Castle Craft – World War Out Now for Android
Castle Crashers From South Korean Studio Rising Wings comes Castle Craft – World War. The developers recently catapulted this casual multiplayer strategy game back onto the Google Play store. Rising…
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Daniel DeAngelo
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No Way To Die: Survival Review
Still Alive No Way to Die: Survival is far from the worst crafting survival game on Google Play. That’s about as backhanded as a compliment can get, so let me…
1945 Galaxy Shooter Review
An Identiy Crisis of Interstellar Proportions 1945 Galaxy Shooter was undoubtedly an interesting game to review. However, that has more to do with the circumstances around it than the mediocre…
Battleship Apollo Launches On Google Play
Star Wars Battleship Apollo, the second game from indie studio, Parallel Space, just touched down on Google Play, Steam and the App Store. A sequel to the studio’s first game,…
Mafiosi Review
From Russia with Cards Russian developer Defas releases two kinds of products: bootleg Naruto mobile games and Mafiosi. A card-based adventure and management game, Mafiosi tasks players with running a…
Nier: Reincarnation Review
Needs a New Life I went into Nier: Reincarnation with pretty high expectations. While I never quite got around to playing any of the other Nier games, I don’t doubt…
Tales of the Mirror Out Now
Ancient Chinese Secrets From developer Cotton Games and publisher, Lilith Games comes investigative visual novel Tales of the Mirror. Set during China’s Ming dynasty, the game tasks players with solving…
XCOM 2 Collection for Android Review
Welcome Back, Commander Developed by Firaxis Games and Published by 2K Games, the XCOM 2 Collection tasks players with liberating Earth from alien occupiers. Feral Interactive brought XCOM 2 to…
RuneScape for Android Review
A Legacy of Adventure A decade ago, RuneScape might not have needed much of an introduction. And while it’s still popular, the legendary open-world MMORPG doesn’t quite have the presence…
Rage of Destiny Lands on Google Play
Get Angry Singaporean studio SkyRise Digital seems to be tiptoeing out of its comfort zone with the release of Rage of Destiny on Google Play. A subsidiary of I Got…
Warhammer 40,000: Lost Crusade Review
The Emperor Protects In the grim darkness of the far future, there is no peace among the stars, only an eternity of login bonuses and Warhammer 40,000: Lost Crusade. Joking…
Defense Force Review
Full Power to Shields Defense Force is not a complicated game. Developed by Hong Kong startup The Ore Studio Ltd., the ironically named game follows a small green alien’s attempts…
Rise of Warlords Review
The Battle for Atlantis Having spent several days with Rise of Warlords, I’m still fairly ambivalent toward the game. In this mobile strategy MMO from Happy Cat Gaming, players choose…
Rainbow Sea Out Now for Android
A Mythic Adventure The English Language version of the Japanese indy adventure game Rainbow Sea is available now on iOS and Android. Developed by Japanese independent studio Shirokurohitsuji, Rainbow Sea…
Heroism Review
Rolling Through the Deeps Heroism is the kind of game that you want to like, and that’s not quite the backhanded compliment it sounds like. Created by indie developer Minmaxia,…
Best Android RPGs of All Time
The 15 Best Android RPGs of All Time Android gaming has come a long way in the last decade or so. Once dismissed as the realm of casual gamers, Angry…
Watch Pet Lands on Android
Good Boy! Rarely is a game as succinctly self-descriptive as Watch Pet, the brand-new game where you watch pets! Just released on Google Play, Watch Pet lets you experience the…
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game for Android Review
A Clash of Kings Developed by Asmodee Digital, A Game of Thrones: The Board Game attempts to recreate Westerosi politics as a competitive game for one to six players. And…
Heroic Expedition Review
Been There, Done That A name like Heroic Expedition conjures images of bold explorers braving the dangers of the unknown. At least, that’s how developer DH Games wants people to…
CyberHive For Android Review
Bee Honeys CyberHive from Russian developer Blazing Planet Studio certainly makes an interesting first impression. It’s a starship management game where your crew is primarily made up of provocatively dressed…
