SHOULD I PLAY FOAMSTARS? Play it, especially if you like the Splatoon franchise. Foamstars offers all the fun and chaotic gameplay of Splatoon but it’s on PlayStation hardware instead of Nintendo. It’s basically a Splatoon clone for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, and that’s the whole appeal of the game. While a few visual design and matchmaking issues need to be addressed, what’s here in this launch is actually really fun and entertaining.

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.

SHOULD I PLAY WARHAVEN? Skip it for now until we see how the full release turns out. Warhaven’s medieval-fantasy PVP reminded me a lot of For Honor—a game I like a fair bit—but what’s here so far is less complex and more frustrating. The poor combat system and lack of dedicated servers in some regions are major issues that need shaping up before I’d want to continue playing Warhaven. TIME PLAYED I played

SHOULD I PLAY GUNBRELLA? Play it. Instead of reinventing the wheel with flashy features or next-gen visuals, Gunbrella perfects the standard elements of a side-scrolling action-adventure game. The result is a wildly entertaining journey of platforming, exploration, and monster-slaying. TIME PLAYED I played Gunbrella for four hours, traversing four of the game’s five areas. I’ve already defeated two bosses in the game and completed nearly a dozen main quests. I’m currently trying to make my way to the last area in the game.

SHOULD I PLAY KNIGHTCORE: SWORD OF THE KINGDOM? Check it out if you’re looking for a simple, fast-paced strategy game you can play on the go, but skip it if you’re looking for a deep story or combat. Knightcore: Sword of the Kingdom offers small-scale battles that are over in 90 seconds or less. That’s a terrific game if you have a few minutes to kill, but I struggled to stay invested when I played for longer stretches of time. There are few cool side features, like minigames and some light kingdom building, but there’s not much to them. It’s clearly a game made to be played in short bursts, so if that’s what you’re looking for, you should give it a try. 

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. In the game, you try to kill the birds and monsters coming towards you. There is also a power that you can use as you wait. With this power, you freeze monsters for a short time.

In this game, we are bringing drinks to customers as a cat. When we reach the determined amount every day, a new level is opened. Different types of drinks are added at each level. Their price goes up as well. The sounds and visuals of the game are very good. However, since it is difficult to control the cat, you constantly bump into something. This slows you down. Sounds:10/10 Gameplay:7/10 Graphics:8/10

Utimate best offline game. Simple graphics, addictive controls !!! It will help you kill your time as it takes to master the control. But it's so enjoyable and fun !!!

This is hands down the Closest thing to SuperSmashBros i have ever played. Which is fuggin amazing in my eyes 🤩😍 The onscreen controls could be a bit easier to use than the current controls. I was way confused on how to do anything but walk, run, jump, punch n kick. Which is fine, I still come out on top lol Just could've been explained a lot better in the beginning 

SHOULD I PLAY WILDMENDER? If you like cozy farming games, you should play this one. Wildmender is a game about restoring a desert back to life using magic and plants. This relaxing experience that can be enjoyed alone or with friends in the game’s co-op mode. Wildmender can feel a little boring at times thanks to some grindy elements, but it’s still a great alternative if you’re looking for a slightly different take on life-sims like

Crazy Knock Balls Blast is amazing ball blast game. It has many levels for you to play. Play with friends and family and enjoy.

SHOULD I PLAY DREAMSTER WORLD? Skip it for now; at least wait until the full release to see how things turn out. Dreamster World merges battle royale gameplay with monster-taming elements to create a game where I used resources to summon adorable monsters and have them fight against opponents. It’s all super interesting conceptually, but Dreamster World has a long way to go before it’s worth playing. The current beta test of the game is terribly underdeveloped and riddled with technical problems that make it a torturous experience.

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A super cute offline game about just jumping off from one animal to another to win the game. I can't believe how cute and adorable this game is. The cute pixel art of different animals and the visual effects make this game super adorable and worth playing. It's an offline game where you select a character (of any animal), and all you have to do is attack other players by jumping on them and reaching for a high score. Very simple game, but the controls take time to adjust. I am still getting used to this game, but I enjoy playing this one a lot. Mostly I loved the attractive animation style, background music, and pixel art. Sometimes in the game it gets confusing to find your character and manage the controls, but with time you get used to it. There are a lot of cute animals to unlock and some attack boosters that appear in the game to make it more enticing. As an offline game, I completely loved this one because I felt something new and creative!!! Give it a shot; you'll enjoy playing it.

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T3 Arena is a real game changing game for 2022. While we were sitting playing old battle royales, we needed a cartoonish multiplayer game like Overwatch did in 2016. With Overwatch 2 being a shit game T3 Arena finally gave us the game which certain people like me were longing for. I would also like to add Hyper Front for giving us a glimpse of what Valorant mobile would be like.

SHOULD I PLAY MOVING OUT 2? Play it with your friends, but avoid it if you’re looking for a single-player experience. Moving Out 2 is a charming, cartoony game about a moving company where I played as an employee tasked with helping people move furniture and boxes out of or into their homes. It’s similar to Overcooked wherein gameplay is heavily co-op focused and most of the fun happens when you’re in the right company. The flip side of that coin is that it’s a really challenging and frustrating time when playing alone.

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.

Both the art style and moment-to-moment combat of Myth: Gods of Asgard are very clearly inspired by one obvious source: Hades, the beloved roguelite action-RPG from Supergiant Games. That comparison may set Myth up for some unfortunate disappointment, however. It's not that Myth is bad; it's just not easy to live up to one of the best games of the last decade! Once I got past that initial stumbling block, though, I was pretty quickly won over by what Myth: Gods of Asgard offers. I played through stories plucked from Norse mythology and unlocked four playable characters—Brynhild, Siegfrid, Thor, and Ullr. Each of these heroes has a unique main weapon along with their own special abilities and general feel to combat. But they all feel really great, and in general the game does a solid job of emulating the fast-paced, responsive battles of Hades.