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Take Cover brings simple controls with a quick, introductory tutorial so you can learn how to play and dive right into the action. The cartoony graphics look good and animations run rather smoothly. This is a heavy game. As this is an online game, you will need to maintain a constant and consistent internet connection. To be honest and straightforward, this game is boring and very, very generic.

The 4th installment of the series will have you reading text again and taking decisions, where you’ll have to wait while he investigates or does another task. There are multiple endings here, so each decision you help him take could be his last, for better or for worse.

You get to play this game with actual superstars, so it is cool to see them on the screen. Plus, the visuals actually look like the people. The game is also fair, and you won't have totally bad days. I also really liked the ability to work on your own marketing and stadium, as that was a unique twist on a game we've all played before. A lot of the additional content that you can purchase seems to be a little bit on the expensive side, especially the coins. The advertisements are also a little on the obtrusive side. Finally, the game is a little on the heavy side and will eat your battery.

Crush Your Enemies! is really fun to play thanks to it being simple to learn yet soon providing a difficult challenge. Cartoony pixel art graphics look good and run very smoothly. There are far too many video ads that appear right after failing or completing a level. The enemy AI seems to have more managing options than actual players do. The cut scenes, while sometimes funny and skippable, take up a good chunk of the game. This is a heavy game.

Overall gameplay, while simple and fun at first, is ultimately generic, with a lack of true variety in the tower defense genre. The upgrade system in the Blacksmith feels like it’s pushing you to purchase in-game items to speed up arrow production.

The soft country music along with the soft-colored cartoony visuals will make for a very soothing building experience that’s a wonderful way to kill some time. You’ll also earn in-game money while not playing this game. There are ads you’ll have to watch, which may suck up your data. There are occasional graphical bugs which may lead to the game crashing, even more so if you generate too many chickens.

The visuals in this game are stunning especially of the ships and characters that get to live again. The game itself is fun to play, especially for fans. The sounds are almost like they were on television. While the controls are a bit complex, they work really well to give you the results. The game is challenging and doesn't allow you to rest on your laurels. For someone who has never seen Star Trek, this game will prove to be extremely difficult. The game is also a little on the large side, so it will take up space and eat your battery.

Twist, turn, and roll your way through a terrain that wants to leave you dead in BADLAND 2. This game puts you through the elements and makes you come out the other side.

Dead Venture features outstanding cartoony graphics that both look and run pretty good. On-screen controls are customizable and are pretty easy to get used to. The action in this game is very fun. This game will run on older iOS and Android devices. Full screen ads including video ads after you’ve finished a day. Although the controls are customizable, there should be an option for other kinds of on-screen controls, like device tilting.

Legacy of the Beast is a must-have game for any fan of the heavy metal group, as there are a ton of references to iconic albums and artwork as well as unreleased song versions. The game is light on the RPG elements making the mechanics accessible to newer RPG gamers. Legacy of the Beast, unlike its Android counter-part, requires a strong, high-end iOS device to run this game or you’ll face severe lag and crashing issues. Overall gameplay mechanics aren’t close to being deep at all.