AppAdvice

I’m still pretty early on in the game, but so far I’m enjoying it a lot. The graphics are cute and charming, the music is a delight to the ears, and the gameplay is definitely something different that hasn’t been done before. Plus, the puzzles are pretty challenging, so you will be spending some time with the game before you beat it.

So far, I’m enjoying Infinite Skater as it is a nice breath of fresh air for an overall tiresome genre, but I do want to see some optimization for the control responsiveness, as it gets kind of frustrating at times. Still, the game looks beautiful with the lush, visionary landscapes, the tranquil music is captivating, and the addition of spirit animals make the game much more interesting than the typical over-the-shoulder endless runner.

Since I’m such a fan of puzzle games, twofold inc. is another winner this week. I love the simple and clean visual style, the music and sound effects are fun and bursting with personality, and the gameplay makes you think, because it is definitely harder than it looks. It looks like webbfarbror AB have another hit on their hands.

Since I’m a big fan of puzzle games, I loved Open Bar the minute I saw the gameplay trailer. Seriously, the visuals in this game are just stunning, especially the sleek background bubble animations. The music is charming, the controls are simple, and the puzzles can be pretty challenging, which is always nice to have. I love the infinite number of levels, and unlocking and collecting new cocktail flavored color themes adds to the replay value. This is a puzzle game that I will be playing for a long time to come.

I wanted to like Baum, honestly, as I’m usually just a sucker for such beautiful nature-themed puzzle games. However, while Baum looks and sounds great, the controls are a big problem for me right now, and I can’t fully recommend the game until it is better optimized in an update. Due to the current unresponsiveness, as well as your finger probably blocking the screen most of the time, playing the game becomes a hassle since you’re probably going to accidentally die a lot.

I highly recommend Crashlands if you’re a fan of hilarious crafting RPGs. Even if you aren’t normally a fan of the genre (like me), I would still give this a try — you’re going to love it, I guarantee it.

I’ve been playing Dungelot: Shattered Lands for a few weeks now, but I’m still pretty early on in the game. This is because you will die a lot, losing your loot but at least keeping your gold, and the game is fairly difficult, but it has that addictive “just one more go” feeling, which is what keeps me coming back to the game over and over again.

I would personally hold off on Tower of Fortune 3 until the developers make some fixes to the difficulty in the beginning of the game. But if you’re looking for a real challenge and are up to the task, then by all means, go for it.

I’m still early on in Momoka: An Interplanetary Adventure, but I’m loving the game so far. It’s one of the most beautiful platformer adventure games so far this year, and the music is just a treat for the ears.

I’ve been playing Swapperoo throughout the weekend, and I have been in love with the game. The visuals are just beautiful, the music is quirky yet calming, the sound effects are charming, and the gameplay itself is unique and challenging. As a big fan of match-three puzzle games, I am so glad to see something that breathes new life into the tried-and-true genre.