Good game for relaxing You just need to catch fish No top-up needed There is no pay to win Very good game for kids and adults . :)

With the success of games like 1-bit Survivor, there’s been a recent trend of low-res Resident Evil-style survival horror games, and for good reason! I See You is the latest game following this path, and it placed me in the unique perspective of a blind man searching for his girlfriend while being stalked by an evil entity. The successful incorporation of puzzles, item collection, narrative, and even music blended together perfectly to create something that really kept me on the edge of my seat.

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MY OVERALL SCORE 7/10 Features: ● PLAY WITHOUT ADS! ● Classic turn-based combat inspired by the console RPG greats, with a unique overcharge mana system and incredible Battle Bursts. ● Explore an overworld peppered with hidden dungeons, rare bosses and randomly appearing friends and foes. ● Action-oriented, randomly-generated dungeons loaded with traps, puzzles, and secrets. Use each hero's unique dungeon skills to survive

I saw it in a friend I follow and got curious, so I tried it. It looks cute yet has such an absurd language, I found myself laughing out loud while playing. Even though it's in pixel art style, it's designed in such a way that it doesn't feel like it, which is quite nice. I can't wait for the full release!

Beautiful story and art. This game is just so beautifully designed. The art work, music, visual effects are so simple yet engaging. You will enjoy playing the puzzles. It never gets boring. I think the best part are the horror elements of this game which gives a very spooky vibe. All in all its amazing and worth playing !!!!

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it! If you’ve been wondering if it’s a good idea to subscribe to Apple Arcade, now is the time. TMNT Splintered Fate launched exclusively on the iOS subscription service last week, and it takes the best gameplay ingredients of games like Dungreed and Hades and bakes them into a delicious Ninja Turtles pizza—and I’m not just saying that because I’m the resident TMNT expert here at TapTap

Game features: *** "Action point mechanism" added on the basis of match-3, allowing you to select and move multiple icons at the same time based on the number of action points, adding a bit of strategic gameplay. *** Includes 4 hero characters, each with their own talents and skills. ( other heroes are being developed intensively) *** 12 major themed levels, with up to 50 different enemies and bosses. (Only the first four major levels and 22 minor levels are currently available in beta testing)

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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. 

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Score 7.5/10 Full Review: Playtime: ~2 hours Linea: An Innerlight Game is a puzzle game with a bit of story mixed in. I will say that you are playing it more for the puzzles than the story. The prior has quite a bit of nuance and different mechanics for you to master, the latter feels like it falls a little flat. More than anything else the gameplay is actually very enjoyable and 100% levels felt great every time you achieved it. This biggest pitfall for me was that the ad experience was inconsistent with some ads being significantly longer than others and some happening every one level or after a few levels. In this department I usually prefer to know what I am getting myself into. That being said, the game is very well designed and it is clear a lot of care went into it. I would especially recommend supporting developers like these! 

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.

This is one of the cutest games I have ever played. I loved this game so much and it was just so addicting and exciting. The game art is very retro style and simple. We basically have a group of kids who are stuck in zombie apocalypse. So, they have created a club where they invite new members to join. And these kids are on an adventure to explore new areas, loot resources and survive as they fight the zombies attacking them. The characters are super cute and their interactions and dialogues are very entertaining. This game is a total package of super adorable art, music and animations. There are different tools you can build, and stuffs you can carry to fight the zombies. The game overall starts very easy but gets very challenging in just few levels. in spite of that it’s all fun. I did face difficulty in few scenarios. As the zombies get more powerful and strong, I didn’t always have a good weapon, there wasn’t any case where I could watch videos to get good weapons or redeem coins easily. This was very stressful. Another thing they can improve is to provide some easy way of getting frequent checkpoints. The checkpoints had many levels in between, and if you lose in any of the levels you lose all the resources you collected as well. Which was realistic but again it was getting trickier to clear tough levels. These things can be surely improved, otherwise I loved this game whole heartedly. Also they can add more exciting description in their about game section in play store because it is damn good!

It makes me feel like Samurai Jack. This is the best complement I can give this game, and it's probably the best compliment I could give any game! The core gameplay is fun and tactical, combining turn-based strategy with procedural generation in a way that's not too overbearing, but just right in terms of constant fun. If you survive long enough in a run, you'll be rewarded with 1 out of 3 possible upgrades; but these upgrades will be different everytime, and can give you some very powerful upgrades.

Started off enjoying it due to the beep bo boop music at from the start. Took a little bit to get used to it but once you do it's extremely satisfying to line up the enemies and  slice through a line of them only to hop over a rock and skewer the next one. My only complaint is that it feels crowded sometimes and gives you less options, but other than that it's a pretty great game!

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Skip it for now, at least until the more serious bugs have been addressed. Arto is a highly stylish, if simple adventure game with surprisingly vicious combat, but it’s plagued by some jankiness that’s severe enough to prevent progress in some cases. That’s a shame, because there are a lot of things I really like about Arto—I just can’t see any more of it. TIME PLAYED I’ve played

[Music credits: "Plains of Illeyneth" by Dragon Tamer -  "Orchestral Fantasy Fairy Village" by Frequently Asked Music]

We love cozy games around here, and it doesn't get much cozier than games like Stardew Valley and Story of Seasons. There's nothing more relaxing than building up a farm, harvesting crops, and getting to know townspeople. On the other hand, sometimes when we're playing a cozy game, we want a little more to keep us busy—like creature collecting or turn-based RPG battles. If you feel the same, it's time to meet

I recently tried the game Valiant Force 2 and while I wasn't a complete fan of the in game graphics. The art work for the characters and the overall gameplay was fun enough to let it slide. Definitely worth taking a look at. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: