Rogue Land Review
Going Rogue Rogue Land isn’t a bad game. In fact, it’s the best rouguelite mobile game I’ve ever played. It’s certainly head and shoulders above the terribly named Shoot’em All…
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Android Adventure Games
Covering various types of adventure titles, Hardcore Droid reviews various types of adventure games. Our reviews include various genres of adventure games. Hardcore Droid readers will also find reviews of various types of action-adventure and point and click adventure games
We are interested in bare bones indie adventure games as well as those employ graphical elements and game mechanics. Our adventure game reviews celebrate the absolute best in core mobile adventure games.
Our writers assess an adventure game’s worth from the perspective of hardcore gamers. These are people who love RPGs, action, adventure and strategy games of various stripes. So the question of how the average core gamer would enjoy a game is always central to our Android RPG reviews.
We gauge the best and most acclaimed paid Android games. We generally cover the genres that are most popular in hardcore gaming. In other words, the types of video games found on PCs and consoles.
This concept of core adventure gaming on Android cuts to the focus of Hardcore Droid.
Hardcore Droid shines a light the efforts of independent game developers. In particular we laud those who develop games for Mobile and Android specifically. Our reviewers are particularly interested in celebrating the efforts of indie adventure game developers.
We are looking to laud mobile adventure games, more particularly Android tiles that contain the depth, richness and narrative complexity of core video games.
Alchemy Stars: Aurora Blast Review
Unearth the World of Astra Prepare for the ultimate battle against darkness in Alchemy Stars: Aurora Blast. Tencent Games and Tourdog Studio brings this line strategy RPG to life with…
King’s Choice Review
A Renaissance Fair Worth Attending King’s Choice is an RPG (role-playing game) with a choice-based simulation that puts players at the head of the royal table in their very own…
Not Exactly A Hero! Review
There’s a Hero in All of Us Buff Studio invites players to take on an interactive fantasy adventure in Not Exactly a Hero! The text-based adventure game focuses on the human…
Woven Pocket Edition Review
A Wonderfully Woven World In a world that’s quite literary Woven together, Stuffy, a plush elephant travels alone. That is until he meets Glitch, a metal firefly. But where did…
Rainbow Sea Review
A Dull Adventure Rainbow Sea is a new adventure game by Shirokurohitsuji. Players take on the role of a human who awakens on a ship occupied by seven gods. It…
Not Exactly a Hero! Lands On Google Play
Are You a Hero? Buff Studio’s newest mobile game, Not Exactly a Hero!: Interactive Action Story Game was released recently. The adventure game introduces the main character as Riley. He is…
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…
Rewind Review: Oxenfree
Be Kind Rewind Retrospection has been a common theme in our world lately. “In retrospect, I should have gotten to go to this restaurant before the pandemic closed it for…
Grandpa and Granny 3: Death Hospital Review
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Lucy Dreaming Funded On Kickstarter Within a Week
Dream On Tall Story Games’ newest title, Lucy Dreaming, was recently funded in its entirety within just a week. Their retro adventure game received massive support from people around 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…
The Guardians of Peace Review
A Beautiful Wreck At first glance, The Toolshed’s The Guardians of Peace appears to be a gorgeous new entry in mobile adventure games. Screenshots show off some of the vibrant…
Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review
A Mysterious Phone You find a phone which begins to self-destruct. Luckily, the process is halted by Petronella Osgood—a name fans of Doctor Who may recognize. Osgood informs you that…
Pirates of Freeport Review
Mixed Potential Pirates of Freeport is not impressive. It comes from the small Korean studio Wow Effect, whose lineup of mobile games is limited. You likely won’t find yourself awestruck…
Astracraft Review
Console Quality Comes to Android NetEase’s huge new builder-shooter title Astracraft will blow your mobile game expectations through the roof. Boasting next-gen graphics, endless gameplay, and hyper-competitive multiplayer, this game…
Ninja Arashi 2 Review
Old Shinobi, New Jutsu Developed and published by Black Panther, Ninja Arashi 2 offers players an entertaining platform game experience combined with minor RPG elements. It places you back into…
Dentures and Demons 2
Demons and Dentures and D*cks, Oh My! Roses are red, violets are blue. Ghosts and ghouls are waiting for you! Cults and clowns await in the pixelated point-and-click adventure, Dentures…
Death Park 2 Review
Pennywise is Coming to Getcha! Euphoria Games’ Death Park 2: Scary Clown Survival Horror Game follows the story of a child trying to get his sister back from infamous evil…
Rewind Review: Alto’s Odyssey
Uncover the Mysteries of the Desert An award-winning little gem that launched on multiple platforms in 2018, Alto’s Odyssey puts players on a sandboard and sets them loose to glide,…
