We’ve chosen the best characters in each of the six classes for our Mobile Legends tier list. You’ll still need to pay attention to your team composition, but any of these Mobile Legends heroes are strong choices for solo queue – and in case they’re banned by the enemy team, we’ve given you a few strong alternatives you should consider unlocking as backup. _____________________________________________________

Tarisland is a new MMORPG available on both PC and mobile platforms. It offers a vast, open world filled with myths, magic, and a variety of classes to choose from. The game features vibrant, cartoonish graphics reminiscent of World of Warcraft, and it promises a non-pay-to-win (non-P2W) experience. 🎮 Gameplay: The gameplay in Tarisland is quite engaging, especially when it comes to boss fights and exploration. The game includes challenging dungeons, diverse classes, and a robust crafting system. Players can choose from standard classes like Warrior, Mage, and Paladin, as well as more unique ones like Bard and Phantom Necro.

Team Size: In the mobile version, the dungeon is played as a group of 8 people. Content: The dungeon is labyrinth-style, like in the original PC version, and has constantly changing content. Boss Battles: Players and their friends battle creatures similar to the bosses in the original game (e.g., bosses that spawn minions). Gameplay: The person recording the video notes that despite experiencing the dungeon for the first time, the content is fun and surprisingly deep. They express admiration for the level of content in a mobile game.

Magic Prison Tournament: Map 1 Overview Welcome, Adventurers, to the Magic Prison Tournament! As we embark on the thrilling journey through Map 1, brace yourselves for intense battles, cunning enemies, and hidden traps. Rally your team, sharpen your skills, and prepare for the challenges ahead. Good luck, and may the gods of Ragnarok favor you in battle! Feel free to share your experiences and tips in the comments below. Let's conquer the Magic Prison Tournament together!

When this game was announced, I was excited. The battle system, minigames, and artwork were all pretty great! With the exception of four, I nearly collected every card in the first season. I later switched phones, and after that I was unable to access the game at all. Even though I already have a WB account, I was unable to access the game at all. So all of my progress was destroyed. Afterwards, I started again with a fresh account; but, after a few days of play, I was logged out and unable to access the game.

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Meh. Everything except the music in this game screams "low quality" and "boring". Almost instantly into the game, auto pathing takes the control, which is a big no no for me. Atleast the sects seem interesting. Also, for some reason, entering and leaving the mission scenarios crashes the game. Overall, 2 stars just because of the music and flashy kicks.

Initially developed for PC, PS4, and Nintendo Switch, where it didn't receive much attention, the mobile port arrived a few hours ago; it was developed by a small independent studio based in Toulouse, France. I'm already madly in love with it, as it's a point-and-click game. It's a puzzle game, with geometric shapes that create surrealist landscapes à la De Chirico, but what's striking are the predominant colors: amber and Pompeian red, gray, white, and black, contrasted by the red, burgundy, and pink flags and banners, symbolizing violence and strength. Into all this chaos of incommunicability comes an anonymous traveler, a hooded figure, who, according to ancient legend, will unite the peoples of the Tower of Babel, who cannot communicate with each other due to linguistic differences.  He is a "linguist and lexicographer," where "linguistics" is the study of languages, their history, and their structures, while "lexicography" is the technique of collecting and possibly illustrating the words of a language or dialect. This labyrinthine and complex tower is inhabited by five distinct peoples, decorated with statues, high and low reliefs that, through mysterious symbols and images, tell the story of a people devoted to the worship of a distant "God." Each level of the tower has its own visual identity, supported by technological, architectural, and cultural layers. Our task is to piece together the stories and reconstruct them by identifying the symbols we will hear not only spoken but also appear in a cartoon above the heads of the tower's inhabitants. So, to communicate, we will have to decipher glyphs for the languages ​​of the different regions, and to do so, we will have to: Solve riddles, Analyze artistic expressions, Converse with the locals, Check signs, and Search for clues.  In short, we must observe, listen, and strive to mend the bonds of mistrust. All this will allow us to establish the relationship between the meaning and the signifier, which we will be invited to record in our journal. This will be extremely useful, since by deciphering the hieroglyphics, they will transform into words in our language, allowing us to understand the NPCs. It is a poetic and enchanting journey, guided by a lyrical and touching soundtrack by composer Thomas Brunet. Here, man is worth less than the faithful, who is worth less than the warrior, who in turn is worth less than God. Ignazio Silone wrote this in his novel Fontamara, describing the miserable life of the Abruzzo peasants, who are worth less than the prince's dogs, who are worth less than the prince's guards, who are worth less than the Prince of Torlonia, while "at the head of all is God, master of the infinite sky.

