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- Today we testing out an idea, inspired from older flash moto games : Dirt Bike Moto Racer
- I am looking for games where you have to grind a lot
- 5 Quick tl;dr iOS Game Reviews / Recommendations (Episode 121)
- Similar games that I might enjoy?
- Pascal's Wager Multiplayer mode?
- Looking for something relatively new I can play long term..
- A MUSICAL STORY [New Release]
- Hitman Sniper: The Shadows review (TLDR)
- Does anyone remember the game way back...?
- LEGAL DUNGEON [New Release]
- HITMAN SNIPER: THE SHADOWS [Global Release version]
- THE IMPOSSIBLE GAME 2 [New Release]
Today we testing out an idea, inspired from older flash moto games : Dirt Bike Moto Racer Posted: 04 Mar 2022 10:50 PM PST
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I am looking for games where you have to grind a lot Posted: 04 Mar 2022 07:15 PM PST I am wondering what games you guys suggest where you have to grind to level up and progress through the game (preferably free) Thanks [link] [comments] | ||
5 Quick tl;dr iOS Game Reviews / Recommendations (Episode 121) Posted: 04 Mar 2022 06:00 AM PST Happy first Friday of March, everyone :) And welcome back to my weekly mobile gaming recommendations / summaries based on the most interesting games I played and that were covered on MiniReview this week :) Support these posts (and YouTube content + development of MiniReview) on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NimbleThor <3 This episode includes one of the best sports management games on mobile, a neat new first-person dungeon-crawling roguelike, a 100% free music rhythm game, a hardcore Viking-themed fighting game, and a unique take on the strategy RPG genre. Disagree with my opinion? Let's have a friendly discussion below. New to these posts? Check out the first one from 120 weeks ago here. Let's get to the games:Retro Bowl [Game Size: 40 MB] (Free)Genre: Sports / Simulator / Pixel / Indie - Offline Playable Orientation: Landscape Required Attention: Full tl;dr review by Activebuttodd: Retro Bowl is an American Football simulator with crisp pixel graphics, an enjoyable yet streamlined core gameplay loop with just the right amount of depth, and an excellently fun match-day experience. After a quick tutorial, our first full season begins, and we're let loose on the draft pick. Interestingly, while we gradually upgrade our stadium and manage everything from salaries to our popularity amongst fans, roster management itself only has us manage a few key attack and defense players, which prevents this aspect of the game from growing dull. Matchday takes us to the pitch. When on defense, text boxes explain the progress of our opponents, but we have no active role. During an attack, we control the play call by tapping our running back, while passes are triggered by dragging back on the quarterback, which shows us the ball's trajectory. While running is a viable option, it's in passing plays that the game truly shines. Changing pass direction on the fly to drop a perfectly weighted pass into the arms of an open receiver never gets old. After receiving the ball, we control the player by swiping to dive forwards, juke sideways, or stutter step – and it truly feels great to dodge a defender and see our player race clear ahead. Post-game, interviews reflect the results on the field, offering us a chance to defend a player's performance, or praise our fans. Meanwhile, an end-of-week summary shows us game day stats and our players' development towards reaching their full potential. Retro Bowl monetizes through a $0.99 iAP that allows us to fully customize every team, and additional iAPs up to $9.99 for more of the in-game currency we earn through gameplay. Thankfully, none of these purchases are ever needed to enjoy the game to the fullest. App Store: Here Gloomgrave [Total Game Size: 19 MB] ($3.99)Genre: Dungeon-crawler / roguelike / indie - Offline Playable Orientation: Portrait Required Attention: Full tl;dr review by AlexSem: Gloomgrave is a dungeon crawler that draws inspiration from classics such as Rogue and Pixel Dungeon by featuring the same levels of randomness, hardcore gameplay, and hunger mechanics, but shifts the perspective to first-person. Using simple swipe and tap gestures, we navigate through the floors of a randomly generated dungeon while avoiding traps, smashing pots and crates, collecting valuable loot, and fighting enemies with a variety of melee and ranged weapons. Our character stats consist of five parameters that we level up when gaining enough experience points. True to the classics of the genre, all potions we pick up need to be identified first, and if we spend too much time wandering around, we eventually die of hunger. Some may find the art-style overly