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.

SHOULD I PLAY TIME TO STRIKE? If you like finding ways to break your favorite games, stop what you’re doing and download the Time to Strike demo right now. This bullet hell roguelike starts off simple, but it lets you mod your weapons in some truly insane ways. Want a gun that spawns explosive critters? How about a baseball bat that fires shurikens? Time of Strike lets you do all that and more, and it’s a blast. Finding the best weapon synergies felt like solving a puzzle, and that made putting together an overpowered build extremely satisfying.

War Thunder Mobile has entered its beta phase currently and you can download it and try it out on TapTap. The game focuses on realistic military physics with hit detection on vehicles. The game has 2 different modes, one being pvp with tanks and the other being pvp with battleships on water. The game has many different historical vehicles for you to collect and use. Each with different stats and upgradeable as well. The game gives you the first vehicle for free then you must unlock or buy the others with in game currency earned from playing. The pvp game mode is a little stale after awhile as the only mode I experienced was control point. The actual controls and shooting at other players tanks though is a blast. The vehicles has a special hit detection map that shows up in the top right screen so you can see what damage if any that your shell just did.

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.

SHOULD I PLAY POLYGON ARENA? Play it if you’re looking for a fun and whimsical first-person shooter you can easily pick up. In a time where most shooters focus on hyper-realism or deadly serious military themes, Polygon Arena reminded me that shooters can also be funny, easygoing, and simple to grasp. TIME PLAYED I played about three hours of Polygon Arena, which gave me time to play over a dozen team deathmatches across four of the game’s small handful of levels, while testing eight of twenty available weapons. I also got to earn a few collectibles, like trophies, and increased my league level to three.

The Trine series has only recently been on my radar. This is admittedly a huge lapse in my gamer knowledge, as we’re now at the fifth title since the initial release in 2009, and the series has everything I love. I mean, it’s medieval fantasy, environmental puzzles, and combat all rolled into one. There really isn’t much to hate, as far as I’m concerned. With the Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy announcement trailer a few months back, it’s a perfect time to finally see what this series has to offer. I’m genuinely excited to dive in and experience the character dynamic between Amadeus the Wizard, Zoya the Thief, and Pontius the Knight, and with an online co-op mode, I might check this out just to do some puzzles with my buddies.

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SHOULD I PLAY CD 2: TRAP MASTER? Do you like setting traps? Are you a fan of roguelike deck-builders and tower defense games? If any of that sounds appealing to you, check out CD 2: Trap Master. There’s something incredibly satisfying about setting up combos and watching enemies march to their doom one by one. The game could use a little tweaking, but it’s an absolute blast to play. PLAY IT FOR YOURSELF

Ive been really enjoying this game, it's been a little laggy at times but it's really fun to have a good shooting game on mobile. Seeing the tactics of siege on Mobile is generally hilarious. I'm hoping for Ela to be released soon so I can enjoy my favorite character in this new version of Siege. I'm hoping she'll get buff so where you can see where you place her cushion mines throughout the round. As a trap operator I felt like having inside information about where your trap is at all times would be a nice addition to Ela, her scorpion while it's recoil isn't that bad, it still let her compete with some other operators on defense but since Ela wants to place off her Mines, it would be really nice if she could see where they are.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it as soon as you’re able to. Wuthering Waves is still only in a limited-release closed beta, and it may be a while yet until it’s more widely available. As soon as you’re able to get into the game, though, I strongly recommend it. This stylish action-RPG brings a unique world to life on PC and mobile devices, with a blend of fantasy and sci-fi that focuses on the mystical properties of soundwaves. Even in this early state, I’m already sold on continuing to explore this strange new world.

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.

You might recall me screaming into the throng of the internet that we all needed a break from The Last of Us. Not even a year ago, I was calling for some time away from this beloved franchise. I’ve changed my mind, though, and I’m here to defend the upcoming release of The Last of Us Part II Remastered. Why the change of heart? Well, it’s 2024! A new year means a time to celebrate and start again. Don’t hold me accountable for something I said ages ago!

It's always exciting to get early access to a cool-looking game, but sometimes it's a little too early. Such is the case with Equinox: Dawn's Edge, a sci-fi gacha that's available for download in an early beta form now. This game makes a good first impression with some flashy cinematics and fast-moving auto-combat, but what awaits beyond those early moments is...pretty rough. From unfinished and untranslated text to missing sound effects to framerate drops and crashes, it's clear that Equinox is not remotely ready to be played by a wide audience at this point. Heck, the game didn't even give me an awesome cinematic when I pulled the gacha. How is a gacha game supposed to get people hyped to spend money without that?!

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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.

This is an exciting mobile port of an established multiplayer combat game that manages to capture the excitement of the original surprisingly well. Hopping into a Sherman or T-34 for the first time on the small screen, I got straight into the action with a Bluetooth-connected gamepad. War Thunder Mobile offers three control patterns: dynamic stick, static stick, and directional "tank" controls. I experimented with all three, but settled in on dynamic as being slightly more intuitive, especially around tight corners.

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