Well im no sure if this even popular but i remembered playing this 3 years back i think or older, back then i had no idea what this game really meant but the story and movement mechanic is pretty nice, the pixelated graphics really fit to this game ,the storyline got me hook, one thing i learned from this is to cherish every moment that happened even the bad ones, because in the end you'll remember it being the good time with others,which in real life for me i regretted quite a lot of things i missed and not cherishing it, so i think you'll be hooked in this kind of genre and read the storyline because its such a good story for a simple pixel game about a promise.

In the dark and eerie world of Fran Bow, you'll embark on a twisted adventure through the mind of a young girl named Fran. With a captivating art style and a well-crafted story, this indie point-and-click adventure is a must-play for fans of psychological horror. Let's begin with the game's visuals. Fran Bow boasts a uniquely hand-drawn art style that is both beautiful and macabre. The contrast between the bright colors and twisted imagery creates an atmosphere that is both captivating and eerie. It feels like walking through a twisted world where

Actually pre-registered for this game when I played it. I'd suggest a good play multiple different rolls to close from,and of course can always change class later if u want..Just take the word of advice.. Make Sure You've Made The Next Set Of That Classes Armor FIRST,TRUST ME!😆It'll be a HUGE help NOT to be. running around in undies!😆Anyways it's basically an open world game that has guild leagues,and stories that are actually really good! It's an MMORPG wich I'de score it a 5* and,Hmmmmm 9/10 fo game play itself tbh.But I only say 9, bc even though it's open world it's still kinda guided playthrough.Like most others of course. GIVE IT A TRY ULL BE ADDICTED JUST LIKE I WAS!!!😂

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion was a surprise sensation when it launched in 2021. Who knew that it could be so much fun playing as a cute little vegetable guy who just loves committing federal felony? The Zelda-style adventure gameplay didn't hurt matters either. Well, a few years have passed, but it seems our heart-healthy hero still has a taste for being a bad guy. His latest adventure is titled

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you love unforgiving platformers, but skip it if you don’t. Chronicles of 2 Heroes: Amaterasu’s Wrath is a throwback to the days of tough-as-nails 16-bit platformers like the original Rayman, Ghosts ’n Goblins, and classic Mega Man. Here the gimmick to master is switching between brother and sister heroes who both have different abilities: Kensei has samurai armor and a sword, but can’t jump; Ayame is agile and throws kunai, but is far more vulnerable to damage.

This game is the best gladiator game I have played on mobile, there are many weapons, helmets, shields, armor and these make the gameplay enjoyable, there are many game modes and this increases the serenade of the gameplay, I recommend it to everyone.

Killer Frequency (Reviewed) Developer: Team17 Digital Publisher: Team17 Digital Released: June 1st, 2023 Price: 25 USD Killer Frequency is a puzzle solving story driven choices matters horror game. The game turns the horror genre upside-down with a groundbreaking type of narrative story telling. Solve the mysteries of Gallows Creek while serving as a stand-in detective and personal coach to all of the residents of the town you're DJing for on a late night radio talk show called 816.9 "The Scream!"

Join us as we delve into the action-packed world of War Thunder Mobile's beta phase! This game brings realistic military physics to life, with PvP modes featuring tanks and battleships. Enjoy the thrill of collecting and upgrading historical vehicles, and experience immersive graphics and sound effects. While it's still in beta, there's already a lot to love. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more gaming insights!

Laya's Horizon is another netflix subscriber only game. So in order to play this game, you do need an active netflix subscription in order to play it. Please keep that in mind if you are considering playing it. Laya's Horizon is a game that I recently tried out, and while it looked pretty and kind of reminded me of games like Sky: Children of the light, but also the Alto series, which isn't surprising since the developers of Laya's Horizon also made the Alto series.

I recently had the pleasure of playing the Zombie Survival game 'Dysmantle' and I was super happy with how the game played. In Dysmantle you start off as a lone survivor who has run out of food after the zombie apocalypse, and you must come up from your shelter to see what you can find. You're first tasked with finding materials to upgrade your crowbar with after finding an abandoned camp. You have to destroy the wooden chairs and barbecue stands to get the scrap wood and metal needed to upgrade. Once you have the items you go back to your camp to upgrade the crowbar. Now with your upgraded crowbar, you can break through larger obstacles. The game does have quests for you to complete in order to get your story going.