simplistic, but since most play-sessions don't last more than 30 minutes, I'd argue this hardly hinders the enjoyment of the game. Especially because the style perfectly matches the neat ambient music and sound effects to create a distinctive old-school atmosphere. On the bright side, the game takes up almost no storage space, and the portrait orientation feels natural to mobile. We can even switch between different color schemes, and unlike almost all other games in the genre, we have the option to look around the level before making a move. Gloomgrave is a $3.99 premium game with no ads or iAPs. Despite its simplicity, high difficulty, and complete lack of story, it may still provide lots of entertainment for dungeon crawler fans looking for something new to play in short bursts. App Store: Releases soon. This is a review of the Android version. The dev is active on Twitter: https://twitter.com/net_mancer Phigros [Game Size: 980 MB] (Free)Genre: Music / Rhythm / Indie - Offline Playable Orientation: Landscape Required Attention: Full tl;dr review by NimbleThor: Phigros is a unique music rhythm game with lots of techno and electronic-style songs, a high skill ceiling, and – surprisingly – no ads or iAPs. Just like in DEEMO II, Phigros uses a laneless system, which means the notes can drop from any position instead of having to adhere to specific lanes like in a game such as Guitar Hero. Once these notes reach the white line at the bottom of the screen, called the "judgment line", we must tap, swipe, or hold depending on the type of note to score points. What truly sets the game apart, however, is that this judgment line can move around, tilt, or even duplicate itself so we have to tap the same note twice. This mechanic feels slightly gimmicky and is at times almost frustrating, but it does make the gameplay more challenging, which some players might appreciate. There's also a surprisingly large number of songs to play, many of which can be played in any order, with the rest unlocking as we progress. And while most of them fall into the same few genres and vary greatly in quality, it's nice to have so many available. Where the game lacks behind is in its graphical details. While I appreciate the simplistic UI, the backgrounds that are shown while playing a song consist of simple and highly blurred images that adds nothing to the experience. The game also, unfortunately, doesn't utilize the full width of most modern phones, although this does have the advantage of making the game slightly easier since there's less area to move our fingers around on. Phigros has no monetization at all, which makes the free-to-play experience perfect. App Store: Here Sword & Glory [Game Size: 128 MB] (Free)Genre: RPG / Fighting / Indie - Offline Playable Orientation: Landscape Required Attention: Full tl;dr review by AlexSem: Sword & Glory is a hardcore Viking-themed fighting adventure RPG in which we get to live the life of a glorified hero from his adulthood till death in battle or from old age. Starting as a young man living with his clan in a small village, we quickly venture on a coming-of-age quest for fame and glory. Throughout this journey, we are free to choose our own path, with over 200 different adventures and multiple ways of solving problems. For example, we can fight for our clan and become the hero of our village, live as an outlaw who terrorizes the lands, or become something else entirely. The only thing that ultimately matters is how much glory we acquire, as death is imminent and it's up to us to make it meaningful. There is no entirely peaceful path, however, so we have to fight a lot. Thankfully, combat is simple yet challenging. We have three attacks that each serve a different purpose, and blocking enemy attacks to wait for an opportunity to strike back is a must. One wrong move can lead to our demise, forcing us to start over with a new character. Fortunately, we can spend accumulated Glory points to increase our starting level and skip the initial part of the game. The game features a unique high-contrast graphical style that may turn off some players, but the high number of dialogues, rich variety of random quests, adaptiveness of the environment in response to our actions, and great audio design will definitely appeal to fans of hardcore role-playing games. Sword & Glory monetizes through iAPs for additional Glory points. Although these purchases reduce the amount of required grinding, they are completely unnecessary to enjoy the game. App Store: Here Friends & Dragons [Game Size: 274 MB] (Free)Genre: Strategy / RPG - Requires Online Access Orientation: Portrait Required Attention: Some tl;dr review by NimbleThor: Friends & Dragons is a fun turn-based strategy RPG with lots of single-player levels and game-modes, almost