Hey Tap Tap family You know Not every MMO has to be about combat, raiding other players for loot, and PvP battles. Sometimes, you just want to relax, explore, and build a peaceful life in a beautiful world that's exactly what I like to do. and That’s exactly what Palia offers a cozy MMO where community, creativity, and adventure take center stage. If you like games like Animal Crossing, Stardew Valley then Palia is the perfect game for you!

My game is great game.l've been playing almost 3 years.So I Wanna play advance sever and learn more about new events and fot more experience.This game me from stress and loneliness...

As with other Supercell titles, it won't take long to get used to the intuitive controls that will soon allow us to perform a series of actions. First of all, it's an MMORPG in which we will have to enter a magical portal that will take us to a strange universe where we must be very brave because there are aggressive creatures. We will take on the role of Manny who will offer his technological vision, while Luna, dressed in funny sunglasses, will lead the hunt for each monster. Meanwhile, the intelligent Jax will allow us to make the most of some elaborate tactics; combine the qualities of the three heroes and in each challenge we will be able to capture a certain number of monsters to prove that no rival comes close to defeating this peculiar secret society! Our mission, in each stage, will be to hunt monsters while dodging dozens and dozens of enemies. To face them we will be part of a secret technological society, Mo.Ca, whose work consists of trapping hundreds of beings in a parallel world. This way we will have plenty of opportunities to have fun and discover countless secrets!  In the early stages of the game you will be able to hunt the first monsters that appear in every corner of this parallel universe. However, you need to be very careful because each area will be full of supernatural elements.

War Thunder Mobile is, without a doubt, one of the most intense and thrilling war games on mobile 🎮. The ability to control tanks, planes, and ships in massive battles makes you feel like an elite military strategist 🏆. The graphics? Absolutely stunning 🎨. The explosions? Beautifully destructive 💥. The thrill of outmaneuvering an enemy, landing a perfect shot, and securing victory? Chef’s kiss 🤌✨.

Well,  it's strange how this game still holds up (being a NetEase game). Also it's strange how obsessed are these devs with changing the prologue mission, though I'm glad they kept Alexey in each change they made. I'm going to grind this for a while yet again, since I've got no better things to do. Edit: Grind postponed because it sucks how lifeless Crystalthorn server is

Solo Leveling: Arise (Global English) Is now available on Android and IOS you can now download for Play Store and App Store. An action RPG on a different level! Pre-register to obtain 'Legendary artifact sets' + 'Sung Jinwoo's black suit costume'! A World-changing "Level Up" Begins, Solo Leveling: ARISE. The legendary webtoon with 14.3 billion global views make its first appearance as an action RPG!

Chapter 1: Wonder Allish Allish is a lovely and lovely girl filled with creativity, but until she met Time Rabbit, she led a dull and dreary life. When he appeared, Time Rabbit was staring at his watch, going somewhere in a hurry. Allish chased him into a small burrow in the woods and, while falling, bumped into many falling tables, lamps, rocking chairs, and other types of furniture. Eventually, she landed in a strange room. Except for a table with some items on it, there was nothing in the room. The door was too small for Allish to fit through. To Allish's surprise, the doorknob could talk! It told Allish that the door led to Wonderland, where no one besides the Time Rabbit was allowed to enter unless they correctly answered some of the door's questions.

👍 Pros: I met this game about a couple of years ago, it was on PC then, but I waited for the port to come out on mobile platforms, and I am happy in my heart to play this huge and incomprehensible game. 🏞️ Biomes & Environments: I fell in love with her for her huge world and cool lactations, where you can just walk around and admire your surroundings. 👥 Multiplayer: A huge world and online, where you can fight with players and go in a friendly group to clear out locations and bosses, you can also join clans and go into dungeons

