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One Piece Thousand Storm features great smooth-running graphics and a solid soundtrack which you’ll enjoy listening to as you play, with gameplay that’s fun and light on the MMORPG side making for a good time killer. As this is an online game, expect a large initial data download, but the most annoying parts come from the plentiful loading screen littered throughout the game, the stamina system which limits gameplay, and you’ll have to manually stop your character to attack.

The first time I played Warlock’s Tower, I was surprised by how the game captured the Game Boy’s authentic look and feel, right down to the controls and soundtrack and provides overly simplistic gameplay mechanics yet truly becomes deep, complex, and enjoyably unique. While I dig the game’s aesthetic, please, Midipixel, give us an undo button, with one dumb mistake forcing you to restart the entire level.

Postknight is fun to play, adding good RPG elements, like leveling up and finding new armor to equip, and features great, smooth running 2D cartoony graphics, a relaxing medieval soundtrack, and a game that’s quite simple to pick-up, challenging, and addicting. During my test run through Postknight, I found some bugs, namely that the game froze on me, and don’t play for a long time, as gameplay does become repetitive since you’re pretty much doing the same thing over and over again, across different levels, with not a lot of variation.

The first time I played Warlock’s Tower, I was surprised by how the game captured the Game Boy’s authentic look and feel, right down to the controls and soundtrack and provides overly simplistic gameplay mechanics yet truly becomes deep, complex, and enjoyably unique. While I dig the game’s aesthetic, please, Midipixel, give us an undo button, with one dumb mistake forcing you to restart the entire level.

The above description can’t truly master how challenging this game truly is thanks to the amount of strategy needed to win, yet still makes it easy for newcomers to play, with amazing lifelike graphics and sounds, making for a game you won’t quickly put down. You will have to bear with the loading times and the somewhat slow gameplay speed, and in order to play online, you will have to connect on Facebook.

The above description can’t truly master how challenging this game truly is thanks to the amount of strategy needed to win, yet still makes it easy for newcomers to play, with amazing lifelike graphics and sounds, making for a game you won’t quickly put down. You will have to bear with the loading times and the somewhat slow gameplay speed, and in order to play online, you will have to connect on Facebook.

Politaire does a good job of combining both classic games to make a pretty fun blend, featuring great sound effects, good background music, and challenging gameplay for any cards fan, with night mode included for free. This game would be absolutely perfect to play against a friend, but you won’t find an online mode here, and don’t expect Politaire to provide a lot of customization options, and despite the chart, the scoring still confuses me.

Grumpy Cats does a great job of presenting a series of fun, familiar, and accessible mini-games that are quite simple to learn, but incredibly difficult to master, as well as sporting nice old-school pixel art graphics with great sound. Unfortunately, coin progression is actually quite slow unless, of course, you spend real money, making this game depend too much on grinding to unlock new cats.

A Good Snowman features smooth-running, minimalist cartoony graphics that look good, great sound, and simple to pick-up gameplay that will force you to think, with useful undo and reset butons. You will need a newer device just to actually run this game, but one gripe that I do have is with the overly sensitive controls, and a lack of a hint system since the game becomes challenging far too quickly.

Milkmaid of the Milky Way does a great job of using tried-and-true point-and-click gameplay mechanics that are easy to figure out, yet still provide enough of a challenge for veteran gamers, along with great pixel art graphics and a solid soundtrack, making this game feel like a newer Monkey Island. Prepare to have to figure out how to get around on your own, with some incredibly frustrating puzzles and Milkmaid just doesn’t last very long, with not a lot of replay value once you're done.