If you love scavenge-grinding, THIS is the game for you. This game is really fun at the beginning. Then the cycle gets repetitive. Too repetitive for my taste but your mileage may vary. I know people who've been playing this game for over two years, so there you go! The game is basically: Scavenging->Sorting->Storing->Processing->Base-building (repeat) There is a bit of action but it's very streamlined and not the main point of the game. It's basically a post apocalyptic survival/scavenging simulator where you find leftovers and make stuff out of them for you to use. Microtransactions will save you some grind and progression will feel less tedious, but the game IS all about grinding, so, can you see the irony here? At times it feels too mindless and the lack of depth starts to get to you. Plus the food/water need is an unnecessary mechanic that feels out of place and mostly distracts/annoys you rather than feeling immersive.

Actually I don't want to say which is the best, However, a player has a point of view that is the determining factor in assessing a game. One of the most common and important things is about comfort. Is a game enjoyable and does the player feel comfortable? That's what I think is the most important thing in playing a game. Of course there are those who will deny it, because there are some players who like games that are tense and even scary. The question is How would they continue playing if it wasn't for the comfort?Yes, they feel comfortable because they like that type of game.So everyone has different desires and views about what kind of games they love. Regarding these two games, I don't know why, but I feel more comfortable playing GnG both in terms of appearance and gameplay. I don't know whether it's because I started playing GnG earlier than DNDM or maybe because there aren't that many DNDM players (I mean not yet). DNDM is definitely not a bad game. I like that character customization is better than GnG, better video clips, and gameplay with a more expansive view than GnG.

As spacecrews diligently perform their tasks, impostors lurk, ready to cause chaos. Join the excitement in the cosmos with Super Sus, and enjoy the thrill with your friends! #supersus #supersusgame

Well,  it's strange how this game still holds up (being a NetEase game). Also it's strange how obsessed are these devs with changing the prologue mission, though I'm glad they kept Alexey in each change they made. I'm going to grind this for a while yet again, since I've got no better things to do. Edit: Grind postponed because it sucks how lifeless Crystalthorn server is

Call of Duty Mobile - Garena Call of Duty Mobile, developed by Garena, brings one of the most popular first-person shooter franchises to the mobile gaming platform. As a fan of the Call of Duty series, I was excited to see how this title would translate to a touch screen device. After spending significant time with the game, I can say that it successfully captures the essence of the franchise while delivering an enjoyable and action-packed experience on mobile.

SHOULD I PLAY SOUL KNIGHT ARENA? Yeah, this is definitely worth checking out. Soul Knight Arena is a quick and breezy little top-down battle royale that’s all about racing to find the goofiest weapons and being the last team standing. It has a fun and colorful pixel art style, an upbeat soundtrack, tons of wacky weapons and powers to find, and a brief match length that keeps anything from sticking around long enough to get boring.

Support me by subscribing to my YouTube channel as well @ShadyFoxGaming! Download & Get "Invite a Friend" Rewards: https://activity-mobile.farlight84miraclegames.com/i/sgrmjAzv Experience the intense action and exhilarating moments of Farlight 84 in the latest episode of my highlights series! I've compiled an epic collection of gameplay moments that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Join me as I showcase the skill, strategy, and teamwork displayed by players in the month of June 2023. From intense firefights to daring escapes, this video is packed with thrilling gameplay sequences that highlight the heart-pounding nature of Farlight 84.

Have you been waiting for the game 'Fate Trigger - The Novita'?, this game is the same like that. This is Aimlock or known as BTX Battle Xtreme, too. This is the first Anime Shooting Game by Glip Studio. This game is actually the Best Game to play if you like Action Games. By the way, this game is in development so it's not that much improved. The game is a Loot, Survive and Extract game with 3 revivals for every match. You have to collect a diamond named 'Rabog' by defeating players, looting and by the Chests, after that you have to convert the Rabog into BTX i.e Game Currency in Furnace option in the lobby. Also, you can earn real money by tournaments if you want to earn money (Not compulsory.).By extraction process, you can earn guns, ammo, medkits, grenades, etc. by defeating players in every match BUT, if you survive till the extraction point appears. Or else if you died, you loose everything. The game has lots of mechanics like Jetpacks (Not like Farlight 84 one.) and run sprint. The game has half indian perspective such as a Fort and Temple, and a character named 'Cybershiv'. Shiv means Lord Shiva or Shankar, a indian god. You can upgrade your characters by 'Souls' acquired from Chests. The game has good mechanics and still in development, so you must offer your opinions to the developer on Play Store. Not only this, but this game has a Effective feature. The game has 3 gun slots for match, so suppose if you want a gun but your slots are all filled with the guns, so you can put your favourite gun in the backpack. Other games like PUBG and Free Fire doesn't have this but this game is Miracle. Only this much review from me. Don't forget to follow for more Game reviews!

