. Until Emilie is revealed with a hat and Natlan arrives, he’s setting his sights higher

Total size when I play this game is 782 MB, idle RPG game with fairy tale themes as character and background designs. Here they fight for peace while in reality they fight for love. The skill effects of each character are also interesting and unique. For example, for the Snow White skill, she summons a shinigami armed with a sickle to attack the targeted enemy, Cinderella skill, she sends out a giant glass slipper to the enemy area with the possibility of freezing the opponent for a moment, then there is the red hooded girl skill, who will turn into a werewolf who has high defense and attack capabilities in this mode, etc.

As a person that mainly play AK as my main gacha where People have been talking about the way Arknights delivered its story to the players for years, as I can recall. And most of the arguments have been the story is too convoluted, the dialogues are too philosophical to understand, even the most common NPC can talk like Socrates....but I kinda like it!!! I dunno, maybe because I am a huge sci-fi nerd myself, i dived into many sci-fi novel and enjoy reading large novels more than anything, but I see no problem in the writings of the game. The dialogues can be convoluted and cryptic, sure, even i can see that, but i think that is part of the charm.... I mean that what differentiate AK story with other gacha I play so far. I read through many gacha game dialogues like Genshin Impact (which have it's moment when the writing really good), Girls' Frontline (third favorite Mica do know how to make political story interesting) and Limbus Company (second favorite canto IV, V and VI is hella epic). all of them have great story and great moment but none has left such a positive impression on me like Arknights did with the whole grand tragedy that is the doctor. And one more thing i think worth mentioning is that i like the fact that AK story can be very philosophical... when it needs to be that way. The main story, obviously needs that since it is the main focal point and the main thing that drives the entire game forward... The best example is Chapter 8 where everyone's and their grandmas suddenly have a PhD in philosophy. Another best example is Lone Trail which IMO is the Magnus Opus of AK story second only too maybe Babel which have some of the most Heartwrenching scene I seen in gacha. For that reason I'm kinda curious of why some people here as far as I know tend to want to skip story and have a low opinion against some gacha game story like the newest I see here is that people have very low opinion with Wuwa story I seen people complaining about AK story here too before......Since I thought people will be entertain with Arknights because of the way it was written and the philosophical dialogues, so when I heard people were annoyed with that I was genuinely surprised, so this post is meant for that, I really want to know.... Or you can talk about your gacha story in general what make your gacha story/dialogue entertain to read?

Kafka gotta chill😭

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Total size when I play this game is 5,48 GB. MMORPG with fast leveling speed, HD graphics, which is in 3rd place, RPG game on play store. Thanks and see you next time.... ----------------- My opinion This MMORPG game has been on my wishlist for a long time, and I'm disappointed that there's nothing unique about this game compared to similar games. The game size is too big, which only has customization for the head part. At the start of the game too, there are more paid offers. Sorry I have to say that this game is Pay to Win.

Death's Door (Story Gameplay) Android/IOS/PC/Playstation The indie hack-and-slash action-adventure game Death’s Door is an experience about which I have a very mixed opinion. And in general, when I have a mixed opinion of a game and the bits I like are cleanly separable from the bits I don’t, I like to organize my review of it into a dedicated pro and con list. Now, each of the previous three games I’ve covered with one of these ‘pro and con’ lists is a game I ended up recommending, for which I concluded that the good outweighs the bad (whether by a lot, like with Sekiro, or by a little, like with Crypt of the NecroDancer). This is the first time where that’s not quite the case. It is a close call, but I do think the bad slightly outweighs the good this time around. Nevertheless, I think you’ll initially be confused about me saying that, as I’ve got a lot of very nice things to say about Death’s Door.

GrimValor Impressive Storyline Gameplay Whatever has gotten into the water on the App Store lately, I sure hope it keeps up. We’ve been getting a bunch of premium, high-quality paid apps lately, though most of them have ports from other platforms. Whither the originals? Here’s one answer to that question: GrimValor ($5.99), the latest game from the people behind the delightful Swordigo (Free). Like that game, this is an action-adventure, and it’s no trifle. It looks good, plays well, and offers an obscene amount of content, with no IAP, ads, or any other shenanigans. If you’re just here for a thumbs-up or thumbs-down, you can head on over to the App Store right now and hit that little Buy button. Enjoy.

