https://youtube.com/@LemonsGaming Sup Lemons! Today, I'm diving into the sandy world of Shiftboy: Spikes & Fuel. This adrenaline-fueled runner game is like no other, mixing fast-paced action with strategic platforming elements, all wrapped up in a whimsical storyline. Our hero, Shiftboy, is as fragile as he is quick. This adds an exciting layer of tension to gameplay as you navigate through a hostile desert landscape, populated by none other than malevolent cacti. The stakes? No less than the salvation of the world.

GamingonPhone has summarized last week's (June 12, 2023 - June 18, 2023) biggest stories of the Mobile Games industry. 📖 Episode Highlights 📖 The Division Resurgence is scheduled for global release 📖 Assassin’s Creed Codename Jade CBT registrations 📖 Grand Cross: Age of Titans is scheduled for global release 📖 Mega Man X DiVE Offline announcement 📖 Undead Unlimited early access 📖 Nifty Games Studio is shutting down

Welcome to the Future, where the truth is hidden amongst all the lies and deception, and who can you trust? You would think this would be a classic city-builder game, but it's unique in how you build your city upward. Let me ask you something: What happens when AI gains self-awareness and surpasses humanity? Can you live in a world where you can ignore all the hidden things in the background? Can you sit around and accept this Future..?

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it, especially if you can get a few friends to join you. Inkbound delivers a robust and satisfying single-player experience, but this roguelike RPG is even more exciting when you can combine your abilities with the skills of other players. Every class feels distinct, and the turn-based combat system has tons of strategic depth. While the game is debuting as an early access title, it’s extremely polished, and it already feels like it’s a complete game.

Looks like we got our first peek at the Clan Wars UI for LaTale M. Looks pretty cool so far!

PUBG Mobile Version 2.7 Update will provide these characters with their collaboration with Dragon Ball Super! 1. SON GOKU 2. PRINCE VEGETA 3. EMPEROR FRIEZA 4. PICCOLO 5. ULTIMATE GOHAN P.S. Sorry for the low quality edit for this image.

Played this game for an hour not sure if this is for kids. Well definitely not because some of the words they use is really not for kids 😅 Definitely not for heavy gamers unless you want to get bored or tired of pressing controls 😂. This game is actually good but not really for heavy gamers. Love the concept but I wish they develope it for all gamers like normal RPG. But doing a great job on storyline.

Hey there, Thanks for tapping & Tuning into yet another of my articles- though this one is less a review, and more a quick foray, since I recently poked into the demo of Digital Sun's Cataclismo - A survival oriented real-time strategy game Promising Possibilities Whilst the Demo itself only covers two stages in the game, it does a decent enough job of introducing one of the game's central concepts. Specifically, while you will be engaging in the traditional resource gathering, unit building, and tactical distribution of your units- there's something -very- interesting that sets this game apart from its peers.

This might sound strange, but one of my favorite things about video games is failure. It’s not that I like losing, exactly; I just appreciate having a safe environment to screw up in. The consequences of a game over are never very steep, so I’m free to experiment and take risks that might not pay off. That’s probably why I’m obsessed with games that are built around failure, like roguelikes. Some of

With the success of games like 1-bit Survivor, there’s been a recent trend of low-res Resident Evil-style survival horror games, and for good reason! I See You is the latest game following this path, and it placed me in the unique perspective of a blind man searching for his girlfriend while being stalked by an evil entity. The successful incorporation of puzzles, item collection, narrative, and even music blended together perfectly to create something that really kept me on the edge of my seat.

SHOULD I PLAY ASTRA: KNIGHTS OF VEDA? If you’ve been searching for a dark fantasy action RPG, you’ll definitely want to keep an eye on Astra: Knights of Veda. It blends vibrant, painting-like visuals with old-school beat-em-up gameplay, and that combination is fantastic. There’s also a dark story with elements of Lovecraftian horror and a gacha system. I ran into some issues during my time with the demo, but the game is really promising overall, and I’m looking forward to seeing more of it.

It’s been fourteen years since the announcement of Six Days in Fallujah, a gritty tactical shooter set during one of the most violent clashes of the war in Iraq. In that time, the game has faced two separate rounds of controversy—over very different reasons—and been jostled between publishers. So what is Six Days in Fallujah, and why has it proven so contentious, years before it was ready to launch?

SHOULD I PLAY GIGBASH? If you love arena fighters, like Super Smash Bros. and Power Stone, or if you’re into kaiju monsters and games like Rampage, then GigaBash is exactly the title you’ve been waiting for. Some games require you to think and strategize, but GigaBash is a good old-fashioned smash ’em up. It’s all about causing as much chaos as possible, which is exactly why it’s so much fun to play.

I have enjoyed many single player games on both PC and mobile. I had pretty high expectations before laying my hands on this game due to the graphics, trailer of the game, as well as a recommendation from a friend. The game game me a very mixed feeling, as it feels very ambitious but very very unpolished. I may be overly harsh here, but I would want to address all the issues I found before going to the pros.

Join me as I dive into the early beta of Equinox: Dawn's Edge, a sci-fi gacha game with great potential but many rough edges. Can this unique game overcome its performance issues, missing details, and unfinished state? Watch and find out!

this game is amazing yet hilarious, it's amazing to see an immersive game on mobile but nothing iconic or special from this game it's kinda funny to see the character it's feels like already average amongst gaming community, anyway it's interesting to play as girl protagonist for a souls like game 📖 Storyline: no need to for a gameplay i already mentioned that this is a souls-like game and the story is not that good don't expect much from a gacha game (6.7/10)

Metria is currently in its second Alpha phase. The game needs a lot of work in its current state just to be what I would consider playable. More importantly though the game lacks serious originality. Many comparing it to be a copycat of Genshin Impact. I would say that is embarrassing to even compare it to Genshin. The game lacks lots of features and doesn't bring anything new to the table. The gameplay is just you exploring a semi-open world... I say that because many places are cut off and you can't really explore everything you can see. The combat system isn't too bad.

WitchSpring R is a simple but addictive RPG that’s all about collecting items and crafting potions. It’s a remake of the first title in a popular series of mobile games, but it also has a lot in common with another game series: Atelier. I’m a huge Atelier fan, and WitchSpring R definitely captures the cozy slice-of-life qualities that makes those games great. The game revolves around Pieberry, an adorable witch who would like nothing more than to spend her days eating the best pie that the world has to offer. Unfortunately for her, WitchSpring R takes place in a world where magic users are being hunted down. This means she has to dodge attacks from enemy soldiers while she’s exploring or gathering ingredients.

Metria is shaping up to be a solid mobile action RPG. I participated in the second Alpha Test, and while the game is still a little rough around the edges, it’s bursting with promise. It has a few bugs, and it could use some polish, but as long as those issues are fixed, I think it’ll be a blast to play. While I started my Metria journey as a lone warrior, I was quickly joined by a colorful cast of characters. I could equip up to three characters in my party at a time and switch between characters with a push of a button. Every character has a distinct playstyle, and rapid switching from one party member to the next let me take full advantage of their skills.

I don’t want to speak too soon, but Floodrush may have found the formula to make battle royale feel truly at home on mobile devices. I’ve enjoyed my time with this strangely addictive little battler, which sees me rushing around a rapidly sinking island to gather resources, build an army of rubbery sea creatures, and run everyone else out of town. The key is that my army pretty much handles itself: shotgun-toting squid fire their blunderbusses at approaching threats, while my big tanky turtles form walls to protect me from other players’ attacks. All I’ve got to do is let them know when I want them to focus on something specific, while I dash around opening chests and picking up blobs that allow me to call down reinforcements.