All game reviews

Verdict: Play it.

Every turret, tile and spell is a card in your deck. Our Tower Tactics II review: the mix works, but one hero leaks first waves and the other can barely lose.

Verdict: Maybe.

Any beast can carry any skill, but the shop decides what you get. Our Deck Beasts demo review: decks too big to plan around and wipes you can't read.

Verdict: Play it.

Three hours of trying to break it, and every build met its counter. Our review of Batomon Showdown: deep async PvP held back by a cramped 10-slot roster.

Verdict: Play it.

No overwatch, no reaction fire, and a squad left in the open gets shredded. Our review of the Menace demo: deep squad loadouts and brutal cover-or-die combat.

Verdict: Play it.

It took me 18 runs to win once. Deified review: every relic slot is a trade and shopping can start the fight, but die mid-run and there is no second chance.

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.

An unskippable ad after every single match, and you are probably fighting bots. Our Color Clash review: sharp card battles, three separate no-ads packs.

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: 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.

Cozy yarn-unwrapping puzzles your kids can play, with an ad after every single level. Our review of Woolscape 3D: what's relaxing and what gets annoying.

Verdict: Maybe.

Matches end in 45 seconds and skill beats spending. Our Thetan Immortal review: sharp archer duels from a game that has worn a beta tag for years.

Verdict: Play it.

A toy car searching for the boy who owns it. Lost Host demo review: great sound, controls that take ten minutes to click, and progress you can permanently miss.

Verdict: Maybe.

No ads, no cash shop, and challenges straight from the show. Our review of Squid Game: Unleashed, a solid free party game that Fall Guys still does better.

Verdict: Play it.

A factory game that discourages mega bases. Our review of the Industronaut demo: a peaceful automation loop that badly needs a data UI.

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.

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.

Our review of HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon - a brutal hand-drawn dungeon crawler that opens badly and then eats your whole weekend.

Verdict: Play it.

A Vampire Survivors-style bullet hell where gear matters less than it looks and the real fight is the swarm. Our review of the free demo, with a clear verdict.

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.

Verdict: Play it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

A one-tap rope swinging game where every fall shatters you into pieces, and that is the best part. Our review of KITAUT: the swings, the ads, and my 172.

Verdict: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Every reward, upgrade and bit of progress sits behind an ad. Our Lucky Guy review: a defense game with no strategy, where pure luck decides who survives.

Verdict: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

The ads show fast action. The game is a slow farming grind with pals that copy Pokémon and Palworld. Our review of Palmon: Survival, and why to skip it.

Verdict: Play it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Your pirate crew keeps fighting while you are away. Our review of Bounty Bash: flashy idle combat, constant loot, frequent updates, and ads you can ignore.

Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Idle RPGs are supposed to play themselves. Our review of Lootborn Warriors: great combat, AFK farming that burns tokens, and gear stats that do nothing.

Verdict: Play it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Tap to mine, then drown in menus. Our review of Dig-Dig Rush: over 20 progression systems, art you never get to look at, and ads that never push you.

Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

The first hour of XP Hero is a blast. Then something changes and never stops. Our review: fun stickman hack and slash that becomes a grindy slog unless you pay.

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: 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: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

A permanent ad under the gameplay buttons and a $105 yearly premium. Our review of Legend of Gladiator: a greedy idle clicker that got boring in 40 minutes.

Verdict: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Blasting zombies from a weaponized gaming chair while streaming it. Our Lazy Apocalypse review: a fun idea buried under repetition and constant ads.

Verdict: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Adorable pixel cats, a polished office empire, and an ad after every reward. Our review of Office Cat: the charm runs out in half an hour, the ads don't.

Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Looks like Studio Ghibli made an idle game, plays like an ad marathon. Our review of My Sushi Story: cozy sushi sim, ads at every tap.

Verdict: Play it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

A stray cat parade walks across the screen while you tap for faith. Our review of Medieval Idle Prayer: lovely manuscript art, slow progress, ad-locked rewards.

Verdict: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Time-gated buildings, one free build slot, and hero shards behind random pulls. Our Whiteout Survival review: a Frostpunk look with a cash grab underneath.

Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Drones, bombs, relics, and a boss obelisk every 20 minutes, all with zero ads. Our review of Idle Obelisk Miner, an idle game with far more depth than usual.

Verdict: Skip it. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

You have seen the ads, and they do not match the game. Our review of Last Z: Survival Shooter: fun zombie blasting buried under timers and paywalls.

Verdict: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

A post-apocalyptic idle city builder with no forced ads and gems in everything else. Our quick review of Post Apo Tycoon on mobile.

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: Maybe. Quick take based on a YouTube Short.

Flashing menus, a tutorial that calls you boss, upgrades a wheel spins for you. Our review of Hero Factory - Idle Tycoon. Verdict: Maybe, if you are desperate.