Your very first quest in Mail Time is to deliver a letter to a mysterious person known only as Greg. Don’t panic if you’ve been searching high and low for Greg but can’t seem to locate him. Even though this is your starting quest, finding Greg actually triggers the end of the game. If you’ve delivered plenty of mail, but you still can’t figure out how to get to Greg, here’s what you need to do. Reaching Greg requires you to do some fancy jumping, so you’ll need at least fourteen Mail Scout badges to reach for locations. Once you have the required badges, an old pal of Greg’s named Jim will point you in the right direction. Jim is located in an easy-to-miss area close to Basil the bunny and Ham the hamster. Look for a long wooden bridge that leads to an area with tall stalks of bamboo.

Written by @Aaron Jacobs It’s here, and I’m calling it: It’s cat season! And with the release of Blue Twelve Studio’s Stray on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC, why shouldn’t it be? This was a game I’d been awaiting for what seemed like a mewlenium—not only because I've been waiting to write another review filled with cat puns, oh no, but because I am and always have been on team cat, of course!

Auto Animal Chess is a turn-based auto battler game set in the fantasy world of Olyn Island. Players use a variety of Heroes, Cards, and Runes, each with their own unique mechanics and powers, to craft powerful new strategies. About This Game: [Animal Chess, Exquisite Graphics] Smooth and detailed fighting scenes featuring brand new 3D modeling & immersive experience into a fantasy world of animal chess pieces.

This game is incredibly adorable. I like reading Tsuki's diary entries now and then, and the soundtrack is soothing. The graphics are fantastic, and the characters are fascinating. It's nice that I don't have to rush things and can just watch the story unfold. Overall, this is a good game. If you prefer real-time, slow-paced games, this is a must-try! ►►►►►►►►►► If you liked my review, please hop into my profile to check other awesome games I reviewed.

The second DLC for Scarlet and Violet is out, which means the Pokémon series now has 1,025 different monsters to catch. How do the latest creatures stack up? Below, you’ll find my extremely biased rankings of every single new Pokémon in the Area Zero DLC. 15. Fezandipiti Everything about Fezandipiti’s design is off-putting. What’s that pink stuff hanging from its neck? Wouldn’t the extra weight make it hard to fly? Why does it have such a smug facial expression? And this bird isn’t just weird-looking: It has mediocre stats, it’s a huge pain to catch, and it bullies other, cuter monsters. If I didn’t care about completing my dex, I wouldn’t have bothered to catch Fezandipiti in the first place.

A cute cute cute cat simulation game!!! You have a backyard and you have to design it so that the cats visit you. That's all!! This game is so lovely and simple!! If you are a cat lover who doesn't have a cat then this one will melt your heart. So about the game , it has different types of cat with different qualities and times to visit. You as a player have to design the backyard. Buy cat food, cat toys and place them accordingly. Remodel the place. The cats visit you once you're gone and  some times you can find them playing with those toys, sleeping under the blanket or simply relaxing anywhere. And this virtual sight is so enjoyable. I won't even call it a game , its a feel good app where you can check on it anytime of the day to find one or many cats simply lying around. The game offers many things to make it memorable. Clicking their adorable photos, collecting mementos etc. There was this one thing I found difficult from the beginning , that was understanding how the game options works. Where to navigate and click to perform some action. This was something I had to spend sometime on my own to find out. Also some features get unlocked as you progress and that leaves the player with some confusion especially when you are new to the game. I also wanted to see some real time day and night mode. It would have been exciting to feel that!!Inspite of all that I loved playing this game!!!

Many years ago, when controllers still had wires and dinosaurs roamed the earth, there was only one farming series on the scene: Harvest Moon. The Harvest Moon series was incredible—I loved tending crops, raising livestock, and chatting up the locals. But there were times when I wanted something more. What would it be like to play a farming game with a different setting? What if there was a game where I could whack weeds and slay monsters?

SHOULD I PLAY PALEO PINES? If you’re looking for a cute, cozy game, you’ll have a hard time finding something cuter or cozier than this! Paleo Pines is a farm sim with an amazing twist: you have a pet dinosaur. When I wasn’t busy watering crops, I could hop on my dino and ride into town. Paleo Pines is a little buggy, and the controls are kind of clunky, but I still thought it was a lot of fun. TIME PLAYED

As phones have increased in power, mobile games have grown able to deliver more and more impressive graphics. But this collection isn’t about the super high-end realistic visuals. That stuff can be really great, but there’s something we like even better: when a game surprises us with a visual style we’ve rarely seen or a perspective that blows us away. In this list, we’ve put together five of our favorite visual stunners from across mobile gaming genres and history. Whether you’re looking for a bloody good action game or an unsettling, thought-provoking adventure or a rollicking fantasy MMO, you’ll find it here. And whatever you choose to check out, you can be guaranteed that it’s going to be a feast for your eyes.

