💬 Do you plan on playing DanMachi Battle Chronicle or will you skip it? Let me know down in the comments! [Music credits: "Children of the Forest" by Alexander Nakarada - "Lively Tavern" by Alexander Nakarada]

SHOULD I PLAY MO.CO? If you love MMOs, but you don’t want to spend hours raiding every week, mo.co is the game for you. This streamlined, fast-paced hack-and-slash game from Supercell is extremely satisfying, even when you can only play for a couple minutes at a time. The core mechanics are pretty simple, but that’s ultimately part of its appeal. You could definitely spend hours on mo.co if you wanted, but I really think it shines when it’s played in short bursts.

[Music credits: "Battle March" by Apollo Audio - "The Great War" by Jon Björk]

Unity’s game engine has historically been popular with indie developers, but recently announced fee changes sparked massive backlash. They eventually walked back some of the changes, and the CEO stepped down, but most game devs aren’t interested in working with Unity in the future. What can they do? Well, if you’re Mega Crit, the team behind Slay the Spire, you can spend three weeks learning a new engine and put out an awesome free deck-builder.

💬 Will you play Rainbow Six Mobile or are you going to pass on it? Let me know down in the comments! [Music credits: "Dirty Hardcore Groove" by WinnieTheMoog - "Banger" by Alexander Nakarada]

SHOULD I PLAY ORDER & CHAOS: GUARDIANS? Skip it, unless you really adore auto-battler games and are desperate for a new one. Order & Chaos: Guardians looks good enough and this test version is very generous, but everything in this game has been done before by a dozen other auto-battler gacha games. It doesn’t have the depth or strategy to keep me engaged nor anything else unique to set it apart from the competition.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Absolutely play it. Phantom Blade: Executioners is a flashy action game that mixes the best elements of classic side-scrolling 2D brawlers—think Streets of Rage and Golden Axe—with a deep yet approachable combo-based fighting system that feels like something out of Devil May Cry. The result is a brilliantly fun, bite-sized title that’s worth some time even if you’re tired of gacha games.

SHOULD I PLAY CD 2: TRAP MASTER? Do you like setting traps? Are you a fan of roguelike deck-builders and tower defense games? If any of that sounds appealing to you, check out CD 2: Trap Master. There’s something incredibly satisfying about setting up combos and watching enemies march to their doom one by one. The game could use a little tweaking, but it’s an absolute blast to play. PLAY IT FOR YOURSELF

SHOULD I PLAY BLADE X: ODYSSEY OF HEROES? Skip it, unless you really enjoy hack-and-slash games. Blade X: Odyssey of Heroes offers an action-packed hack-and-slash combat experience with RPG elements, like skill enhancements, gear upgrades, and character leveling. Unfortunately, it’s dragged down by repetitive gameplay, a lack of rewards, and a bunch of annoying microtransaction and ad promotions. TIME PLAYED

Losing Cats Way Game Rewiew! In this game, we catch cats on the street and raise them. If we want, we can adopt it ourselves by choosing the types, ages and genders of the shelters. HEThe cats in the game are real cat breeds. And they have it all! In addition, what needs to be considered when looking at a cat is the same in this game. For example, when we adopt a cat, we get it vaccinated. Sometimes We take them for examination because they are sick.

SHOULD I PLAY TIME TO STRIKE? If you like finding ways to break your favorite games, stop what you’re doing and download the Time to Strike demo right now. This bullet hell roguelike starts off simple, but it lets you mod your weapons in some truly insane ways. Want a gun that spawns explosive critters? How about a baseball bat that fires shurikens? Time of Strike lets you do all that and more, and it’s a blast. Finding the best weapon synergies felt like solving a puzzle, and that made putting together an overpowered build extremely satisfying.

