Finnish developer 10tons has announced that their rogue-lite, Tesla Force, will release for iOS on 19th August as a premium title. You might already be familiar with the game since it previously launched on PC, PS4 and Nintendo Switch.

It is an evolution of their previous game, Tesla vs Lovecraft and once again sees players facing off against hordes of cosmic nightmares in a bid to send them back to the abyss. According to the developer, it maintains the core concept of the previous game but introduces new gameplay elements alongside sleeker visuals. You can check out some gameplay in the video below.

Back in February of 2021, Genshin Impact added an event called Theater Mechanicus as part of its big Lantern Rite festivities. This mode was a sort of tower defense game that challenged players to build death traps of elemental towers against waves and waves of Hilichurls, Ruin Guards, Abyss Mages, and other common Genshin Impact foes.

The major twist with the event was that your character's power completely didn't matter. Whether you were a whale with a full bench of maxed out, S-tier, five-star adventurers or a free player with nothing of the sort, Theater Mechanics was an accessible, challenging, and super-satisfying event to take on in single-player or co-op. The only bummer about the whole thing was that Theater Mechanicus was a time-limited event and it disappeared after just a couple of weeks.

Miniclip has announced that their enduringly popular game, 8 Ball Pool, has earned itself a Guinness World Record for the Most Downloaded Mobile Pool Game. It's an incredibly specific award - as they often are - but once you've seen the download numbers, it certainly seems justified.

Since it first launched in 2013, the game has been downloaded a staggering 796,721,888 times. It enjoys 260 million hours of playtime each time, which is apparently the equivalent of potting 4000 balls every second.

It is on this 10th entry in the Divinity - Original Sin 2 Gameplay Journal that I completely found myself at a loss of what to do. After trekking back to Amadia to bask in the praise for rescuing Gareth, I found myself with some clear instructions but not a good sense of how to perform them.

The plan itself is simple: steal a boat to get off this island. It seems the best chance to do that is to pick up some weapons that can pacify the Shriekers guarding the harbor. Those weapons are hidden away in the tomb of someone named Braccus Rex, which was easy enough to find, but all I could find there was a blocked door, rude skeleton, and not much else to go on.

Developer Lazy Kiwi and publisher Plug in Digital Games have announced a new platformer that's heading for iOS, Android and PC on September 7th. It's called Blon is available to pre-order now on the aforementioned platforms.

It promises to be a particularly challenging game as you hop through its various stages with the end goal of defeating your mad brother to save the rest of your family. You will play as the titular Blon, a blob who will look to rebuild their family castle, which will help improve their abilities.

Steam Link Spotlight is a feature where we look at PC games that play exceptionally well using the Steam Link app. Our last entry looked at Roguebook. Read about how it plays using Steam Link over here.

For this entry, we looked at what would probably make a good case for reinterpreting Doom as a turn-based affair tuned for mobile. Jupiter Hell may not be on the App Store, but it sure as heck feels like it should, and it brings sci-fi horror, heavy metal, gore, and gunplay together in ways that remind me of old-school 90s shooter aesthetics.

Zen Pinball Party is an upcoming Apple Arcade game from ZEN Studios that will feature 12 different tables sporting various DreamWorks Animation and Hasbro brands. It promises to deliver the ultimate pinball experiences. The developers haven't announced a release date yet, but we know it's arriving soon.

According to ZEN Studios, it boasts the best physics simulation in digital pinball, something that's obviously important to any pinball game since watching the ball ricochet around the table is a large part of the enjoyment. You can check out some gameplay for Zen Pinball Party in the video below.

Bytro Labs has released a brand new strategy game called Iron Order 1919 for iOS and Android devices. It takes place in an alternate universe where several technological breakthroughs allowed for the creation of Mechs, which promptly replaced regular soldiers on the battlefield thanks to their incredible firepower. Unfortunately, these changes also meant that WW1 didn't end.

It is not just Mechs that this technological leap provided either. Players can also make use of walking airfields and flying fortresses that can deploy artillery. The nations themselves will still draw influence from their real-life counterparts but with notable differences in their ideology and changes in borders.

Garena Free Fire is well-known for teaming up with a variety of different people and organisations. Whether that's sports stars, musicians or even TV shows, they love doing collaborations. Their latest is with Brazilian Football Confederation, a partnership that will run for two years and includes all Brazilian football teams, including the men's national team.

It's a collaboration that certainly makes sense on paper; both Free Fire and football are incredibly popular in Brazil. The partnership will include Free Fire activations at Brazil football matches and exclusive skins and in-game items that players around the world can get.

Garena Free Fire will soon celebrate its fourth anniversary with a series of celebrations, starting with the addition of DJs Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike as playable characters. Meanwhile, Spawn Island will be redecorated to act as a sneak preview for more of the anniversary events.

It's not the first time Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike have found themselves involved in Free Fire, either. The duo previously created the theme song for Free Fire's Rampage Campaign but will now join the game's ever-growing character roster. They will become available on 6th August, and you can check them out by logging in.

Test your ability to dodge cone-shaped enemy views with Fatal Funnel, the latest title from indie dev Minidragon. The low-poly action game lets you draw simple lines to direct agents across a dangerous - or fatal - funnel, blasting your way through enemies and making it out of tricky levels alive.

Procedurally generated levels are a mark of roguelite RPGs, but how often do you come across one that’s truly made for mobile? UnderKnight takes everything that’s cool about the genre and packages it in a handy, device-friendly package with its bite-sized, one-thumb gameplay. This innovative portrait control system is easy to learn but hard to master, as players will have to be quick to adapt to the changing environments and engaging battles.

I've been playing Luca Redwood's latest release, Infinity Island, for almost a week now, and I'm a little perplexed. The mind behind innovative, premium titles like 10000000 and Photographs put out an idle game fueled by ads and in-app purchases that is remarkable mostly by how pedestrian it is.

In it, you collect little pets on a cartoonish desert island by launching a hook out to sea to retrieve boxes of loot. These pets produce currency automatically that you can use to purchase various upgrades, almost all of which serve to help you produce currency faster. At various points throughout the game, you can also opt to watch ads to double your rewards or make in app purchases to accelerate your progress. If you ever reach a state where progression seems to plateau, the game offers to reset (or "Infinity") your island and allow you to spend some other currency to accelerate your progression rate on the new island.

Puzzle Brawl is a match-3 game that's available now for Android and in select regions for iOS. Developer Skyborne Games describes it as a mixture of Clash Royale's metagame, Empires & Puzzles' match-3 combat and League of Legend's game design principles. It certainly sounds intriguing, doesn't it?

Before each match, players will select up to five different heroes, which are known as brawlers. They will then battle against another player's defense team by matching coloured tiles. As players continue to battle, they will move through 10 different arenas until they reach the challenger arena.

LINE Games' Smash Legends has received a new update, which means the start of SMASH PASS Season 5: Wolves Streets. Among other things, this sees the addition of the game's 16th legend, Wolfgang.

Wolfgang draws inspiration from the big bad wolf in Little Red Riding Hood and is the first assassin character to boast a debuff skill. Players can get this new character by reaching the 15th stage of the SMASH PASS. Of course, other rewards can be earned along the way, including Keys, Boxes and Emojis.