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Super Blackjack Battle 2 Turbo Edition - The Card Warriors
The graphics are stunning, the music and sound is amazing, and there is a lot of replay value to be found here. It’s also great for quick play sessions, or if you prefer to spend an hour or two just playing Blackjack — it’s all up to you. Plus, there are two additional characters that can be unlocked after you meet certain criteria, so there’s also a reason to keep playing aside from getting your Blackjack fix. I just wish that the online matchmaking process was a bit faster.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)9.0
Injustice 2
The graphics are fantastic for a mobile version of a console game, the roster is expansive, the fights are challenging but fun at the same time, and the controls work well for what it’s worth. I do wish that it wasn’t such a pain to get hero shards to get more characters, because of course the good ones are always super expensive and costly, and I could do without the energy system, but hey, I suppose that’s a good reason for me to pick up the PlayStation 4 version eventually.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)9.0
Penarium
On top of it all, the game is fairly humorous thanks to the wacky ways that Willy can die for the audience, and the ringmaster has some funny bits of dialogue as well. Overall, Penarium is just a fantastic game that should not be missed.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)9.0
Pengy Has a Dream
It requires a bit of practice to get good at this game because of the resource management, but it’s still fun and a great gem to play for quick game sessions. Plus, the delightful cartoon-style graphics are fun to look at as you play, the sounds are soothing, and the controls are perfectly optimized for touch screen devices. Pengy Has a Dream is a great addition to anyone’s mobile game collection.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)8.0
Topsoil
I highly recommend giving Topsoil a try if you’re in the mood for a calm and zen-like puzzle game that is still challenging.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)8.0
Get Me Out, Please
If you are looking for a retro arena-based arcade shooter that has some humor thrown into the mix, then you should check out Get Me Outta Here. Just be warned about the controls, as they need to be better streamlined.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)7.0
Invert - A Minimal Puzzle Game
The only thing that is missing are hints for those who prefer immediate gratification when it comes to puzzle solving, but I think it’s better this way since there’s no way to squeeze more money out of you for hints through in-app purchases or watching ad clips. And as I said, everything can be solved by trial-and-error.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)9.0
CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars
I recommend giving CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars a try if you’re looking for a fun, pint-size arcade battle bot game.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)8.0
Vignettes
Vignettes may appear simple on the surface, but the game is much deeper than that once you start, and it ends up being hard to stop. Plus, the interactions with some objects provide fun extras, such as rescuing cute cats, time travel, selfies on a mountain, and more. They’re not exactly obvious, but part of the fun is discovering all of these secrets for yourself.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)9.0
Trilogic
There are plenty of puzzles for the price, and while they do get challenging as you get further along, they never once feel overwhelming, so this is a puzzle game fit for all ages. While you can buy keys to skip levels that you are stuck on, I feel that almost all of them can be solved through trial-and-error, so the keys are completely optional.Read full review from AppAdvice (opens in a new tab)8.0