AceCraft: Cuphead's Face, a Bullet Hell's Heart
Verdict: Play it.
Lift a finger to absorb pink bullets and charge an ultimate. Our AceCraft review: a stunning 1930s cartoon bullet hell, fair and deep, with laggy menus.
Verdict: Play it.
Lift a finger to absorb pink bullets and charge an ultimate. Our AceCraft review: a stunning 1930s cartoon bullet hell, fair and deep, with laggy menus.
Verdict: Play it.
Kill a monster and it comes back as a snack that heals you. Our Shroom and Gloom demo review: a sharp card loop, and an exploration deck that taxes you.
Verdict: Play it.
The story is a Solo Leveling copy, the game under it is great. Our take on the free Guildrun demo: conditional relics, one-mistake runs, and a Riot-grade look.
Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.
Don't Starve art, great bat noises, and a game that crashed on me multiple times. Our review of Silent Forest: Survive: fun waves buried under ads and bugs.
Verdict: Play it.
Every run is a new puzzle, but gold grinding gates later stages. Our review of Galaxy Defense: Fortress TD: satisfying turrets, deep progression, 55 euro SVIP.
Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.
One update, two completely different games. Our Heroll review: forced ads before every match for some players, none at all for others, and no clear reason.
Verdict: Play it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.
Most idle auto battlers get uninstalled in a day. Our review of Wittle Defender: gorgeous skill effects, fair monetization, and badly balanced heroes.
Verdict: Play it.
Boomer shooter speed, roguelike builds, heavy metal. Our review of the free RIPCORE demo, which kept us replaying long after recording ended.
Verdict: Play it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.
Roll dice, melt bosses, see zero forced ads. Our quick review of Dicero, the Habby roguelike that became our favorite mobile game of 2026.
Verdict: Play it.
A dungeon crawler where decorating your shop makes you stronger. Our review of the Fell & Sell demo - brilliant loop, balance that pulls its punches.
Verdict: Play it.
Card-draw randomness, overpowered shaman builds, and an addictive core loop. We played the free Steam demo of Orc Incremental - here's our verdict.