GamingonPhone has summarized last week's (July 10, 2023 - July 16, 2023) biggest stories of the Mobile Games industry. 📖 Episode Highlights 📖 Need For Speed Mobile early access 📖 Space Invaders: World Defense global release 📖 EA Sports FC Mobile rebranding 📖 DC: Dark Legion announcement 📖 EA Sports FC gaming ecosystem 📖 Arena Breakout gets a global release 📖 Amount of revenue generated from Mobile Games in 2023

SHOULD I PLAY THE LAMPLIGHTERS LEAGUE? Definitely play The Lamplighters League if you’re at all interested in turn-based tactics, or are simply up for an Indiana Jones-inspired adventure full of creepy cultists, ancient artifacts, and sinister schemes. While it looks a bit lighthearted and simple at first, I was impressed by its depth and originality. It’s a worthy successor to developer Harebrained Schemes’

Hello everybody! This is Little Red Riding Hood speaking, and I have some exciting news to share with all of you. During the past months, based on the valuable feedback from our players, we have completed a major overhaul of the game and finally, a major update of Night of the Full Moon is gonna be live starting from June 30! We hope that you can all enjoy the new update and you are more than welcome to share your thoughts on Night of the Full Moon!

A planned mine escape mission that will put our wits to the test 📖 Storyline: We play as a brave and resourceful miner who finds himself trapped in the depths of a dangerous mine.  From here on we will set off, in narrow 3D tunnels, for an exciting journey in search of clues to unlock some puzzles.  As we explore the caves we will discover hidden treasures, thanks to the use of our pickaxe, which will accumulate coins to purchase torches (they last just over a minute) and other gadgets.  We will face the last escape challenges that separate our hero from freedom.  Be careful, the puzzles must be solved immediately before you fall into a deadly trap!  Trying to find the exit from each room is quite difficult to escape, despite the map at the top left.  Be careful of insects and always try to find food and water to avoid suffocation due to humidity.

Back in our day we had to turn to the Dungeon Keeper games when we wanted to torture good guys and corrupt fantasy lands. But since EA hasn't done anything with that franchise in ages, publisher Kalypso Media and developer Realmforge Studios have picked up the slack with the Dungeons series. The latest entry, Dungeons 4, is almost here, and it's looking like a devilishly good time. With a firmly goofy tone, the game will have players building a dungeon fit to keep the various orcs, goblins, and other evil denizens happy and healthy. But they'll need to contend with raiding parties from above and below, as humans, elves, and dwarves attempt to invade the dungeon and steal the precious gold and gems within.

In today’s post, we explore the Celestial Gifts, ancient and powerful abilities bestowed upon our Champions. During battle, you can capture the essence of enemies as XP, which grants you points towards your Celestial Gifts.  Since their escape from the hands of the Dominion, our Champions powers have lessened, and these Gifts are the gateway to recapturing their mythical abilities.  In every run, the Celestial Gifts you choose will drastically affect your odds of success, so choose wisely!

Embark on an Epic Adventure with 'Heroes Awakening' - Now on Lemons Gaming! Calling all mobile gaming enthusiasts! Get ready to dive into a world where myth meets strategy in 'Heroes Awakening', the latest game featured on 'Lemons Gaming'. This American Comic-Style RPG is not just a game; it's an odyssey that intertwines Western and Eastern legends with innovative gameplay. In 'Heroes Awakening', every hero has a tale to tell. With backgrounds rooted in diverse mythologies, these characters are more than just avatars - they're legends waiting to be unleashed. The game uniquely fuses RPG elements with poker strategies, offering a gaming experience like no other. Imagine the thrill of using a royal flush to conquer your foes!

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? This is a tough call. Some players will be immediately put off by The Banished Vault’s refusal to do many of the computational functions we normally take for granted in games, like clearly indicating how much fuel and resources you’ll need for a journey. Others, however, will be thrilled by its commitment to a somber, board game look and feel. The Banished Vault reminds me of Frank Herbert’s

[Music credit: "Hero in Action" by Charles VP ] Learn more about Final Fantasy: Ever Crisis here!