A super cute dungeon-based game that is fully action-packed and entertaining. The game has a great storyline and is based on the adventure of a warrior trying to protect his kingdom. The first thing I noticed in this game is the cute pixel art, which is very detailed and nicely designed. Even the visual effects are very clear and sharp. Due to this, the gameplay was very smooth and easy. Next, the sound effects are pretty good as well. The game consists of fast-paced action controls to attack and destroy the enemies while progressing from one dungeon to another. There are a lot of abilities, weapons, armors, and potions that can assist the player in easy gaming. As an offline game, this one is really good because the entertainment value and addictive gameplay it provides are worth the time. There are boss levels that appear frequently, which were again simple but can get a little challenging sometimes. Another thing I liked about this game is the variety of characters. There are a lot of characters in this game, which was easily noticeable. I loved playing this game, but I still have some feedback. As we progress in the game over the long run, I expected some constant indication from the game as to where we are heading. For example, when I reached level 20, I didn't quite understand my overall progress in the game. At what stage am I considering the main storyline of the game? Generally in such cases, the game can provide pop-up messages or show a percentage indicator of how much we have completed the game. It's just something that can be added in here. There are other boards related to stats and other information, which was a good idea in terms of the UI. But the above point can be added as well. Rest apart, it's a fun time killer game!!!

SHOULD I PLAY CLASH MINI? Even fans of Clash Royale or Clash of Clans are likely to be disappointed with this one. I practically grew up playing Supercell games, and I’ve always appreciated the simplicity and casual gameplay that their games offered. But Clash Mini is just too simple and casual. While the mini characters look cute and all, the simplified auto chess gameplay failed to keep me invested for long.

Towaga Game Rewiew Towaga is an easy to understand game. However, since it is a soulslike game, you have to play each episode over and over again. Each episode has two stars. To unlock one, you have to pass a certain score. To unlock the other, you need to be damaged up to 3 times. Also unlock a costume when you complete each level with two stars. When you finally complete all of them, you unlock another costume.

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We've all played fighting games at least once or twice in our lives, right? our gaming journey all started with such games since we were little, I'm talking about games such as "Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter...etc". These games still going strong till this date, if not stronger than ever. So today we're counting probably the best online Multiplayer 1v1 Fighting games to play on Android or iOS in Real-Time Battles. Let's be real, no one likes to play against bots or AI, it's all about Real-Time PvP!

Created and developed by YOUZU studio (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD, Metal Revolution is a Street Fighter style game that immerses you in scenarios where you compete in electrifying combats against futuristic characters. Each fighter has unique traits and attacks that you can use to try and knock out your opponent. Metal Revolution features different characters and each character has a unique martial art style such as Jiu-jitsu, karate, Capoeira, among other styles.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you’re a fan of old-school beat ’em ups or are looking for a couch co-op game. Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise Of The Dragons delivers all the excitement of a retro arcade game, but it also finds ways to mix up that classic formula. You can tackle levels in any order, earn power-ups for your fighters, and even collect tokens you can use to continue your game after an untimely defeat. There was always something for me to unlock, like new characters or music tracks, and no two runs felt exactly alike, which made the game tough to put down. It’s an incredibly addictive single-player game, and I’m willing to bet it’s even more fun when you have some friends to join you.

Abyss is a solid roguelike ARPG with distinctive hand-drawn visuals. It looks a little more like a Saturday-morning cartoon than an anime, but there were times when it made me think of one of my favorite manga series, Made in Abyss. The gameplay loop is a simple one: enter the mysterious abyss, fight through hordes of monsters, choose character upgrades, and score lots of loot. While the abyss is infinite, you can send your hero on missions where they scope out a specific number of floors. Once you complete a mission, you can head back to safety and apply permanent upgrades to your hero.

SHOULD I PLAY YES, YOUR GRACE? Check it out if you like choice-based games and court intrigue. Yes, Your Grace is a kingdom management RPG where you respond to requests from your loyal—and not-so-loyal—subjects. There aren’t enough resources to give everyone what they need, and that means making some tough decisions. If you’re a fan of Reigns or similar titles, you should definitely give this a try.