Total size when I play this game is 716 MB, roguelike adventure build RPG with the concept of adding nakama on every trip. The invasion of zombie and alien viruses that not only take the form of living things but also turn objects around into monsters. 👫Nakama Fate friends, find them and save them from alien eggs. Nakama has a rarity of green normal, blue rare, purple epic and orange legendary. Nakama can be obtained from leveling up, new player login events, 7-day mission events, 30-day login events and gacha.

and why isn't this a picture of Xiangling talking to herself?

Collected some memes lmao

Total size when I play this game is 694 MB, Merge three kind of soldier Coop, with a total of 10 people in one match. You can create a room and form an alliance with your friends or play solo. A game with a unique concept, which merge soldier strategy game that competes to collect gems. The unique character designs and skill effects make you impatient to wait for what character will appear next. GAME UPDATES AND THE SECOND EXPERIENCE

Introduction Dive into a rhythm game where Vocaloid chareactor and original virtual band! Developed by SEGA, Crypton Future Media, and Colorful Palette, Project Sekai combines music, anime-style visuals, and emotional narratives. Available globally on TapTap, free-to-play game offers rhythm challenges and customization.  SEGA's new project sound game "Project Sekai" is officially named "Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku", and the story of how the original protagonist, Kazuga Hoshino, met Hatsune Miku and others is revealed.

Today, we’re sharing an amazing artwork of Oda Nobunaga created by a player! The details are incredible, and the powerful aura truly captures the essence of this legendary warlord ⚔️🏯. Huge thanks to the artist for this fantastic piece! We’d love to see more of your creative ideas 💡! Whether it’s art, fan stories, or game-inspired content, feel free to share! Let’s make the world of Generals of Legends even more exciting together! 🎉🎮 📢 If you have any creations, drop them in the comments or DM us to get featured!

Pros Zero carries hard but if you are able to get more than one 5 star, it wouldn't hurt The story is great The game gives you a free 5 star of your choice(between 5 different character's) no need for any try hard reroll's Drop rate is generous 2.18% for 5 star character's and 3,18% for weapon's Animations, music and graphics are very good Combos and combat are so satisfying Isometric view isn't that bad

#firstlook #highlights #games #gransaga #anime Hey YouTube! Omskie  here, and today we're diving into Grand Saga, a mobile game that's been making waves (or maybe ripples?) in 2024.  Let's see if it lives up to the hype, or if it's just another gacha game lost in the sea of mobile titles. Alright, so Grand Saga… it's a mobile RPG, boasting stunning anime-style graphics and a pretty decent story. It throws you into a vast world with a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique abilities and backstories.  The core gameplay loop revolves around collecting these characters, upgrading them, and battling your way through various PvE and PvP content.  Sounds familiar, right?  Let's break it down with the good and the bad.

So... I lost the 50/50. 🥲 Feel free to laugh, I know it's cringe, I'm cringe. 😂😂 I had to dress Welt up - I mean ROBIN! 🎵 Btw I love Welt, he's E3 now, wooo- BUT R O B I N 😂😭 * cries in no jades left * Wishing everyone all the gacha luck I didn't have! from:@KamistaoBobato

By Prakash Hinduja | Strategic Advisor | Geneva, Switzerland As someone who spends much of my time analyzing disruptive innovation across industries—from renewable energy to digital finance—I’m always intrigued by platforms that rethink the user experience. Recently, I’ve been exploring the world of mobile gaming more closely, and one platform that truly stands out is TapTap.io. Based in Geneva, a city known for global ideas and innovation, I appreciate platforms that prioritize community, transparency, and quality—values that TapTap.io delivers remarkably well. Unlike traditional app stores, TapTap.io is more than just a game marketplace. It’s a curated ecosystem that empowers users to discover top-tier indie and global games, access early beta releases, and engage directly with developers. It doesn’t just distribute games—it builds community and insight around them. What I Love About TapTap: No ads or unnecessary clutter—just pure game discovery. Open access to regional content, often before it hits major stores. A social-driven experience, allowing gamers to review, comment, and recommend. Transparent and developer-friendly—great for innovation in game design. As someone who advises clients on where innovation is heading next, I see TapTap.io as a signal of what next-gen gaming platforms should look like: open, community-led, and user-first. Whether you're a casual mobile gamer or a serious follower of interactive entertainment trends, TapTap is worth checking out. Have you tried it yet? I’d love to hear your favorite discoveries on the platform. Drop your thoughts below. #TapTap #MobileGaming #GameDiscovery #Innovation #TechPlatforms #Geneva #PrakashHinduja