I like play in leisure time. Slain an enemy or obstacle is crunchyy and addictedd. The controller very easy is jump and slide. On other hand, level design not friendly for beginners. "Any Action Have The Consequences" ~ Moral of The Game. W Dev, for costume and the game 😊.

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.

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Score 8/10 Full Review: Personal Playtime: 2 hours OneBit adventure hits the right note for those looking for a more retro rpg grinding experience. The game offers quite a bit of different gameplay styles based on what class you choose. Every 500 steps forward enemies will become a little bit more difficult but the quality of loot will increase and you will get extra xp to compensate for it. After reaching a certain level you will be able to unlock additional skills as well.  It offers a season system where, depending on how you do in the current season, you can expect to win premium currency or unique cosmetics. I think that this model of monetization is a great alternative to F2P players. It also has the option to have either swipe or a dpad. Control customization is always something great to see. I very much enjoyed my time with this game and recommend you do the same.

If you've never heard of Mimimi Games, now's a good time to become acquainted. This indie developer has created two very well-received stealth-focused strategy games in 2016's Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun and 2020's Desperados III. And now they're back at it again, with the ridiculously cool Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew. If the jaunty little sea shanty in the video above didn't make it immediately obvious, Shadow Gambit takes the real-time stealth tactics that Mimimi Games is known for but adds in delicious pirate themes. You control a crew of otherworldly pirates who have to take on the forces of the Inquisition, free their islands, and, duh, loot tons of booty all the while.

This game reminds me of my good old gaming days. it was for one of the first driving games that I had played on mobile. it was amazing and even today when I play it I really enjoy it. the controls, graphics ,difficulty is very realistic and that what makes this game really good one. In the sense that I feel as if I am driving a car for real and there are many kinds of mode and that you can complete accordingly. As an offline racing game this one is really nice

Destiny Saga is a rouge like RPG that eliminates many p2w features we have seen in other similar games. The game is mostly solo story driven with no heavy PVP combat. The tavern is your main spot where you will be interacting with NPCs that give you quests to complete. You will then travel to different worlds/levels that have dungeon like layouts. The mini map shows off how the area works with each square representing a room. Most of the paths are pretty linear but occasionally there will be a different way to go that can lead you to hidden treasure. 

Very good, it took me a while to understand the mechanics of the game, that's when I understood that I can attack enemies with the dash, and not just throwing the sword at them, and that every turn I recover energy, without doing anything good graphics, I know that the idea of ​​the game is pixel art, but it could be improved, it lacks a tutorial, but anyway, the game is good, the little time I played it I already liked it.

It is the suitable game to play if you have some spare time. Pros: - Simple gameplay - Easy to understand mechanic - Small game size - Free-To-Play Cons : - Can  be finished in an hour - Don't have achievement or score system - Will be boring after finishing the main challenge Start the game, Play the Forgotten Graveyard mode ( For buff , Berserk, Magnetic sword have great synergy) , End the game by killing the boss.

Panilla Saga artifacts system consist of 4 legendary weapons. Which the weapons you equip for heroes the most? - Tyrfing (Blade of Cleaving): explosive damage, attack enhancement, healing reduction - Draupnir (Ring of Illusion): healing support, freezing control, debuff removal - Gjallar (Horn of ragnarok): physical-resistant, DEF Enhancement, Ally Protection - Mistilteinn (Bow of Silver oak): energy-suppressing, shield reduction

Capcom just released a complete compilation of the Mega Man Battle Network games, which has me thinking about what a miracle it is that the series exists in the first place. The first game was originally conceived as a Game Boy Advance horror game that measured your heart rate with a wearable device. When Capcom couldn’t make that work, they quickly retooled the initial concept and got to work on an RPG with a card-based battle system. When the devs decided to include Mega Man, they switched from cards to Battle Chips, and