all of which can be played alone or cooperatively with friends or guildmates. The core gameplay has us put together a team of units and use them to complete turn-based levels that often consist of three rooms of enemy battles. These matches take place on a grid-tiled map, and to attack an enemy, we simply move one of our units within range. Where Friends & Dragons sets itself apart, however, is that we can only move one unit per turn, whereas the opponent we're fighting can move all of theirs. This is where things get interesting, because if we move a unit through a tile where another friendly unit is placed, they switch positions - a mechanic we can cleverly use to reposition all our units on each turn. This adds a deep level of strategy that I greatly enjoyed - nothing really beats executing a perfect tactic where we move all units and kill all enemies in a single turn. We do have to be fast, though, as a countdown starts the moment we begin moving our unit. Between levels, we upgrade units and unlock new ones through a gacha system. Each has unique stats and abilities and can unlock new talents as they level up, which may decrease the damage they take, add fire to their every attack, and much more. Friends & Dragons monetizes through an energy system, a battle pass, and iAPs that it pushes quite often to remind us that we can pay to progress faster. The monetization is definitely the game's biggest downside, but its gameplay is well-made, and being able to play any level as a co-op mission adds a nice social element. It's worth checking out if you can live with the energy system and grind. App Store: Here Special thanks to the Patreon Producers "Lost Vault", "FarmRPG", and "Mohaimen" who help make these posts possible through their Patreon support <3 Google Sheet of all games I've played so far (searchable and filter-able): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bf0OxtVxrboZqyEh01AxJYUUqHm8tEfh-Lx-SugcrzY/edit?usp=sharing TL;DR Video Summary (with gameplay) of last week's 3 games: https://youtu.be/im6oLvnBHFQ Episode 111 Episode 112 Episode 113 Episode 114 Episode 115 Episode 116 Episode 117 Episode 118 Episode 119 Episode 120 [link] [comments] | ||
Similar games that I might enjoy? Posted: 04 Mar 2022 07:12 PM PST I loved playing clash of clans, forge of empires, hay day, and hearthstone. I am looking for recommendations on a new game to start. Thank you in advance! [link] [comments] | ||
Pascal's Wager Multiplayer mode? Posted: 05 Mar 2022 12:57 AM PST Tittle. I love this game so much. It tottured me, and it delivers something I expected from souls-like game. Boss are so fun to kill, despite me dying over and over. So I was wondering, is there multiplayer mode? This is the game that I expected how it went when I play genshin impact my friends fighting the boss, but we know how good their bosses are. [link] [comments] | ||
Looking for something relatively new I can play long term.. Posted: 04 Mar 2022 09:52 AM PST I feel like I've spent more time the last couple of months searching the Reddit forums, App Store and websites for a great game, rather than actually playing.. I'm looking for something to dive into. Has to be relatively new, and something I can play long term. The games that has kept my interest the longest has been Summoners War, Knighthood and Valor Legends. I'm open to whatever, so anything from Fallout Shelter to Summoners War stuff. As long as it's fairly new, and something I can progress in. Bonus is if it has online/multiplayer/PvP. Visual upgrades (ie equipping a new weapon or armor is visible). I am NOT into text games like Melvor Idle, Vault or Farm RPG. Hit me up - end my misery in the search for the non-existing perfect game. [link] [comments] | ||
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Hitman Sniper: The Shadows review (TLDR) Posted: 03 Mar 2022 11:19 PM PST
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Does anyone remember the game way back...? Posted: 04 Mar 2022 03:38 PM PST It has a zombie smiley face. (Yellow face red eyes and red smile) The name started with "Dead" I think. The game consists of this guy coming from the hospital to find zombies everywhere. It is a twin stick side scrolling shooter. You can collect cash for upgrades, there's blood transfusions on the ground to heal, and barrels to explode the zombies. I think that's all I remember. It might be around 2013 or so. [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 03 Mar 2022 10:48 AM PST
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HITMAN SNIPER: THE SHADOWS [Global Release version] Posted: 03 Mar 2022 10:20 AM PST
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THE IMPOSSIBLE GAME 2 [New Release] Posted: 03 Mar 2022 10:54 AM PST
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