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While the Seasons system doesn’t live up to its potential, Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is a nearly perfect turn-based monster-battling RPG.
While there are some cute sprites, I struggle to think of anything Pixel Squad: War of Legends does that other games don’t do better.
While it has a great soundtrack, high-end graphics, and a diverse cast of some of Disney and Pixar’s best characters, Disney Speedstorm is unfortunately bogged down by its pay-to-win nature and grindy gameplay.
Metal Slug: Awakening is a fun side-scrolling shoot em’ up, but the story is barebones, and the controls never felt like they 100% clicked.
While I bounced off a lot of the characters, Wuthering Waves offers features and enjoyable action in a unique post-apocalyptic world.
It offers a fun idle RPG experience with a warning for potentially excessive ads.
Despite its constant ads and lack of originality, Top Heroes is a real time strategy gacha game that offers a familiar and engaging experience.
Blue Wednesday leaves with a message: the uneventful is not as humdrum as you think. Life, the ordinary kind, is still interesting enough to be cherished.
Earn to Die Rogue features solid action platforming, but the driving mechanics feel like an afterthought.
It stands in the middle. Not great, not terrible.