Subway Surfers frequently updates with seasonal events, offering fresh challenges and rewards that can boost your scores and unlock exclusive content. These events are a great way to refresh your gameplay and give you an edge over your friends. Understanding Seasonal Events Seasonal events are themed around holidays and global celebrations like Halloween, Christmas, or Chinese New Year. Each event introduces new characters, boards, and missions designed to match the festive atmosphere.

Hey Tap Tap family Most of guys love First person shooter games there's no doubt but every day finding a new Fps game is not easy, so if you guys searching for a Fps game (like me) that breaks the mold with innovative mechanics and a vibrant open world, Echo Point Nova is a title you shouldn't miss out. This game is Developed by Greylock Studio, known for their previous work on Severed Steel, this game offers a fresh take on the FPS genre by blending high-octane action with unparalleled freedom of movement. If you love playing titles like Titanfall, Tribes, or even The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild resonate with you, Echo Point Nova brings a unique fusion of these experiences. Why just taking let me show you.

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Hey everyone, today I wanna talk about why I decided to make this game — and it all goes back to a year ago. Back then, I was still a hardworking corporate drone chained to my desk, and the highlight of my day was stumbling upon this little game during my slacking-off time — *We Are Warriors*. The art style was absurdly simplistic, like something scribbled in a rough draft, but somehow I got totally hooked! The gameplay was super straightforward: tap to summon troops, overwhelm the enemy with numbers, and unlock the next stage (can’t remember the exact rules now, but basically, you just mindlessly tapped away). Each stage only had three types of units, just with different summoning costs. And the so-called "upgrades" only tweaked how fast those costs increased — honestly, it was all just number inflation, with zero innovation in the core gameplay. But the more I played, the more I wondered: how could such a simple setup keep me so addicted? Then it hit me — what if each unit had its own unique skill, plus a rock-paper-scissors type of counter system? Wouldn't that make the gameplay twice as fun?! And then, why not throw in my ultimate obsession — cats! Imagine chubby little kitties leading an army, some scratching up close, others attacking from a distance… just thinking about it melts my heart! Wasn't this my dream game?! I got so pumped I almost slammed the table and handed in my resignation right then… (Wait, don't get me wrong — it wasn't some impulsive career suicide. Let's just say I conveniently caught the tail end of a layoff wave… so, more like a "passive" career pivot, haha.) So, after a whole year of stumbling through countless setbacks and revising the plan like a million times, it's finally here — *Claws of Power Demo* is out! That's all for today. Next time, I'll give you the inside scoop on these absurdly cute battle-ready cat troops — trust me, they're something else (in the best way possible)～ If you also wanna experience the joy of "commanding an army of cats with treats", feel free to search **"Claws of Power "** on Steam and add it to your wishlist! Meow~ 🐾 https://store.steampowered.com/app/3998900/_/ If you like it or have any thoughts, come join our QQ group to chat: 211230805 (^_^) Meow! Our Discord server is currently under construction and will be opening soon, so please look forward to it!

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Battle Royale, an epic and heavily addicting genre that all but needs introduction by now. From titles like H1Z1, PUBG and Fortnite that started it all, to Apex, Naraka, Warzone and others, the genre is ever evolving and still going strong. But alas, one's success is the doom of other. Today we'll be taking a look at the forgotten battle royale games. Let's get started! 1. Ring of Elysium (2018-2023)

Imagine stepping into a world where history meets fantasy, where every decision opens up new adventures, and where your growth as a player is both challenging and rewarding. Granado Espada M is a mobile MMORPG that invites you to explore a richly detailed realm filled with quests, battles, and a vibrant community. Setting Up Your Adventure The journey begins by creating your character and choosing a class that fits your play style—whether you prefer melee combat, magic, or ranged attacks. The initial tutorial isn’t just about learning controls; it’s a gentle introduction to the game’s rhythm. Take your time to understand movement, basic combat, and interacting with NPCs. Each lesson helps you feel more confident in a world that at first might seem overwhelming.

🎮 Gameplay: I am surprised, They actually fixed the optimization issues on mid-end devices, and now I can get a stable 30 fps without frame drops and shuttering My processor: Snapdragon 732G 👎 Cons: There are still crash issues mid-game still, it's a big leap

Hey Tap Tap family If you guys are looking for a hyper-realistic racing game with console-quality graphics, intense driving mechanics, and a massive collection of real cars, for mobile then Racing Master is a game you NEED to check out. Developed by NetEase Games and Codemasters, this game aims to bring AAA level racing gameplay to mobile, offering stunning visuals, deep car customization, and intense real-time multiplayer racing. If you love games like Real Racing 3, GRID Autosport, or Asphalt 9, then Racing Master might just be your next favorite.

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In the world of battle royale games, two titles stand out from the rest: PUBG and New State Mobile. Both games have their strengths and weaknesses, but which one reigns supreme? Let's dive into the details and find out. PUBG: The Veteran PUBG is a seasoned veteran of the battle royale genre, with a reputation for delivering intense, strategic gameplay. Its vast map, realistic graphics, and complex mechanics make it a favorite among hardcore gamers. PUBG requires skill, strategy, and teamwork, making it a great choice for players who enjoy a challenge.