Synced is a free-to-play horde shooter that has players take on a massive swarm of rampant nanomachines to save what’s left of humanity. Containing both PvE and PvP modes, Synced is a game that is best played with a group of friends to take on its deadly horde of nano terrors. The biggest game changers are the Nanos players bring to heel. Like a demented form of pokemon, you can sync with a defeated nano and make it your companion.

Empire of Sin -for a serious discussion it needs titles that could be converted to mobile devices FOR REAL. I lately played the pc/ps4 game "Empire of Sin" (an XCom inspired tbs title set in the 1920s roaring prohibition times, with Mafia & speak easy bars). This would work 100% on mobile and could become THE reference of the ever blooming genre. ...but why not go some more decades back in time? What about Amiga classics like the Cinemaware games (Defender of the crown, It came from the desert, ...) or the excellence of grid tactics Battle Isle?

Jun, the myth of assassination in the resistance army. He carries the legacy of swordsmanship, liberating neohumans from the grasp of Infinitrons. In a failed battle, he lost everyone around him, leaving only the Slayer Blade and Shadow Armor. He has only one goal, to seek revenge with the tip of his blade and redeem through bloodshed. The Slayer of Devils, the Gloom Wanderer - Jun.

When you say perfection!  It's just a demo but at first glance I was totally hooked.  Ray-tracing, which iPhone15pro praises so much, was already a reality on Android since the game was released on 04.25.2023!  Have you noticed how the lantern illuminates the scenarios?  My blood ran cold!  There are some small lags here and there but it's more than allowed because it's really rich in details, I'd say much nicer than Tomb Raider.  I want it

Undertale. What more must be said? I never thought highly of Undertale until I played it. I never was even close to being interested in this genre of gaming... but it damn near stole first place on my favorites when I played it.

From Hollow Knight to Blasphemous 2 to, well, most of the Metroid and Castlevania games of the last twenty years, we've played and adored Metroidvanias for a long time now. But for as many of these adventure/exploration-heavy platformers as we've played, we've never seen one that looks quite like Worldless. This upcoming Metroidvania from Spanish game developer Noname Studios uses stark colors and an abstract art style to really stand out from the pack. That's not the only way that it's different, though. In addition to the usual exploration and ability unlocking of this style of game, it uses a clever combat system that mixes turn-based and real-time action.

Are you interested in Crime O'Clock? Read more about it in this quick review! 💬 Would you play Crime O'Clock or skip it? Tell me down below in the comments! [Music credits: Magic Escape Room by Kevin MacLeod]

A long time ago (1995) in a galaxy far, far away (the basement den where I convinced my mom to set up her Windows 95 PC), I spent an awful lot of time playing Star Wars: Dark Forces. As a certified dork who loved the Star Wars movies and equally loved the fast-paced shooting action of Doom, a game that blended the two was like a dream come true. Of course, games have changed a lot in the nearly thirty years since Dark Forces first came out, which is why I'm so excited to see it getting a new and improved release. Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster comes to us from the retro masters at Nightdive Studios, whose updates of older games have included classics like

I’m the developer of Nut Sort Color, a project I’ve been working hard on to create the ultimate "chill but challenging" experience. If you love color-sorting games but want something with crisp physics and satisfying "clicky" sounds, this is for you! Why you’ll love Nut Sort: ASMR Experience: Every move is designed to be tactile and satisfying. 🔩 Infinite Challenges: Over 1,000 levels that start easy but will truly test your IQ later on. 🧠 No Stress: No timers, no lives. Just you and the puzzle. Perfect for your commute or a coffee break. ☕ Vibrant Themes: Unlock unique nut skins and colorful tubes as you progress! Current Status: We are currently in the "Optimization Phase" and I am looking for feedback from the TapTap community to make the game even better. Specifically, I’d love to know: Is Level 10 too hard or too easy?

I found a really fun Digimon game yesterday! As you can probably guess from the title, the game in question is a Digimon game (only for PC, unfortunately) with Smash Bros. elements! It's called: Digimon Rumble Arena Fangame The game is still being worked on, but there's a lot, and I really mean A LOT, of stuff to do and unlock in the game. New Playable 'mons and evolutions New Arcade, optional and event levels

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