
Reviews
209A Rare Title IndeedKrystopia: Nova’s Journey is a premium game and it will set you back around $5 for both Android and iOS respectively. For that pocket change, you will get a beautiful, interactive 3D puzzle game, with an immersive story, music, and setting, and with enormous content.
KARDS is a definite must-try for any card game enthusiast or for anyone who is into the history of WWII. The game will take you back to that grim part in our history, while the artwork and the historical facts included in the game may inspire people to want to learn more about the war. It is a clever adaptation of real-life events into a card game, and best of all, it is free-to-play and very positively reviewed all over the web.
Interrogation: Deceived is not the first text adventure for sure, but it seems to be one of the best experiences in the genre so far, at least for us. First of all, the game’s story narrative is very smart and immersive, and it leaves the usual blunt narrative attempts. Secondly, the presentation, both visual and in the gameplay, is impressively done and filled with simple but innovative solutions. All in all, this game is one of the best we’ve had this year, even though it is a premium purchase of $3.99.
HyperParasite is a must-try for all who love Crimsonland and similar twin-stick shooters. The action is perhaps better than ever before in the genre, while the game adds and expands the rules of these games and creates new frontiers. Also unlike the famous titles from the genre is its immersive story. And, the whole premise of playing as a body-snatching alien parasite sounds too cool to just pass on.
Moonshades is a one-man developed, old school classic RPG project that has over 100k installs and a 4.7-star score on Google Play. Need we say more? As a rooster from an old cartoon says – figures never lie.
Warhammer Underworlds: Online reviews are currently too few, for the game was released just a little while ago. However, the fans of the Warhammer series are praising it for its rightful representation of the source material, doing it justice absolutely. Also, the game is praised for its particular blend of strategy and card game mechanics, and it is described as engaging and competitive. Top marks as far as we are concerned!
Any game that can get your blood boiling and make you want to crush your Smartphone with your bare hands is doing its job properly, providing that is its intended effect. And, with this title it definitely is. Flood Time reviews are mostly positive simply for the fact that it does just that. However, it will make you pick it up and play more as soon as you angrily turn off your device and slam it down. It is tough, challenging, snappy, and fun.
Ice Scream Episode 2: Horror Neighborhood mobile game is definitely meant for old school fans of the horror of the ‘80s and the ‘90s. If thrill and horror chill is your thing, this game will get the creeping blood pump going and up that heart rate to dangerously high. Also, having four difficulty levels gives the game the ability to accommodate a wider audience, to which its simple controls complement nicely. However, at Hard and Extreme level difficulties, this game will make you lose your mind. It definitely has adrenaline screaming fun potential.
It is certainly a fun title, even more so for the fans of old school classics like Twisted Metal. The game is free-to-play, which is another plus, and there are virtually no downsides with this title. It is available on Google Play now, with no word about the iOS version so far, but at least Android users can enjoy it.
Iron Saga – Battle Mechas mobile game proves why it manages to conquer market after market. It is snappy, fun, endlessly repeatable, and it brings giant robot warfare RPG strategy action. ‘Nuff said. The game functions as it is intended, there are no “overreaching” moments. The developers knew exactly what they wanted and how to create it and that’s the general impression we got.









