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- Another AAA-caliber on Mobile, this time on Android too | CBT Impressions - The Division Resurgence Review
The Division Resurgence, one of Ubisoft's installments in the popular action RPG series (alongside the upcoming The Division Heartland), brings the post-apocalyptic world of The Division to mobile devices. This fully-fledged third-person shooter attempts to capture the essence of its console predecessors while catering to the unique challenges and opportunities presented by mobile gaming. As a player with an extensive history in the franchise, diving into the mobile adaptation raised questions about how well the gritty realism and addictive gameplay loop of The Division could be translated to the smaller screen.
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The Division has always been described by me and my peers as 'Diablo with guns,' and this description holds true. It's a looter shooter with Action RPG elements, which can be quite addicting. However, I have always struggled to reconcile the concept of its realistic, grounded setting with its RPG mechanics. Suspension of disbelief is one thing, but seeing a Diablo-like game in a shooter's skin felt odd to me. Ordinary individuals with guns in our real world, yet they need to find legendary firearms to defeat bullet sponge enemies that are also supposed to be humans. Despite this, The Division's system works exceptionally well once you immerse yourself in gameplay.
- Risk of Rain but top-down and on mobile | Closed Beta Impressions - Risk of Rain: Hostile Worlds Review
Risk of Rain: Hostile Worlds is the latest addition to the Risk of Rain series alongside the recently released Risk of Rain Returns, it ventures into uncharted territory by bringing the beloved roguelite experience to the mobile platform.
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Tarisland, a highly anticipated MMORPG from developers Level Infinite and publisher Tencent, emerges as a bold contender for the next big MMO, both for Mobile and PC, which is a pretty massive undertaking.
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Tarisland embarks on a journey to capture the magic of classic MMOs while introducing its own twists. it currently has an on-going second closed beta test that runs from November 16 and will last for at least two weeks.
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Racing Master is a mobile racing game developed by both Netease and Codemaster and features amazing visuals, presentation, and is loaded with gameplay content. The game is currently on a closed beta test from Nov 9 to Nov 28 for the US region, with a full data wipe afterwards. The official release date is still unannounced.
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Racing Master, a mix of arcade and realistic sim racing game, zooms onto the mobile and PC gaming scene with a Closed Regional Beta Test for the US region, this closed beta runs from November 9 to November 28, 2023, offering players a glimpse of the game before an official release. (note that beta progress will be wiped out)
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6/10Lost Future: Zombie Survival 7.4 Post-apocalyptic Action Download
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6/10Impressive visuals and combat but the presentation is mid | Review - Tokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains ReviewTokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains -- RPG Strategy
- Tokyo Ghoul is now back! in mobile gacha form | First Impressions - Tokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains Review
The core gameplay of Tokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains revolves around turn-based card battles. Cards are randomly drawn for the player depending on their character roster, and use them strategically in battles. The game offers more than 30 characters to choose from, allowing players to create their own powerful lineup.
- Zombies, base building, character swapping, and open world? | First Impressions - Lost Future Review
Lost Future is a post apocalyptic open world game that features melee combat, shooting, zombie stealth takedowns, and even good 'ol looting for supplies. The vibe of the game feels very similar to one of my favorite zombie games, State of Decay. Lost Future also features base management elements, where you can build new facilities within your safehouse and upgrade them for more benefit. As far as mobile games go, it may remind you of games like LifeAfter and Last Day on Earth: Survival.
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Metria is an action RPG game that recently had a global release on November 7, 2023. The game features a promising storyline, vibrant and colorful cel-shaded, anime-inspired graphics, third-person combat with various character classes, and seamless character switching.
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3/10Metria, an action RPG that first caught my attention during its testing phases in June and July, has finally made its global debut on November 7. This game showcases a vibrant, anime-inspired world with promises of hack and slash third-person combat.
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7/10A card battler with cool faction-based Warhammer mechanics | Review - Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge ReviewOh boy, Warhammer is everywhere, from its brute low-tech OG Warhammer and its games like Total War: Warhammer and Vermintide to the more futuristic 40,000 and its recent games like Darktide and Boltgun. The franchise is kicking ass on practically all fronts, beating the likes of big mixed-media IPs like Star Wars and Marvel in pumping out video game content. Now, we are taking a look at Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge.
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RoboCop: Rogue City is one of the most surprising game releases this year (and one of the most unexpected announcements from as far back as 2021). Just when you might have thought that RoboCop isn't the pop culture icon it once was, it has returned from dormancy and come back to life.
- I feel like I’m still playing Warzone | Impressions - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Campaign Review
Call of Duty campaigns have consistently been celebrated as exceptional single-player experiences, distinct and detached from the intense multiplayer gameplay for which the franchise is also renowned for. These campaigns offer players a gripping narrative, often set in diverse and immersive environments, replete with cinematic moments and heart-pounding action. They serve as an excellent showcase of the franchise's dedication to delivering compelling storytelling, character development, and thrilling set pieces.
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7/10Remembers what made games fun, but still tries to modernize it anyway | Review - Robocop Rogue City ReviewRoboCop: Rogue City is one of the most surprising game releases this year (and one of the most unexpected announcements from as far back as 2021). Just when you might have thought that RoboCop isn't the pop culture icon it once was, it has returned from dormancy and come back to life. Developing a video game adaptation of an action movie from 1987 isn't typically a top priority for most developers and publishers these days. However, Teyon and Nacon aren't your typical companies. Fortunately, they understandably want to capitalize on the coolness of '80s action movies, having previously delivered the mildly excellent Terminator: Resistance in 2019. And now, we have RoboCop: Rogue City.
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3/10The worst campaign in perhaps all of COD? | Review - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Campaign ReviewCall of Duty: Modern Warfare III marks the continuation of the rebooted Modern Warfare series and picks up the story where the previous game, Modern Warfare II, left off. Developed by Sledgehammer Games, Modern Warfare III aimed to blend the best of Call of Duty's past with innovative new elements, such as the integration of Call of Duty: Warzone into its gameplay.
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Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge is a digital collectible card battler set in the grimdark future of the 41st millennium. It's a game that allows players to step into the war-torn universe of Warhammer 40k and engage in strategic card battle. It carries the rich lore and factions of the Warhammer universe and uses it as a basis to create a card battler game.
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Gget ready to embark on an epic journey into the post-apocalyptic metropolis of New Eridu! Zenless Zone Zero's Closed Beta Test (CBT) sign-up is officially live, and this is your chance to dive into the urban fantasy world filled with action and intrigue.