Going in, I thought this was just an Infinitode clone. Boy, am I glad I was wrong! Refractor is a pixel tower defense game with the idea that you could influence the path that the enemies would walk through. Personally, I like the art style. There's really just something nostalgic with pixel-art games that really draws me in. With regards to the game mechanics, it really is just a tower defense game with a few innovations. Each turret you build has a set of random neutral tiles that can serve as the enemies pathway. This game element is what really drives the strategy here since you have to be careful in placing turrets if you also want to extend the enemies path to the end portal.

"Resident Evil at home". That statement sums up the overall experience. It has very similiar vibes, kind of similiar in terms gameplay, but is lacking some of the charm. It's an okay survival horror game, if you are easily spooked and can't handle horror games you don't need to worry because it's not scary at all. The story is very cliche, as cliche as you can get. It's basically every zombie apocalypse ever.

✨Overview GigaBash is a thrilling multiplayer arena brawler that seamlessly blends the chaos of titles like Power Stone, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters with the awe-inspiring scale of classic kaiju movies. The game invites players to claim their place as king among Titans, offering a choice between rampaging Titans and Titan-hunting mechas. The game has been out on PC and consoles since last year, and has recently got its

I see you is a great game that does all the aspects of a thriller game right. Great and engaging story with emotions, unique and fun gameplay. Pros+ *Great engaging story. *Unique and fun gameplay. *Suspenseful *Small size *Well polished Cons- *Short story *Some people may not like the looks of the game. Overall it's quite a good game to play and enjoy. Certainly deserves more recognition, the devs did a good job with it. Definately deserves your vote in the Playfest.

Well, let's start with the fact that this game is similar to TABS (totally accurate battle simulator) but with slight differences in the game mechanics. When you first enter the game (in fact, at all entrances) it takes a long time to enter, you literally have to wait 2-3 minutes.  It’s not that it’s bad, it’s just like you want to click on the game icon and start playing after 30 seconds, but you have to wait until the loading bar is at 90℅ for a while😴.

Game: CORE DESTROYER Platform: PC / MOBILE Genre: Roguelike, Action, Bullet Hell 🔗Join the Playfest >> https://www.taptap.io/events/playfest2023winter 📅 Schedule Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. MY TAPTAP CLOUD GAMING EXPERIENCE It was virtually unplayable for a variety of reasons. TapTaps' new service, enables users to transmit DEMOs directly to their mobile devices from a virtual computer rather than directly installing them and taking up space, it's very intuitive but the functionality that is currently being implemented here just doesn't seem to function well because it's a PC game being streamed to Mobile.

Prime Of Flames is a tactical RPG game. We go to the end by clearing the enemies on a map in the game and move on to the next section.. The visuals of the game are sweet and simple. Also the UI design is understandable. However, since the basic information of the game is not given in the tutorial, you have to understand it yourself. While it's easy to learn, it's annoying. Sounds:8/10 Graphics:10/10

I tend to avoid games with potential risks (there's a review). I don't have anything against the devs, I just want to be safe. So, I won't give a rating.

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Bright Reappear is a Match-3/RPG with a mechanic where you could choose to select more than one item to move on the puzzle grid. Aside from that, it plays practically like any Match-3/RPG that I could think of. The characters and game design look alright. It's as you'd expect from fantasy pixel art. The text though... I feel like there's still a lot of room for improvement especially with the translations so that the sentences feel a bit more dynamic and less forced.

Hold up—was the solution right in front of me this whole time, and I didn't even notice? 🕵️‍♀️ Search for items/Connecting circuit/Chamber Escape/ Visiual Quests/Fun Minigame/ Disguise and evade Wait… Have puzzle games *really* come this far?! Hold up—was the solution right in front of me this whole time, and I didn't even notice? 🕵️‍♀️ Each level is packed with crazy fun and brain-teasing challenges, and don't even get me started on the badass lady detective tying the whole suspenseful story together.  I'm absolutely hooked! Give me another Tither family murder mystery—I’m on fire!  🔥

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Refactor is a pretty great tower defense and totally worth playing, but I still had a few complaints. First, the tutorial. It's a lot. I was bored out of my mind by that much reading. The game doesn't allow you to simply play and have fun. It makes you read all the tutorial text, even then some of the stuff the character is explaining is pretty obvious, or that you could easily learn by yourself. The build button has no comeback option, so I can't cancel it after touching it. Sometimes I didn't find good builds to build in that round, but I was forced for the game lack of a cancel button in this option.

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I'm always talking about in all platforms, the reason of my admiration and why I look for indie games. I will repeat at least the basic: Quality. When we find a team that makes a game with love, really valuing the smallest details, it's impossible not to create affection for the game become more and more curious about what will happen during this journey. If I had the opportunity to meet the team that created this game, I would give a standing ovation and thank you. I always said: "Graphic isn't everything."

Alright, so, basically dwerve is a game that was released a yer ago for pc, but now they are developing the mobile version, i think its a really good idea to simplificate the game for mobile gamers, knowing that the mobile game indistry generates more benefits than the pc games, so, i need to say that i never played the pc version, but i informed myself after playing this beta, dwerve is a very original rpg tower defensa game, that mixes zelda 8 bit artwork style and mystcal history, with a very good live combat with the enemies, once you progress the history you unlock new weapons, upgrades like some other rpg games, but with the diference of the runes, item that you colect trough the story and defines the capacity of your weapons, a very good idea, and very well adaptad to mobile controls.

For some this is unexpected and for some it was a obvious. Refactor had a cool physics based mechanism and the game play was fun, so many expected it to win. But Dwerve had quite a good story and good dynamic tower defence gameplay and i think that's what made it win even though it had some buggs. Nevertheless, i think Dwerve was a deserving winner. I wish the Devs best of luck for future. The playfest truly has some great games and many of it i am gonna keep in my phone for long.

Pocket Playfest: An Indie Celebration 2023 Winter Edition In a recent hands-on exclusive experience this past weekend, I had the privilege of testing a handful of titles on TapTap's experimental cloud gaming service, setting the stage for this 16-day event where indie game developers show-off their creations exclusively on the TapTap mobile platform — fully playable PC games without the need for an actual PC, Android/iOS version, or the need to download the games and install them.  Granted, you’d need to have a reliable internet service to be able to stream these games, and preferably are located in US and Canada for consistent play and latency, at least for now.

Undawn servers opened today. Honestly, I wasn't expecting such a good game. However, everything is perfect with its story, visuals and gameplay. We live in a world that has almost disappeared from the game. The year is 2120. When we first create our character, we are caught by two people on a bridge. Then we run away when the zombies who hear our voice are attacking.We run away from where we fell by picking up a gun. And we go to a shelter made by survivors.

Embark on an extraordinary journey in Dwerve, an Android game that seamlessly combines tower defense, tactical RPG elements, strategy, and puzzles. Step into the shoes of a young dwarf tinkerer who dares to explore a long-lost kingdom and unlock the ancient technologies of the warsmiths: powerful turrets and traps. These inventions are the key to defending the dwarves against the nefarious Witch-Queen Vandra and her army of bloodthirsty trolls and monstrous creatures seeking to conquer the surface.