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I truly appreciated Dash Quest’s homage to classic 8-bit and 16-bit dungeon exploring games, right down to the awesome soundtrack, solid visuals, easy to pick-up gameplay that provides a good challenge, making for a fun endless runner that’s worth checking out.

Hardway features intuitive one-tap gameplay, fun gameplay that’s seriously challenging, a lot of cars to unlock, and a good soundtrack, and is also strangely addicting.

One Finger Death Punch 3D sports great-looking and smooth-running cartoony visuals that look good, with intuitive two-finger controls that make this game easy to pick-up and start beating down baddies. Plus, there are three game modes: Adventure, Arena, and Daily Challenge.

RollerCoaster Tycoon Touch provides good-looking 3D graphics with simple drag and drop controls as well as large intuitive buttons, making it easy to start building your own theme park. However, what ultimately kills this game is the graphics bugs, which may cause you to lose your game, and the need for a consistent and constant internet connection to start playing. Requires a newer device, and even then, it tends to lag a lot.

Who’s your neighbor provides large buttons and functional controls, making this game easy to pick-up and play for anyone daring to adventure into a random stranger’s home.

Shooters.io Space Arena provides familiar and accessible controls, making this game quite easy to pick-up and play, plus this game packs a solid challenge, forcing you to shoot and quickly maneuver or suffer the loss of your entire fleet.

Grossery Game is designed for children, and brings kid-friendly 3D cartoon graphics, along with mostly simple controls and good sound effects.

it's undoubtedly a unique and original game, as you can learn about global culture and keep yourself entertained at the same time. The mini-games are pretty fun to play, we have popular tasks like "find the item", "spot the differences", etc. You can win prizes by reaching the top score in every one of the games. The game is quite chaotic and despite its good intentions, it can be a bit hard to understand at first. You can't do much stuff, the quiz isn't available all the time and most of the mini-games are locked. It would be useful to include a tutorial in order to guide the user through each step. In addition, some of the games aren't clear enough and you don't even know what you need to do.

Road Trip features intuitive swipe-based gameplay and good-looking 3D blocky graphics along with gameplay that starts off easy enough, but soon transforms into a serious reflex challenge as traffic picks up, forcing you into narrow traffic lanes.

Guards 3D features intuitive one-tap controls, making it simple to move your troops around, and battles for the most part run rather smoothly, plus there’s a lot of strategy involved. Yet, alongside the graphics and sound, the gameplay in Guards 3D, gameplay is just plain, and while I appreciate the game's unique concept of standing your grand, its execution feels flawed, as playing through this game becomes a repetitive, boring grind.