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Hundred Days is a satisfying and idyllic management sim about making wine.

Wales Interactive’s latest FMV title is a messy step backward in their catalog.

Pokémon UNITE is a solid spin on the MOBA genre, but it feels like it should be more special.

Nauticrawl is an immensely rewarding narrative adventure about learning how to drive an otherworldly vehicle to freedom.

The Heroic Legend of Eagarlnia is needlessly complicated and clunky in so many ways, but its core mechanic could be strong enough to keep you playing it for hours.

Infinite Fall’s celebrated narrative adventure finally finds its way to mobile, and it’s a nearly perfect experience that has aged tremendously well.

Dungeons & Miners is a conceptually great action roguelite that unfortunately is a little too thin and issue-laden to enjoy properly.

This pixelated dungeon-crawler has a huge amount of variety, for better and for worse.

This narrative adventure starts as a meditation on the life of an artist before revealing some hidden layers to its story.

Rush Rally Origins brings a more arcade feel to Brownmonster’s unrivaled racing series, but it loses quite a few things in the process.

Despite some flashes of promise, You First is a visual novel that struggles to tell a coherent and genuine story.

This manic action game works well on mobile thanks to its swift pacing, slow-motion mechanics, and clever scoring system.

Night Book is a refreshingly convincing horror FMV experience.

Trials of Mana is a straightforward action rpg that plays well on mobile despite a few missing features.

Tower of Fortune 4 is a surprisingly skill-based iteration on Game Stew’s tried-and-true slot machine rpg formula.