When Angry Birds 2 finally launched worldwide in July 2015, it carried the weight of expectations from over a billion downloads of the original Angry Birds 2 core shift was simple but radical: instead of a fixed bird order, you now choose your birds from a hand of cards . You decide the sequence. You … Read more
Might & Magic Fates TCG translates legacy into a different format: the digital collectible card game Set in the Sea of Fates multiverse, in Might & Magic Fates TCG you build decks from hundreds of cards, lead heroes who grow stronger over time, and command the creatures and spells that defined the series. The promise … Read more
Hungry Shark World asks a simpler question: remember when you were a kid, dropping food into an aquarium, watching the fish fight over it? Now you are the fish. Hungry Shark World core has not changed since 2016: you control a shark, you eat everything smaller than you, and you avoid everything bigger. Your hunger … Read more
Brawlhalla has occupied this space since 2017. Nine years later, Brawlhalla remains not just playable but actively improved, with over 70 Legends, cross-platform support across every major device, and a development team still shipping meaningful updates in 2026. The formula is simple on paper, a 2D platform fighter in the spirit of Smash Bros., where … Read more
MU: Devils Awaken targets a specific kind of MMO player: the one who believes a vibrant economy is as important as a sharp sword. MU: Devils Awaken it’s a deliberate design choice that shapes every hour you spend in the game. Paired with large scale, cross server clan warfare and a steady stream of visual … Read more
There is a moment in the first hour of Wuthering Waves where you stop thinking about the controls and simply move. You run up a vertical cliff face without pausing. You dodge through an enemy attack, counter instantly, and absorb its essence as a new ability. You look down from a ruined structure onto a … Read more
Google Play Games is here to change years of pain. If you wanted to play a mobile game on a larger screen, you downloaded an emulator. You wrestled with BIOS settings, endured bloated installers, accepted slower performance, and prayed your save file would transfer correctly. It worked, after a fashion, but it always felt like … Read more