I See You is another Survival-Horror/Thriller game inspired by Resident Evil. The only caveat is that... you're going in blind. You play as Sean, a guy that was blinded by an accident of some kind. He has a girlfriend, Liz, who helps take care of him amidst his disability. Sean's blindness is a part of the core gameplay. You can never see beyond a certain radius so it actually forces you to move around to really explore your surroundings.

Get ready to be impressed 🙌 Tada! 😂Presenting the Pokemon Too-Much-Muscles Version! These fitness fanatic Pokemon are flexing their muscles and ready to accompany me on my adventures. They've clearly been hitting the gym, showcasing their bulging biceps and chiseled abs! 💪 😜 With their incredible physique, I have no doubt that they'll keep me safe and protected during my journeys. I mean, who needs a bodyguard when you have these Pokemon by your side?

It's a pretty good tactical rpg, but I didn't get what exactly the story is about. The dialogue was often getting cut and the speech balloons disappear way too quickly. I liked the way we progress through the stages, but I didn't like the many stages where the victory requirement was just survive. There's was no need for that. I would love if other languages, as Brazilian Portuguese, were included, but for now there's only English.

That’s right! The second official guide for this puzzle game with beautiful graphics, immersive plot, and super interactive gameplay is here! 🔍 🔍 🔍 Swipe left to reveal the answers and see how sharp your detective skills really are. Due to the limitation of graphic style, sometimes the walkthrough cannot fully show the whole picture of the puzzle. If you have any questions after reading it, please leave us a message below!

GET IT ON THE STEAM PAGE 🔗Join the Playfest >> 📅 Schedule Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. Cloud Gaming is an exclusive event that will take place on TapTap between December 23 and January 7. Throughout the duration, a limited selection of independently developed games will be accessible for play by all participants. Participating will grant you the opportunity to experience the gameplay and earn a chance to win more than

if you are looking for a calming game to play at night, in stressful moments, or while just relaxing with your family I recommend “Wordscapes.” On top of this it also activated your brain rather than weakening it. This means it could make your mind healthier while you have fun. I have been playing this game over the past few months and have truly enjoyed. It’s a nice refreshing game compared to fast paced gameplay of FPS’s. Hope you have fun 🤩

The art style is cinematic and storytelling is next-level. The plot revolves around a mysterious black flower, sparking a 27-year tale of love and hate. If you love adventure and puzzles, don't miss out on the thrilling game "The Flower of Evil"! 🎮 Game Title: The Flower of Evil ✅ Genre: Puzzle | Adventure | Point-and-Click | Storyline 🕹️ Platform: Google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.carbonatom.detective Taptap: https://www.taptap.io/app/33579175 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-flower-of-evil/id6470773456

As the dust settles on the battlefield of Pocket Playfest's Round 2, one game reigns supreme: Dwerve (with 4499 votes). This tower-defense-dungeon-crawler hybrid deftly outpaced its competitor, Refactor (with 3993 votes), in an epic showdown that captivated gamers worldwide. Round 2 Recap: Dwerve Clinches Victory The second round of Pocket Playfest saw a riveting clash between two indie powerhouses. Refactor, a brain-teasing physics puzzler, stood its ground against Dwerve, a compelling fusion of tower defense and dungeon crawling. Though both games drew impressive download and vote numbers, Dwerve managed to edge ahead, cementing its place as the round's champion. We would like to shout out again for these two amazing game creator:

Let's be honest. I love RPG but... If you compare this game with any other turn based game, you can't find any positive difference. No innovation. The story is extremely simple. Characters are well-drawn, but become bland during battle. The game looks like it has no life, because the scenario itself demonstrates this, the characters' attacks could have a greater effect.... The enemies are also well designed, but it is very disappointing to see an enemy with a dark appearance and a emotionless attack.

👍 Pros: easy to pickup and go 👍 Pros: no in app purshases 👍 Pros: best of all, visual changes to main character when equiping different equipment 👍 Pros: not to easy, which makes me want to keep playing the game 👎 Cons: none found yet 🎮 Gameplay: fun and addictive 🎮 Gameplay: played a few times since launch, and have really enjoyed the game so far, glad to see their is still devs making these basic fun games that does'nt involve a bunch of IAP or daily tasks and stuff like that. Thank you for that.

Everyone who’s played it loves it – have you discovered this gem yet? 🌟 With thrilling plots, tons of puzzles, diverse characters, and stunning visuals, our team has crafted this game to give you an unforgettable adventure. 🌈✨ Dive in and feel the love we poured into this experience. Ready for some fun? 🎮🌺 🎮 Game Title: The Flower of Evil ✅ Genre: Puzzle | Adventure | Point-and-Click | Storyline 🕹️ Platform： Google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.carbonatom.detective Taptap: https://www.taptap.io/app/33579175 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-flower-of-evil/id6470773456

The Division Resurgence is a free-to-play third-person shooter RPG set in a shared MMO open-world. It takes place in a contemporary post-crisis New-York city, after a virus outbreak has created chaos and the collapse of the American government. In this whole new spectacular experience of the Division creatively crafted for mobile, you embody an agent of the « Strategic

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.

As we inch closer to the grand finale of the Pocket Playfest, the suspense is at its peak. The fourth round saw a compelling match between Heaven Dust and I See You, both games pushing the boundaries with their remarkable attributes. Heaven Dust, however, rose above the competition, securing the most votes and the victory. Round 4 Winner: Heaven Dust A round of applause for the creators of Heaven Dust whose dedication and creativity have led to this triumph. Your game has proven to be a fan favorite, captivating the hearts of players with its engaging gameplay. But let's not forget the talent and effort that went into crafting I See You. This game, in its own right, has shone brightly, delighting numerous gamers and making this contest all the more exciting.

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 😅.

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😴.

Reverse: 1999 is a time-travel strategy RPG developed by Bluepoch that unwinds the passage of time. Taking us to the turn of the millennium in 1999, a mysterious event known as the Storm ravages time’s constance, reversing the world as each raindrop is pulled back into the sky. In all of this, we the players take on the role of a Timekeeper, an observer of eras, and use our power to travel between time periods to save people important to our mission as we try to unravel the mystery of the Storms. And as an arcanist, we wield great magic to carry out our work, and strike down those who dare oppose us.

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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.

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.