Review | Bloodline: The Last Royal Vampire (iOs)
Bloodline: The Last Royal Vampire is a mobile JRPG that is rich in lore that will captivate the player.
Review | Contra Returns (iOs)
Contra Returns attempts to encompass everything that has made the series an icon into a mobile game.
Review | Princess Connect! Re: Dive (iOs)
With a lore rich world and easy to learn gameplay, Princess Connect! Re: Dive is everything one would want from a mobile JRPG.
Review | Grand Alliance (iOs)
Grand Alliance is a classic JRPG that takes players to an industrial fantasy world that is being torn apart by civil unrest.
Review | Mass for the Dead (iOs)
Mass for the Dead presents a different perspective to the anime adaptation of Overlord while being respectful to the source material.
Review | Call of Duty: Mobile (iOs)
Call of Duty: Mobile attempts to be a mobile title along with a Call of Duty experience and it succeeds at doing both.
Review | Attack on Titan: Tactics (iOs)
Attack on Titan: Tactics allows fans to experiences a unique interpretation of the Battle of Trost District.
Review | Doom II (iOs)
Everything that has made Doom II one of the most iconic shooters could now be experienced on the iPhone.
Review | Dr. Mario World (iOs)
Dr. Mario World is another successful attempt by Nintendo to bring their iconic games to the iPhone.
Review | Attack on Titan: Assault (iOs)
Attack on Titan: Assault bring everything that has made the series an icon to the iPhone in a respectful manner.
Review | Evangelion (iOs)
Based on one of the most highly acclaimed anime series, Evangelion has players take control of a mech and battle swarms of Angels.
Review | Dungeon Construction Co. (iOs)
Based on the hit web comic, players take on the role of Gosipriel Whimperwind as she must test the many dungeons while Tedward Shadowspank collects data.
Review | Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn (iOS)
Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn tries to be nostalgic in all the wrong ways by having a sense of humor but fails at being a functional game.
Review | Darkness Rises (iOS)
Darkness Rises has everything gamers have loved about the hack and slash in the palm of their hands.
Review | Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery (iOs)
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is truly the worst game of 2018 for defiling one of the greatest cultural works with its scumbag microtransaction system.