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Eternity Warriors 4 provides easy-to-use on-screen controls so you can get started right away. The PVP and loot systems work surprisingly well, without a lot of connectivity issues. Here’s where Eternity Warriors 4 fails to shine. The storyline and combat system isn’t very deep and won’t get you hooked right away. Also, since it’s a freemium game, you can download and get started for free but the IAPs are a must and they’re actually quite expensive.

The user interface is designed well and the minimalist graphics and menu design compliment the game well. The gameplay is quite fun and engaging. This is definitely a unique concept with a good amount of reusability. The game mechanics are well designed and gameplay itself went smooth and by the numbers. It can get quite challenging. It could use some sort of achievements or leader board function. Limited levels in the free version.

Battle Golf features a single player mode to practise your skills and a multiplayer gameplay that can be enjoyed with a friend on the same device. We absolutely love the graphics: they're simple and appropriate for the type of game. The Cons: Battle Golf might be too simple for some and it surely is too challenging for us. It's one of those games that doesn't change much through its course and is bound to get repetitive after a while.

The graphics are absolutely stunning, in a minimalist kind of way. We love that you can complete one level after another and then suddenly fail in what it seemed the easiest one yet. Plus, you have the chance to retry a level just once more by waching a video ad. ...It gets repetitive and it can become too frustrating for your taste. Plus, it's not exactly a complete game, isn't it? But anyway, we find it kind of surprising and plenty of fun to try for a few minutes every day (no more, just a few minutes).

Angry Birds 2 by mobile giant Rovio is a sequel that meets the height of everyone's expectations. The core of its gameplay remains the same: load the slingshot and throw birds against the evil green pigs tucked away within glass and wood structures. However, almost everything has been revamped. The quality of the graphics has been boosted, especially regarding animations, effects, and level backgrounds.

It's so unique that it won't appeal to all audiences. It's not particularly thrilling, but it's one that should be played at least once. You won't regret it.

The cartoony graphics are visually stunning on most devices. It’s also easy to pick up and play, allowing you to check up on your island on the go. The core gameplay is pretty fun and the mini-games are very entertaining. Minions Paradise is a freemium game, which means you’ll either have to wait a long time to build something or invest your hard-earned cash in order to level up. The in-app purchases are also pretty expensive for a building sim. Core gameplay becomes repetitive rather quickly.

N.O.V.A. 3: Freedom Edition builds on its predecessors. This is a fun and engaging third-person shooter set in a distant future. Fight your way through 10 immersive environments. Utilize a number of weapons and commandeer a bevy of hi-tech vehicles. Battle the elusive Volterites and save your human comrades!

The touch controls are responsive and intuitive. The bonus streaks and multiple game modes make for great player engagement and increased reusability. Statistics and a world ranking leaderboard make it fun to keep track of where other people are compared to you. It's far too easy for defenders to block your ball, even from the complete other side of the court. It seems that the A.I is the only character that gets to take foul shots. It would be nice if there was a Bluetooth PVP battle option, or some other type of multiplayer element.

The design is original and breathtaking. It'd be a great game to play with younger bug fans, but its just as appropriate for older gamers looking for a breath of fresh air. Off the wall humor carries you through the thoughtful storyline.