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Graphics are excellent, and so are the controls and design of the interface, even if originality isn't present within the gameplay. ...a defense strategy app for fans of the genre. Keep in mind that you'll need a powerful device for an optimal performance.

Huge pluses: no network connection is required to play, and there isn't any time penalty for your critters to level up like in some other games in the genre. Minuses: the graphics aren't bad per se - in fact, the monster design is highly decent - but the textual interface somehow feels like a Game Boy holdover rather than something fit for an modern m-game.

Anyway, this game's interesting for several reasons: it brings a sackful of moral into mobile gaming, it can be played and enjoyed by anyone as it's played by tapping on places or choices (ol' SCUMM school), and it's awesome.

In the end, a very recommendable game if you are looking for a MMO, although it's unlikely you're interested in if you're already playing another.

3D graphics are minimalistic yet neat and polished. Controls are simple - left/side arrows on the sides - and responsive. If you thought Flappy Bird was difficult, give a chance to Impossible Road. It will drive you mad.

Recommended for action players looking for something more mindful with bits of strategy. Anyway, a game that will make you think about its context for several seconds before getting lost into its really original and thrilling gameplay.

On the other hand, outfits and additional stuff are welcomed, but aren't enough to be considered a worthy fan service, making of this game something that will be more appreciated by casual management players rather than true Family Guy fans.

I strongly appreciate that watching in-app ads is wholly optional (if you choose to do it, you get access to more fireflies, which function as hint coins). Playmous' God of Light is a beautifully calm puzzling experience, great for all ages.

If you are a platformer-junkie, you shouldn't miss the chance to get into the Cordy's world. You won't ever regret it.

The gameplay's good for all ages, though; even seasoned puzzle-solvers will find it tricky to wrap their noggins around some of the more intricately timed challenges. The music's also catchy as all-get-out.