Articles for tag: Mobile Games

May 9, 2024

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Soul Strike: Is This Idle RPG Worth Your Time?

Soul Strike, the latest idle RPG from Com2uS Holdings, landed with a bang and quickly hit a million downloads. As someone who enjoyed Summoners War, I was eager to see how this new take on idle progression would stack up. Spoiler alert: the core systems are solid, the visuals are appealing, but the relentless summons and monetization threaten to choke the fun. Last updated on: Gameplay Loop At its heart, Soul Strike is an idle RPG where your hero auto-attacks and uses abilities while you focus on gearing up, summoning support, and optimizing your build. Here’s how the main systems

May 3, 2024

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Boxes: Lost Fragments Game Review

Boxes: Lost Fragments Game Review — Is It Worth Playing?

Boxes: Lost Fragments is a casual puzzle game created by Big Loop Studios and released by Snapbreak in February 2024. It’s available on mobile app stores and Steam and offers a free demo that allows you to play the first two chapters (about 10 puzzle boxes) for free.  I was drawn in by the look of the game — it seemed mysterious and beautiful, so I decided to give it a go. And I wasn’t disappointed.  Overall, this is a perfect quick and fun game to play on a lazy afternoon. It’s equally challenging and pretty, and it will give

April 10, 2024

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AFK Journey: Is This Game Worth the Hype (and Your Time)?

AFK Journey’s ads were everywhere at one point. You couldn’t watch a YouTube video or go to social media without seeing it (just me?). And after skipping dozens of these, I finally caved. What’s the deal? Is this game actually any good, or is it just another mobile ad blitz designed to lure players in? Launched in December 2023 by a relatively unknown developer, AFK Journey has managed to rack up over 1 million downloads in less than six months and it’s one of the best gacha games nowadays. It’s available both on PC and mobile, and you can seamlessly

March 14, 2024

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Reverse: 1999 Review (2026) — Time-Travel Gacha Done Right

Reverse: 1999 is a turn-based tactical RPG developed by Bluepoch. It launched in Mainland China on May 31, 2023, and was released globally on October 26, 2023. Lately, the mobile games I’ve been playing were not living up to my standards. To be completely honest, I’ve been losing faith in finding good mobile games to enjoy. I started thinking that all mobile games were turning into fast cash grabs, with constantly pushing a bunch of packs to progress in the game.  That or they’ve turned into unhinged ad simulators where in order to play a game for 30 seconds, you

March 7, 2024

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Dragon City Mobile Review – Fun Dragons, Frustrating Gameplay

Dragon City Mobile is a game developed and published by Socialpoint, and to be completely honest, I first heard about it in a Beast Philanthropy video. That little shout-out caught my attention — if the developers are backing a good cause, maybe I could return the favor and give their game a shot. What I didn’t expect was to stumble across a mobile juggernaut: over 100 million downloads and a 4.8-star rating on Google Play. Naturally, I thought, how have I never played this before? That was about to change. Last updated on: The Gameplay Loop: Breed, Feed, Wait, Repeat

February 19, 2024

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Chronicle of Infinity Game Review

Chronicle of Infinity is a game made by NEOCRAFT LIMITED, and with over a million downloads in less than a year, I wanted to see for myself if it’s a success. I mean, it has 4.7 stars on the Play Store and 4.8 stars on the App Store. Surely we can trust their rating system to let us know what games are good and worth our time? Well, I’ll be the judge of that. Chronicle of Infinity is a mobile RPG game and from the get-go, I must admit that it does look absolutely beautiful. The graphics are top-tier, especially

February 8, 2024

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Summoners War: Sky Arena – A Decade Later, Still Summoning

Summoners War: Sky Arena is a mobile turn-based strategy game developed by Com2uS, originally released all the way back in 2014. And I’ve been an occasional Summoners War enjoyer ever since it launched. Some of it is because I genuinely like the game, but it’s also a little personal for me. You see, this is the game my wife and I started playing together when we first started dating. One of my favorite early memories together is us curled up under a blanket, coffee mugs in hand, theory-crafting how to improve our teams. The game became our shared hobby, and

January 27, 2024

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Dragon Ball Legends Review (2026): Is It Still Worth Playing?

If you’re a Dragon Ball fan (or just someone who likes watching over-the-top fights with energy blasts and gravity-defying hair), you’ve probably wondered which mobile game is worth your time. Enter Dragon Ball Legends—a fast-paced, action-packed brawler that promises to bring the anime’s intensity straight to your phone. But is it actually one of the best Dragon Ball games, or just another flashy mobile cash grab? I’ve spent way too many hours testing this one out (for research, of course), and I’m here to break it down for you. We’ll go over the combat, progression system, and whether it’s fun

January 17, 2024

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Last Awakened Ninja Game Review: Is It Worth Playing?

Important Note: There are dozens of games like this one on Google Play. Each is about Naruto and they usually play out exactly the same. Allegedly, there are some shady business practices and Google Play seems to be shutting them down. But whenever one disappears, another one with a slightly different name appears. They even have the same graphics. So, just be aware and don’t download any Naruto games that look anything like the one below. Last Awakened Ninja is the first out of many mobile games I will be going through in search of really good ones. It was

January 10, 2024

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The Truth About Mobile Gaming in 2026: What No One Tells You

Everyone’s got a smartphone, and in 2026, that means nearly everyone’s a gamer, too. But here’s the surprise: mobile games now earn more money than PC and console games combined. Wild, right? With free-to-play as the dominant model, it’s easy to assume these games aren’t swimming in cash. But they absolutely are, and every major studio wants in. That’s why this space is overflowing with flashy titles, shady monetization, and the occasional gem worth playing. Mobile games have larger revenue than PC and Console games combined. So it doesn’t come as a surprise that every major gaming company wants a