The overall content of the game is great, I know that the devs are fans of RE franchise based on their previous post but there's just too much similarities of the games that it feels like another clone. No hate to the devs though, they did a great job at making puzzles, making the map feel big and setting the atmosphere but playing the game in vertical is a big turn off for me (idk if there's a function for it to be landscape), I don't like playing games in vertical as it make the game feel cramped. Things I also noticed are the buttons, the game tutorial says press x but there's no button for it and the way to do it is either hold the object or tap it, and the virtual joystick, it always moves which is irritating.

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!  🔥

✨Overview CD 2: Trap Master is a tower defense rogue-like deck-building game that has just recently been released in Early Access form. It is a sequel to the original mobile game Candy Disaster TD, featuring very similar elements, and adds rogue-like deck-building elements to the franchise. Going in blind with this game, the title obviously gave away that this is a game sequel, but I could not find any trace of a predecessor game called “CD” across Steam and the internet until I found out that it was actually titled Candy Disaster TD, primarily a mobile game that was also released on PC. Upon discovering that game, it became apparent that CD 2: Trap Master is indeed a sequel to that title, and these games appear remarkably similar.

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😴.

The Symphony of Challenge:🤜🤛 "Concerto on White" presents a daunting challenge, akin to mastering a musical instrument. The gameplay demands precise timing and coordination, almost like conducting a symphony, with each note a critical part of the performance. Mastery in "Concerto on White" is a testament to one's dedication and dexterity. The game introduces a wide range of musical pieces, each more intricate than the last. Navigating this symphonic maze requires not just gaming skill but also an acute sense of rhythm and timing.

It's still on demo so there isn't that much to play. Basically, the whole game is just an incomplete tutorial. I say incomplete because clearly, there are more gameplay mechanics they haven't taught me yet. Despite having very little to offer, this game does a great job on providing me with the unique experience of being a hacker doing detective works. And story is not bad at all. The graphics is very beautiful, it has that mesmerizing retro vibes. Imho, the art is best part of the game.

Cool pixel three in a row.  Addictive.  True, as it seemed to me at the beginning, the leveling of the character is slower than I would like. Well it's my nitpicks 😅.

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.

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.

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.

A funny game with open world offline map and many Online multiplayer game modes. #gameplay #dudetheftwars #sastigta Game Link Apple App Store https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dude-theft-wars-fps-open-world/id1612029085 Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.PoxelStudios.DudeTheftAuto

There are currently 3 "paywalled" Pokemon, meaning you need to spend money in the game to obtain them. 1. Mewtwo - can only be obtained by first reaching VIP 12 in game, then you will be able to purchase this bundle for 4,880. There are currently no other ways to obtain Mewtwo. 2. Blaziken - can only be obtained by first reaching VIP 7 in game, then you will be able to purchase this bundle for 1,280. There are currently no other ways to obtain Blaziken.

Even though this is just a demo, Dwerve Prologue is a game that's full of potential. It has an art style reminiscent of old Zelda games which really does it for me. Character design is also great in my books. Each character I've come across so far had a certain charm with them. Story is intriguing, to say the least. The gameplay is also easy enough to understand but really challenging to master especially when waves of enemies hone on your location.

Hands down the most F2P friendly sandbox shooter ever, I spent no money to max out heroes or to beat stacks of whales; skill is all it takes to climb the ladder. Auto fire got your back if you are also a "thumbs only" player, you get to train all you want as there is no "energy system", and no paywall unbalances the everchanging meta. A heftier playerbase is all we need to tweak matchmaking and become an E-Sport.

Dwerve is love🤩❤️ Dwerve is a TD dungeon crawler RPG where you play as the titular character who is a dwarf and battle the witch-queen Vandra and her bloodthristy troll army. Dwerve's grandpa teaches him that because dwarves are frail creatures, they need to stay behind a turret and fight. There are over a dozen turrets and traps in the game each with their own upgrade tree with 100+ upgrades. Dwerve only attacks when he stays still but when your turret is destroyed, you have to escape. You can dash through enemies every 3 seconds. Because the enemies are always targeting Dwerve, you have to move around and strategically place your turrets/traps after recalling them. This makes sure that the gameplay doesn't become stale.

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.

Prepare for an addictive and strategic experience in REFACTOR, a rogue-lite tower defense game with a thrilling Tetris mix style. Engage in strategic decision-making, real-time tactics, and endless gameplay possibilities as you defend Earth against the invading Barnard's civilization. Gameplay and Features: In REFACTOR, players must strategically place turrets and plan routes using a Tetris mix style to thwart the enemy's advances. Dive into diverse game modes that offer endless fun and variety, ensuring hours of immersive and engaging strategy gaming.

✨Overview I’ve been on a rogue-like roll recently, and now we’re about to cover yet another game the in the genre with Wild Legion, an upcoming rogue-like survival game with some refreshing twists. I recently played the Demo available on Steam and it’s basically Brotato on steroids, featuring auto-attack horder survival gameplay filled with elements taken from other genres such as tower defense, twin-stick shooting, crafting, and questing. The game is still under development, and set to be release in Early Access on Q1 2024.

Detective Hackett is your typical rough-n-tumble man of action! While his reasoning skills are little dull,his instincts are razor sharp and his metaphors are a solid 6/10. Click here for more info!#

✨Overview Devil Slayer - Raksasi presents a unique take on the top-down action hack and slash genre, featuring procedurally generated levels, roguelite elements, and a methodical combat system. It originally released in Early Access in 2019, with an official release in 2021. The game has received numerous updates since then, as well as new DLC content early this year. 🟩Pros +Unique tactical combat style +Diverse characters, weapons, and fighting styles +Procedurally generated levels +Engaging rogue-lite progression and itemization