(Credit To our lost Saint) Finally, Week 4. Finally, Week 4 is here, and whether we're completely ready or not, we've logged on and geared up for battle. We had planned to gather on Discord at 9 PM GMT+7, with everyone getting set up and prepared by 9:30 PM GMT+7. However, we found ourselves waiting for Uncle Alvin to wrap up his game with his own team before he could join us. Despite the delay, the anticipation and determination among us were palpable as we geared up mentally for the challenges ahead. Each moment counted as we waited to synchronize our efforts and strategies for what lay ahead in our final push. Almost forgot to mention, at 6 PM GMT+7, we also worked on arranging Henlee's build for Rathgricy. We simplified it by creating two builds for him: a DPS build and a buff build. Additionally, we advised him to stick to the defensive lane, focusing on covering the ball holder and advancing only when necessary. This strategy is tailored for Maps 1 and 2 scenarios. Regarding Map 3, we're hopeful that we won't have to play many games there. Our plan is to possibly not play a full game, aiming to minimize our exposure to its challenges. But as always, the ROM developers found a way to throw a wrench into our plans. That day, we faced 7 matches in Map 3, 2 in Map 2, and 1 game in Map 1. Let's start from the beginning of the game, shall we? At the outset, we kicked off with an impressive 3-game win streak. Our lineup was firing on all cylinders, bulldozing through the competition with three consecutive victories in Map 3. It's somewhat ironic because historically, Map 3 has been our Achilles' heel. Despite this, we faced opponents that were fortunately easier to handle, allowing us to maintain our momentum and secure those wins. It was a strong start that bolstered our confidence as we moved forward in the competition. Following our strong start, we encountered a setback with 2 losses against a formidable team in Map 3, bringing our total to 5 consecutive Map 3 matches. Statistically speaking, the chances of this sequence happening were incredibly low—approximately 0.004%—highlighting the challenge we faced. After our setbacks, we bounced back with two strong wins in games 6 and 7, both of which were not on Map 3 but rather on Maps 1 and 2 against easier opponents. We secured these victories comfortably, pushing our total points to over 3000. At this stage, if we play cautiously, five of us are already in the top 600 rankings. Unfortunately, Potank, our Saint, is sitting at 3002 points and may not make it into the top 600. With 3 games remaining and about an hour left, we find ourselves at a crossroads. Currently, five of us are positioned between 450-550, with one person potentially unable to make the cutoff. It's a gamble—we could play it safe since if most matches are on Maps 1 and 2, we have a good shot at securing our positions. However, there's the lingering worry that we might get matched into Map 3, which historically has been challenging for us. On the other hand, even if we lose a game, we still have two more chances to win and improve our standings. The decision hinges on balancing risk and opportunity, weighing the potential reward of securing top positions against the risk of encountering Map 3 difficulties. So, we entered game 8 and unsurprisingly, we got Map 3 again. And this time, we're facing a strong team led by Makotar. We can already predict the outcome—it's likely we'll lose this match. With no other option, we went back into play, determined to recover from being thrown out of the top 600 positions. Fortunately, we got Map 2, and we won that game, which was a much-needed victory for us. With 30 minutes left and one game remaining, we found ourselves in the same position: five of us within the top 600 and one just outside. At that moment, we made the decision: go big or go home...

Magic Prison Tournament: Map 3 Overview Hello, Adventurers! Welcome to Map 3 of the Magic Prison Tournament. This stage is where the real test begins, with tougher enemies, intricate traps, and demanding objectives. It's crucial to stay focused, work closely with your team, and adapt to the dynamic environment. Keep your spirits high and your weapons ready! Join the discussion in the comments below and share your tips and strategies. Together, we'll conquer the Magic Prison Tournament!

SHOULD I PLAY STARSTRIDE? No. Starstride is a semi-functional mess of a sci-fi gacha game that presents an incoherent, generic story centered around simplistic MMO-style quests and button-mashing monster hunts. When it works, it involves watching your character auto-run to the next quest-giving NPC, who spouts a bit of hastily translated story at you before giving you an assignment to kill four spiders or hunt a monster in a bowling alley-sized instance encounter. The world is nonsensical, the characters are lifeless and dull, and none of it is fun.

Hello, immortal friends~  The year 2025 is approaching, and this year, the mobile game "Zhu Xian 2" and our immortal friends have shared many unforgettable moments together. In April, during the first playthrough of the [Idleness Test], "Zhu Xian 2" had its first interaction with the immortals. After a millennium, we embarked on a new adventure filled with the fantasies of the six realms of the Immortals, an overturned school in the sky, and a professional free translation system. The game introduced many entirely new attempts in the realm of Xianxia MMO, and we received a wealth of feedback and suggestions from Xianyou, helping us recognize the game's shortcomings. The support and encouragement from our immortal friends drove the development team to persevere. A list of over 200 significant changes was quickly put on the agenda, focusing on enhancing the player experience.