Tag: mobile
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Simplistic habit tracking for beginners – HabitNow, the free and thus limited version
HabitNow is a good beginner tool for keeping up with good habits, but its free version only gets you so far.
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Do we need a right to repair something that is ours?
Why should you buy new, if you can fix the old? Right to Repair is here to keep the ownership in our hands.
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Pokémon Unite: A surprisingly friendly MOBA experience!
Pokémon Unite is a MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) game that is based on quick and intense 5 vs 5 matches. Do the Pocketmonsters stand a change in the competitive genre of MOBA’s?
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By Odin’s Bubbles! – Shooting And Popping With A Viking-ish Paintjob
A mobile experience best played using a fraction of one’s brain capacity, Bubble Shooter Viking Pop is a leisurely mobile experience for those with too much time on their fingers.
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Angry Birds, Mellow Gaming – Unwind With Dream Blast
Simple yet captivating, Angry Birds Dream Blast – Toon Bird Bubble Puzzle is the perfect game for the in-betweens. Looking for a moment free from hurry? This is it.
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Genshin Impact – A New Standard for Free-to-Play Games?
With fast-paced combat, beautiful anime-styled graphics, a vast, expansive world full of secrets and surprise, Genshin Impact, is a lovingly crafted experience that raises the bar for other free-to-play games to aspire to.
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Love Nikki-Dress UP Queen!: Where Bookshelves Count As Accessories
Love fashion and clothing, but your closet’s already bursting? Try building a virtual closet in LoveNikki! Bookshelves and pandas included.
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Gems of War: Match Three with a Twist
A match three with a twist, can Gems of War bring something new to the genre?
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Year Walk: Searching for A Reason to Care
A game review for Year Walk, a mobile horror game that while beautiful fails to remain engaging and lacks clarity. Covers basic control, style, and horror elements. #English #GameReview
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Cooking Dash: The Tragedy of Poor Monetization
An opinion piece about poor monetization strategies that lead to a subpar experience in Cooking Dash. Includes critique on cost and substance of individual venues and lack of rewarding play.
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I spy with my little eye…. | Hidden Folks Review.
Seriously…..WHERE ON THE FLYING EARTH IS THAT CHICKEN?!
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Critical Ops, the Off-Brand Counter-Strike
Playing a shooter on a smartphone feels like all thumbs.
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The X-Files: Deep State review
The X-Files: Deep State is a fun and easy F2P hidden object game for mobile and tablets.
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I’m Happy when I stop Hopping
In Happy Hopper you hop until you drop from boredom. It won’t take long until you get to the latter part.
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NeoNinja Review
Be a modern-day ninja and swipe your way to victory in this stealthy mobile game!
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Willy The Striker review
Hone your curveballs and kick yourself to glory in this mobile football aim game!
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Iron Marines Review
Iron Marines is a fun and challenging mobile RTS and a rare gem for mobile gamers in the Free-to-play era.
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Shadow Bug Rush Review
How many #monsters can you kill before touching ground, or worse, #spikes?
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There’s No Stopping the NonStop Knight.
The casual game seems to have captured the essence of casual mobile gaming.
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Built for Speed – Retro racing on the go
Built for Speed is an oldskool mobile racing game with a fun track editor. Let’s see what this Finnish free-to-play game is made of.