Brawlhalla Review
A Love Letter I owned a Nintendo 64 back in the day and missed the initial craze that was Masahiro Sakurai’s Super Smash Bros. Now that I own a Switch,…
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Brady Meyers
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loves the smell of a new video game, and playing them even more so. He enjoys long walks on the beach, if that beach happens to be part of an open world RPG. Don't be afraid to talk to him about video games, movies, or anything else "nerdy." However, be warned: he may spout movie quotes during conversation.
Super Clone Review
Not Just a Clone… a Super Clone LeftRight throws you into a dystopian future with Super Clone, though in this future the robots won the battle and the war. With…
Shadow Knight: Deathly Adventure Review
You’re Their Only Hope The world of Harmonia isn’t harmonious anymore, and as a Shadow Knight, it’s up to you to make it right. You’ll jump, climb, and run through…
The Best Android ARPGs Ever Made
The Best Android Action RPGs of 2020 The masses have a soft spot for action RPGs. It’s a lovely combination of adrenaline-pumping, real-time gameplay, mixed with stats, big pauldrons, and…
Mini Legends Review
A Cautionary Tale Developed by Max Games Studios and available on Android, Mini Legends injects a new twist to the MOBA genre. Rather than control a single character, you can…
Vengeance RPG Review
An Action-RPG Love Letter DimasjkTV’s Vengeance RPG drops you into the incredibly small town of Lakestone. Population: 2, and a ghost no one seems to mind. With only a weapon…
Meka Hunters Review
Battle Royal, but with Robots In this battle royale game, Meka Hunters, developed by Illogical, you pilot a weaponized mech, but you aren’t the only one. Dropped onto the map…
King’s Blood: The Defense Review
Nice Visuals, Mechanically Bankrupt Taking a quick glance at King’s Blood: The Defense and you might mistake it for Darkest Dungeon, but this strategy game by DAWINSTONE doesn’t play like…
10 Best Android Action Games of 2020
Action games look to satisfy one’s need for adrenaline, whether it’s taking on hordes of creatures by yourself or outsmarting opponents in PVP. In the Android marketplace, action games cover…
Ara Fell: Enhanced Edition Review
The Sky is Falling Welcome to Ara Fell, a flying continent in the sky that’s slowly but surely losing pieces of land. Elves are to blame, though their intentions were…
Disney Sorcerer’s Arena Review
A Clone, but a Welcomed Clone Arena games are all the rage these days. Disney decided to throw another hat into the ring with Disney Sorcerer’s Arena, developed by Glu…
Hunter: Master of Arrows Review
Looking For Moby Dick I’ve seen my fair share of gacha games; Hunter: Master of Arrows is just another branch of the poisonous tree that gives mobile games a bad…
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Review
Adrian “Alucard” Tepes, Son of Dracula Konami thought I wouldn’t notice their quiet release of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night on Android and iOS, a near perfect port of its…
Tiny Space Program Review
One Giant Pixelated Leap Take the fantasy of being Elon Musk running SpaceX, shrink it into an app, and you’ve got Tiny Space Program by Cinnabar Games. Should-have-been astronauts and…
Shadowgun War Games Review
If It Quacks Like a Duck… First-person shooters come and go on the mobile scene, but few have the staying power Shadowgun War Games alludes to. Even fresh out of…
Unknown Knights Review
Mindless Tapping Not Included Prepare your swords, shields, bows, potions, and gaming fingers, because Unknown Knights isn’t going to allow you to be lazy. Teamarex brings action, strategy, and roguelike…
OVERDOX Review
Transcending Genres Haegin’s Overdox strips the concept of battle royale to its basic form, shrinks it, and splices it with DNA from other genres to create something that players of…
Warface: Global Operations Review
Doomed Right Out of the Gate Imagine a physically capable person gearing up for a race, only to intentionally tie their shoes together and you’ll get an idea of the…
