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Drag and drop controls are simple to learn and work very well. The cartoony graphics look really, really good. This game, while not as deep as other CCG’s, is a lot of fun and has a lot of card-based action. Card Wars Kingdom is also very funny. There is some grinding to be done here thanks to its free-to-play but pay-to-win mechanics. Unlike its Android counterpart, you do need a newer iOS device to run this game smoothly. This is also a very heavy game, weighing in over 300 MB.

The old-school retro pixel art graphics definitely bring back the nostalgic vibe of playing the NES and SNES Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy games are known for their impressive and very immersive soundtracks, and Brave Exvius follows suit. The controls are also simple to learn. Unlike other console Final Fantasy games, you need to be connected all the time just to play this game. This game isn’t as deep as true console Final Fantasy games, and you will have to grind a lot.

Viridi does sport a soft colored visual overlay, making you feel instantly relaxed as you play. This game is also easy to pick-up and play, and fun if you’re a sim fan. There are also weekly single seed deposits, along with useful plant information. The core problem with Viridi lies in having to pay to purchase seeds with you having to purchase seeds in bunches, with no option to buy assorted seeds. There isn’t a lot of variety to be found in this game. The lack of free customization options will have you neglecting your digital plant.

Just having to tap on the left and right side of the screen to move makes for a game that is incredibly easy to pick-up. Blocky graphics make Hovercraft feel like a retro-arcade game. This game is fun for killing time rather quickly. You can later build your own hovercraft. There’s no avoiding the fact that this endless runner and shooter eventually becomes quite repetitive and eventually boring, with a lack of different game modes to keep you motivated. This game can be considered a blocky clone of other popular arcade shooters like Crossy Road and Horizon Chase.

Just having to tap on the left and right side of the screen to move makes for a game that is incredibly easy to pick-up. Blocky graphics make Hovercraft feel like a retro-arcade game. This game is fun for killing time rather quickly. You can later build your own hovercraft. There’s no avoiding the fact that this endless runner and shooter eventually becomes quite repetitive and eventually boring, with a lack of different game modes to keep you motivated. This game can be considered a blocky clone of other popular arcade shooters like Crossy Road and Horizon Chase.

Smooth and visually rich, Taichi Panda is more than worthy of a space in any self-respecting gamer's device. If you're a slash and hack junkie, you'll be really glad you gave this one your time.

Vector 2 brings easy to pick-up controls, which consist of swiping on your screen to jump, slide, or accelerate. Dystopian cartoony graphics look quite stylish. Gameplay runs smoothly and offers a great challenge. The blue points and orange token system isn’t really explained in this game nor is the suit upgrading program, meaning you’ll have to figure it out as you play. At nearly 100MB, this is a pretty heavy game.

This game is really easy to learn but super challenging for people who think they have seen it all. The colors are bright and make the game a lot more fun. The storyline is sweet and really adds something. Puzzle-wise, you will see things that are familiar, but it will still feel quite new. Mostly, the game is extremely streamlined at works well. At times the maze can be a little repetitive and annoying because you keep going in circles.

As you can imagine, the graphics in Blades of Brom are incredible and really detailed. It's really interactive and works perfectly - and you'll quickly get drawn into the game. It won't appeal to everyone. But we haven't got any complaints and we have to say Blades of Brim works well. Really well.

Sometimes simple games are really the best way to go - and this one does it really well. The game works extremely well, allowing you to play without interruption. It is simple to learn and you can change the way you play as well. There are definitely some funny parts to this game as well, including hilarious characters to play with. Sounds make the game feel more realistic. The only real problem is that some modes require Wi-Fi.