Well, the character customisation lacks more presets, graphics are nothing special (I'd compare them to any generic Unity survival game on Play Store), and movement seems odd, though it could just be me. Combat is okay, although it could be polished more. The game is, ultimately, and without a doubt, inspired by Last Day on Earth, which is easy to see based on mechanics (stamina, restriction of movement freedom..etc). What caught my interest for now is the story behind the so called ghouls, so I'll play this for a while.

🎮 Gameplay: Rainbow Six Mobile offers intense tactical gameplay, similar to its console and PC counterparts. Players engage in fast-paced, strategic battles where communication and teamwork are essential for success. The game features a variety of operators with unique abilities, customizable loadouts, and destructible environments, providing dynamic and challenging gameplay experiences. 👥 Multiplayer: The multiplayer aspect of Rainbow Six Mobile is a central focus, allowing players to team up with friends or join forces with strangers in competitive matches. Modes such as Team Deathmatch, Bomb Defusal, and Hostage Rescue offer diverse gameplay options, catering to different playstyles and preferences. With matchmaking systems and ranking tiers, players can enjoy balanced and competitive matches against opponents of similar skill levels.

Kinda meh. Feels like it could be the second "Will Smith The Game"... I'm looking at you, Undawn :) Horrible gunplay, cutscenes, zombies, pay2win elements from day one release, restricting equipment mechanics, etc... Pros: Beautiful map, interesting story, okayish graphics, map mechanics inspired/stolen from Far Cry 3.

Hey Tap Tap family The Lord of the Rings books and movies are a part of our life we enjoyed the movie's they are like real life RPG with different classes 😅 this books told us the Middle earth has always been filled with epic battles, powerful magic, and grand scale adventures. but what about the Dwarves? While most games and movies focus on Men, Elves, and Hobbits, Return to Moria finally gives us a game that’s all about the Dwarves reclaiming their legendary homeland. If you like survival games like Valheim, Deep Rock Galactic, or Minecraft, but want to become a real gold digger 😅 the The Lord of the Rings Return to Moria is the perfect game for you.

About the Game Zombie Survival | Shooter | RPG The world as we knew it has collapsed—ravaged by a mysterious zombie virus. You begin your journey as a vulnerable survivor, navigating through chaos, danger, and mystery to discover what really caused the outbreak. A Rich and Dynamic Open World DARKEST DAYS offers a seamless, immersive open world teeming with life (and death). Your story kicks off in the eerie ghost town of Sand Creek, where silence is broken only by the groans of the undead.

SHOULD I PLAY NIGHTINGALE? Hold off on this one until it’s had a few more updates. Nightingale is an open-world crafting survival game made by former BioWare devs. There are some terrific ideas behind it, but it still needs a lot of work. The visuals are unappealing, the servers are unreliable, and the gameplay needs a lot of refinement. Yes, it’s an early access game, but similar titles that released this year, like

I'm playing this game for 3 days. You should try this game guys, the game is fun to play and enjoyable too. The game is still in development period, so you have the time to explore the game and you might like it. The Devs of this game are also consistent updating the game, based on what I obseved and other players feedback.

SHOULD I PLAY WELCOME TO PARADIZE? You can safely skip this one, unless you really can’t get enough basic survival crafting action. That’s all the gameplay you’re going to find in Welcome to ParadiZe, although it’s wrapped in a charmingly corny comedy wrapper that helps smooth over all the parts that don’t make sense. On a technical level it works just fine and it does what it sets out to do, but this is a mechanically unambitious game that’s not interesting to play.

Playing dmc (devil may cry) and it's awesome. It's gameplay , graphics , storyline , and mechanics are awesome. It's. Must play game.

Hey Tap Tap family! Lately, I was started playing some new game's in survival open-world MMO genre. This games throws us into a post-apocalyptic nightmare filled with strange creatures, mutants, and cosmic horrors Like Rust, DayZ, or The Forest. If you played anyone of this games and like this genre you will going to love this game. This Game brings something different to the table with its sci-fi horror elements and multiplayer world-building. Yes I am talking about Once Human.

Nezha will make the crew think twice about who they will vote for during the meeting. He is very dangerous because a mistake from the crew during the meeting can cause him to eliminate them. #supersus #supersusgame #nezha

The game is amazing! I really love how the graphics are, the NPC and that there is "newbie" book to help us how to। start! Yet, I would like to make a suggetion: could we not only travel back to home/camp each time we got back from other places? I think it would be great to reopen the map when we want to travel other places ( for example from fall forest to sand castle or hope 101, etc.). 🎖️🥇✨️❤️💖💓