Wex Mobile Battle Royale, one more battle royale game that is coming to mobile devices, and the alpha test is going to start from next week if I am right and the leaks are true. I know many of us feel this is just one more battle royale game in the ocean of mobile gaming. But you know what I feel? I feel this game has potential to be a good game if the developers do the work the game needs. You can see the gameplay on screen, and this feels too much generic, and I feel this because of the game map and character movements. This doesn’t feel right for me. I know the game is not complete yet, but this game has been under development for years, so I feel we deserve more from this. But I already said this game has potential to be a good game, and I am saying this because of the core gameplay of this game. The game tries to mix two different genres in one game: battle royale + RPG. And when I saw the gameplay, I felt the game is going in the right direction for now. The characters felt junky in some old gameplay, but I feel the dev team already fixed that. And please, let’s not talk about the character models, because if we talk about that, then look at the Blood Strike game characters. The game map also feels random. I can see the houses and stuff don’t look and feel like they are in the right place, so that needs some work. But this upcoming test is about the 5v5 modes, so let’s wait and see what this alpha shows us, because this can change my opinion very fast. I am just hungry for good games. I am not going to talk about all the characters because that will make this video long, and we don’t need that video now. But I am still concerned about the game’s graphic style. I hope that is not going to disappoint me. Now just wait for a week, and I will share the gameplay and what I think if I get the test.

I’m a solo dev working on a small cat lane strategy game called Claws of Power. You spend dried fish to summon different cats, line them up, and try to break the enemy base. These gifs are from a later vampire boss fight. The boss appears out of a swarm of bats, then walks forward with the wave, throwing out black energy orbs and lightning that can pretty much erase your frontline if your timing is bad. On my side it’s mainly the Gatling muscle cat plus Nuba (the blue tiger cat) trying to clean up the lane and slowly push toward him. The other gif is just a little interaction I really like: a tiny knight cat jumps onto a big tank cat and rides along, stabbing away while the big one eats all the damage in front. It looks stupid in a good way, so I kept it. If this kind of thing looks fun, there’s a free demo of Claws of Power on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3998900/_/ 🐾

"Solo Leveling: Arise" offers an immersive journey into a dynamic world where players step into the shoes of a budding adventurer, tasked with navigating through treacherous dungeons and confronting formidable foes. In this full gameplay reveal of the first chapter's early access, experience the thrill of strategic combat and character progression as you unleash powerful abilities and tactics to overcome ever-increasing challenges. Explore intricately designed environments teeming with hidden secrets and valuable loot, all while unraveling an engaging

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I’m working on a small cat lane strategy game called Claws of Power, and these GIFs are from a chapter 4 run where my base was basically at 1 HP. I’d already accepted it was a loss, but it somehow turned into a clear. The core of the run is a simple combo: mech MK-350 + Gatling Bard. MK-350 goes to the frontline, takes hits and still does decent damage. When the mech breaks, the pilot John pops out with low HP and keeps shooting. If he survives long enough to fill his gauge, he can call the mech back, a bit like Kled’s “back on mount” feeling. Bard’s job is just to stand behind and delete things with raw DPS. The risky part is the timing: I let the enemy walk all the way to my base first, then only start dropping units and items when they’re right in front of the core. If I’m even a bit late, the base just explodes; this time it barely held and turned into a very satisfying clutch. There’s a free demo of Claws of Power on Steam if you want to try the game yourself: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3998900/_/ Full run video is here if you want to see the whole thing: https://youtu.be/sHX72DAv_xY

"Solo Leveling: Arise" offers an immersive journey into a dynamic world where players step into the shoes of a budding adventurer, tasked with navigating through treacherous dungeons and confronting formidable foes. In this full gameplay reveal of the first chapter's early access, experience the thrill of strategic combat and character progression as you unleash powerful abilities and tactics to overcome ever-increasing challenges. Explore intricately designed environments teeming with hidden secrets and valuable loot, all while unraveling an engaging

I’m working on a little cat lane strategy game called Claws of Power, and recently I finished a new unit I’m pretty happy with: the samurai cat Akagoro. He costs 7 dried fish, so most of the time he’s just standing in the hand looking lazy with his straw hat on while you save up. The idea is that he’s one of those “okay, now it’s worth spending everything” kind of units. His first attack is the fun part: he pauses for a moment, then flash-dashes forward and does a quick iai-style slash. That opening hit usually closes the gap and deletes one target in one go. After that he settles into a more normal melee rhythm, but that first cut is meant to feel like a classic single clean samurai strike. One gif I recorded is just a simple 1v1 test, the other is Akagoro in an actual stage after you unlock him, so you can see how he behaves in a real wave. I also put a short video here if you want to see the full clip: Claws of Power – Meet “Akagoro”, the 7-Fish Samurai Cat https://youtu.be/-Gbm6seDa-U And if you’re curious about the game itself, there’s a free demo of Claws of Power on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3998900/_/ 🐾 If anything about his damage/timing looks off to you, feel free to tell me – I’m still tuning his numbers.

I’m a solo dev working on a small cat lane strategy game called Claws of Power, and lately I’ve been focusing a lot on the out-of-match progression instead of just the battles. Right now there are a few main pieces: The base can be upgraded to increase its HP. A lot of players (including me) tend to ignore it at first and just go full offense, but some people like stacking base HP and playing more “hold and counter” style. Later I want to give the base its own talents, like blocking one big hit, reflecting damage, or even adding small turrets.