SHOULD I PLAY PESTICIDE NOT REQUIRED? Absolutely yes. Pesticide Not Required has everything I could ever want in a Vampire Survivors clone: smooth bullet heaven gameplay, over-the-top power-ups, frogs, farming mechanics, and even a pet capybara to help me care for my plants. I’ve only played the demo, but I’m already head over heels in love with Pesticide Not Required. Unless you totally hate roguelites—or frogs—this is a must play.

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

Okay, I will rate this game based on my experience: First: The game supports multiple languages ​​(you can see my image 1) which is very convenient for gamers around the world (*^‿^*) Second: The lobby interface is easy to see, but the two banners in the left corner of the screen are quite small, I hope the devs can make it a little bigger ´• ω •` Third: At the beginning, you should play 3 story levels, 3 exp levels (each level will receive 1 SR character). "Uncap" and "Income"do the same, from there you will have materials to upgrade to become stronger ✧ω✧

Don't you enjoy discovering a new and intriguing visually simple but somewhat complex turn-based tactical game with so much potential that is ultimately squandered due to slightly underdeveloped AI, mechanics, and frustrating RNG factors that make the game less strategic and more or less a gamble with dice rolls? That is Trash of the Titans. It's a lot of fun to play for the first time. Regardless of whether you select a high difficulty or have a good run. The maps all remain the same just blindfolded; nothing prevents you from proceeding in the same manner as last time, or pinpointing spawns and enemy starts unless you simply do not receive the upgrades and stat increases to compensate for the increase in defense and health that each and every monster will have acquired in those higher difficulties.

SHOULD I PLAY PALWORLD? Absolutely yes, especially if you enjoy crafting, creature collecting, and base-building. Ever since Palworld was unveiled in 2021, it’s been a hot topic in the gaming world. A Pokémon-like game with guns has incredible appeal, but the whole thing seemed a little too good to be true. I had my doubts going in, but I was completely won over by its cute creatures and addictive crafting system. If you’re after a monster-themed shooter,

Look, sometimes things get weird out here and this game definitely fits the bill. We've got a gothica adventure-style mobile game that bends the mind with its imaginative imagery and obscure story telling / world building. I'd call it worth the try if you're looking for the right vibe on a spooky offline sesh! It's over here tho:

I finished the main story! mousebusters Such an awesome game, the storyline is chill with added comedy, so damn enjoyable. There are lots of lessons to be learned from it. There are a few bugs, like text bubbles getting cut off, but it doesn't mess with the gameplay. Even though the boss's ending wasn't what I expected, at least the peace in the apartment is back to normal. Boss, I miss you.. (｡•́︿•̀｡)

This was such a calm and pleasant game and I think would benefit itself greatly with a challenge mode, DLC, or anything else. I'd like to keep playing it over and again, but with 100% completion, it's sort of feels ultimately pointless but still fun? It was more than just your usual deck building experience. You develop a relationship with each character and their characteristics along the journey, making it much more difficult to say goodbye once you've completed the game.

SHOULD I PLAY MINEKO’S NIGHT MARKET? If you’re a fan of cats and cozy life sims, this should be right up your alley. That said, if you’re hoping for fast-paced gameplay or complex shop management mechanics, you may want to look elsewhere. Mineko’s Night Market is a laid-back game about moving to a new town, making friends, and uncovering mysteries. I went in expecting a game like Stardew Valley, but it’s actually much closer to

Total size when I play this game is 406 MB. The shark life cycle simulation, like the dinosaur simulation, still reproduces by stealing eggs. The difference is that the main animal can turn into a hatched animal, purple rarity animal acquisition increased and opening the alliance feature is also quite easy. Feature There's a forced ad feature when approaching the nest. Up until level 7, there haven't been any Chinese drama ads like in Dinosaur. No cloud storage so just have fun.

Palworld, the survival and creature capture game which is largely inspired by Pokémon, has been a hit since its release in early access on January 19, 2024. The game has already exceeded 8 million sales on Steam and Xbox, despite the  criticism of its lack of finish and its originality.  Faced with this phenomenon, the Pokémon Company finally published an official statement on its site, in which it states that it has not authorized the use of Pokémon intellectual property in Palworld, and that it intends to investigate and take appropriate measures to  protect their rights.