I’ve been on a FPS kick this week mainly due to the fact that I’m testing out a new phone and trying to play some hardware intensive games on it. That and the fact that Android users are still waiting on Fortnite to hit so also trying out a few competitive multiplayer games to hold … Continue reading
Competitive multiplayer games are a huge thing right now especially with games like Fortnite and PUPG. Fortnite especially and while we all wait for the eventual release of it on Android, there are other games out there that can satisfy your PvP cravings. One such game is Game Insight’s Guns of Boom. While it’s a … Continue reading
A casual game by definition is a game that requires very little effort to learn and very little time needed for each playthrough. That’s probably;y why they’re so popular because you can literally just pick it up and play for a few minutes at a time while your waiting around for an appointment or sitting … Continue reading
Though it seems like I’ve moved on from mobile gaming to console, that’s far from the case. I still play tons of mobile games especially since it helps pass the time and it’s just so much easier gaming on mobile when I’m out and about. With that said, I’m always browsing app stores for new … Continue reading
If you’re playing Monster Hunter: World, one of the most difficult things in the game is to find and armor build that suits your play style. The reason for this is that there is just so much armor to make and so many skills you can choose from that at times, it can be quite … Continue reading
One of the most chill games out there was Alto’s Adventure. This was a relaxing snowboarding type game that had you sliding down endless mountains and hills while avoiding obstacles and huge gaps to see how far you could get before wiping. The gameplay was solid and the graphics were amazing and beautiful. With that … Continue reading
So I recently got my hands on a Google Daydream View and let me just say that I’m hooked on it. I’ve used Google Cardboard in the past and while that was neat, the Google Daydream View blows it away thanks in part to the more comfortable design and the included remote controller. With that … Continue reading
I used to love the Katamari series on console where the gameplay was unique and strange. There was something really enjoyable about controlling and rolling up a giant ball of random objects to near planet size that made it super fun and addicting. However, on mobile it just wasn’t quite unique or fun. The original … Continue reading
One of the most unique games I’ve had the pleasure of playing was that of Portal by Valve. This was a first person puzzle game that featured one of the most iconic pieces of hardware in gaming history, the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device aka the Portal Gun. The Portal Gun allowed the user to … Continue reading
I play a lot of casual games on my mobile phone and part of the reason for that is because when I’m on the go, I don’t have the time to invest in a game that requires a lot of energy and effort. That’s why when I need a break from what I’m doing at … Continue reading
I love golf games. I especially love mini golf games because the courses can be so unique and creative, not to mention challenging. It’s been a while though since I’ve played one so I decided to check out Vista Golf mainly due to the fact that the icon caught my attention and the screenshots of … Continue reading
I stumbled upon a gem here with a game called Mekorama by a developer named Martin Magni. I’m not even sure how I found it on Google Play but I’m sure glad I did. Mekorama is a puzzle game built on mechanical dioramas with gameplay similar to that of another popular game, Monument Valley. If … Continue reading
Looking for a casual game that doesn’t really require much thinking, but does require a lot of your time? Merge Town might be the game you’re searching for. Merge Town is a simple game about building a town on the allotted plots of land with homes. Smaller homes can be merged together to make larger … Continue reading
Like many current Destiny 2 players, I just can’t understand why Bungie’s official Destiny 2 Companion App skips out on some many features that it once had for Destiny 1. Mainly, the loss of being able to manage our Vault and character loadouts via the app. I talked before about an app called Vault Item … Continue reading
How many of you are tired of apps that keep adding more and more functionality at the expense of usability and battery life? I know I am especially if I don’t even use any of the new features being introduced. There are some apps that should just stick to their core functions and I think … Continue reading
