Tag: pc
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The Doomsland: Survivors is a top down zombie shooter with rogue-lite elements.
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The Doomsland: Survivors is a top-down shooter with rogue-lite elements that will leave you on the edge of your seat. From the moment you start playing, you'll be thrown into a world overrun by human zombies and other zombified creatures and mutants, and it's up to you to fight your way through hordes of enemies to survive, one room at a time.
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Pays homage to the history of video games that feels both old and fresh | Full Review - Evoland 2 ReviewEvoland 2 is a classic / modern adventure RPG game with a time-traveling theme, not just with the settings, but with whole video game eras and genres altogether.
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Evoland 2 is the sequel to the original Evoland and offers a unique blend of gameplay styles , mechanics, and graphics that evolve as the player progresses. In many ways, Evoland 2 clearly improves upon the first game, especially in the narrative, gameplay department, and length.
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Be political in this fun musical-infused adventure game | First Impressions - Road 96: Mile 0 ReviewRoad 96: Mile 0 is actually the prequel to the critically acclaimed game Road 96, bearing the same first-person adventure gameplay, emphasizing narrative choices, consequences to actions, and social commentary. However, the gameplay setup is very much different from each other, especially with Road 96: Mile 0’s focus on a more fixed narrative, coupled with musical and rhythm themes.
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Predict your enemy’s movements, or get bumped and hit trying | First Impressions - BUMP! Superbrawl ReviewBUMP! Superbrawl’s concept is simple. Predict the enemies movements, one turn, one hero at a time and win the match. Either by scoring higher or knocking their heroes out, every match is very exciting and satisfying to win.
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In Hero Legacy: Adventure RPG, you are a legendary hero who is the son of the former king, destined to rebuild your kingdom and vanish the enemies that threaten the land.
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Crying Suns is a tactical rogue-lite strategy game with heavy narrative elements and a focus on exploration. It was originally released on PCs but has now since been ported to the Mobile platform. For this article I will be playing the mobile version.
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Crying Suns' narrative themes are boasted as having been inspired by Dune and Foundation, in which for any hardcore sci-fi fans, know that this is probably two of the best source materials a story could be inspired by.
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7/10Terra Nil is a nature building / reverse city building strategy game developed by Free Lives and released for both Mobile platforms and PC.
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Flash Party is a platformer fighting game developed by XD and is released free-to-play for both Android and PC platforms, featuring a gameplay inspired by Super Smash Bros., with its own original characters and live-service element.
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Persona 5: The Phantom X is a role-playing game with turn-based combat, slice of life elements, and an anime-inspired art style. A mobile spin-off of the mainline game Persona 5, it takes us back to Japan and reintroduces us to the Phantom Thieves with a brand new protagonist and fresh roster of characters. It is catered more to the mobile platform market — a first in the series, and is now currently in beta (Android) available for China. A PC version is also available for testing, it is a full-on game client and not an emulated Android version.
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What if the idea of a city building game is turned on its head? Whereas the main objective of the game is not to build a huge bustling city, but instead to build a natural living world without any trace of technology or artificiality? Terra Nil is exactly that game for a change. A strategy game where players construct and deconstruct terraforming structures with the ultimate goal of restoring the land.
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A Smash Bros-like game for Mobile and PC just had its Season 9 | First Impressions - Flash Party ReviewI tried out Flash Party recently, coinciding with the recent update Season 9 and I got to say, after going in blind in playing it, the graphics and gameplay actually wowed me. I am using an old 2018 flagship android phone to play it and the visuals still look crisp and nice with console levels of quality that even looks better than the Switch’s own Super Smash Bros.
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9.5/10A beautiful reimagining of a classic survival horror game | Full Review - Resident Evil 4 Remake ReviewResident Evil 4 is the remake of the survivor horror classic bearing the same name back in 2005, as players continue the story of Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil 2, and his brand new mission to find the kidnapped daughter of the US president.
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After Resident Evil 2 and 3 were remade, the next logical target (aside from Code Veronica) was a Resident Evil 4 remake. I was one of the naysayers back then saying that Resident Evil 4, with its still decent 3D graphics, doesn’t need a remake yet. Boy I was wrong. This first impression is all about me eating my words and playing myself, because let me tell you, Resident Evil 4 Remake (or just Resident Evil 4) is a beautiful reimagining of the 2005 masterpiece.
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An adventurous table-top inspired RPG card game | Review - Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden ReviewVoice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden is a table-top RPG game in video game format. It has recently been ported to the Android and iOS Mobile platforms, after first releasing back in 2022 for Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
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Storyteller is a charming puzzle game where you literally need to tell stories in order to solve the puzzles and achieve the required ending.
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One of the better table-top RPG themed games | Review - Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars ReviewVoice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars is an RPG game with table-top card-game inspired presentation and mechanics. Released in 2021 for the Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC, it has now been recently ported for Android and iOS mobile platforms.
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Voice of Cards again, with monster catching mechanics | Review: Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden ReviewVoice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden is the third entry in the Voice of Cards trilogy — a series of narratively-driven table-top RPG card games. But if you’re coming into this review without having played the first two games, don’t leave just yet, as Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden is another standalone title that you can start the trilogy with, just all set in the same world. They all came out at the same time for both iOS and Android which might make it confusing for newcomers, but you can play them in any specific order.