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Just like you have come to expect from the Grand Theft Auto games, the visuals in this game are very good. The sounds line up with those images, especially during some of the more eventful moments. The controls work well, and the worlds are generated for ease of movement within the game. There is some pixelation in some areas, which can get annoying. The game can also be quite violent, so it definitely isn't the type of game you'd want to download for your child.

Tomb Raider II features a stunning, high-definition facelift that most classic ports don’t bother with. This game is quite fun once you get used to the controls. There are also a lot of weapons, like a grenade launcher and an M16 rifle. Tomb Raider II is a pretty heavy app, with the option to move to your SD card for Android users disabled. The game’s controls are wonky and difficult to get used to. There’s no option to remove the HD graphics to capture the pixelated feel of the original PS1 game.

The visuals here, while simple, are absolutely beautiful. The colors were specially picked so that they wouldn't hurt your eyes and get annoying as you played. The controls work pretty well, and you can change some things around so that you can actually tell the difference between colors. The badges are an added bonus to the game, which will encourage you to keep playing. Leaderboards show you where your friends are, as do some social media sharing features. The game had some crashing issues, but happily this has been fixed by the developers.

This is a fascinating and addictive football game that has kept us hooked for a while. Of course, it isn't a game for everyone and some will prefer more relaxing time-passers.

The visuals are a standout in this one - not only are they well done in the retro style, but they also don't have any bugs and still feel current. Since you do need to get all three stars on each level to pass, it can be pretty difficult from time to time. There are also some puzzle elements in this game because you can't move backwards, so you always have to be thinking and figuring out what to do next. The soundtrack is actually quite fun and the sound effects help keep you in the game.

Farming Simulator 16 brings a real agricultural experience to the palm of your hand, and you'll love organizing your stock and driving around heavy farm vehicles. The graphics are good and the gameplay, smooth, with mulitplayer options and various levels of difficulty. It's a big download, and the game sometimes lags when loading.

Galaxy of Heroes’s 3D graphics are top-notch, with in-game battles being quite entertaining and addictive. PvP battles are truly challenging. For the hardcore Star Wars fans, this game features famous locations from the Star Wars universe. In-app purchases in Galaxy of Heroes are more expensive than an actual Xbox or PlayStation console game. Be prepared to wait for a while to get the necessary crystals to unlock more characters.

The game, just like almost every other idle clicker, gets insanely boring very quickly. All you do is tap the screen. It makes for a good game for long car rides, however.

Different modes leave you playing villain and hero in this game where you have to protect or go after the generators. Weapons, hands, teamwork, and some quick thinking are the only things you have on your side. Going against you will be better players, stronger men, and some darkness.

Mabinogi Duel provides a lot of cards to choose from. This TCG also employs a unique and memorable Korean art style that is visually appealing. In-app purchases are completely optional. Each character has a gripping storyline to discover. Mabinogi Duel does suffer from card balancing issues, with some cards being overpowered and others quite underwhelming. The Android version requires privacy-invading permissions, like access to your phone call and contacts data.