Welcome back to YouTube, I'm your host, NimbleThor, and today, let's go over the 5 best mobile
games I played last week, adding as many interesting details about each game as possible in less
than 1 minute per game.
So let's have a look at the games!
:)
Vainglory is one of the oldest and most well-known MOBAs around, so I'll make this short;
I like that the graphics are top notch, there are plenty of great game-modes, and the game
has a large community.
However, the tap-to-move controls might feel weird if you're used to other MOBAs (although
joystick is available too), match-making can takes some time, and the UI is starting to
show its age here and there.
Definitely still one of the best MOBAs around, with a monetization only beaten by Onmyoji
Arena!
The game requires online access, takes up 2.11 GB of space, is out on Android and iOS,
and my final verdict is that you should definitely play it :)
Golem Rage is a mix of hack and slash, arcade, and runner elements.
Our Golem moves to the right automatically, and our mission is to swipe, tap, and roll
through hordes of enemies, as we attempt to escape a castle.
The game has a free demo with 12 stages, and a full version unlocked at $4.
No iAP and no ads.
The gameplay is fun and it's a real challenge to beat every level fast enough to get the
"gold" award, but I'm most excited about the potential future updates to the game, as I
believe it has some great potential.
The game is offline playable, takes up 105 mb of space, is out on Android and iOS, and
my final verdict is that you should definitely play it!
In Puppet Thread, we sew hordes of cloth puppet monster enemies to death by swiping a needle
from side to side in true Fruit Ninja style.
The indie game has a distinct hand-drawn art style, and monetizes through ads after every
other level, and an iAP to remove ads, which also unlocks the last two chapters of the
game.
A fun, small, and very unknown arcade game.
The game can be played offline, takes up 131 MB of space, is out on Android and iOS, and
my final verdict is that you should consider playing it!
While waiting for the follow-up to B2B: Delta, the devs seem to have thought to themselves;
"Hey, those 'flip the gun' games have been wildly popular lately...
Let's make one of those in the B2B universe so people have something to do while waiting
for B2B 2!".
And that's exactly what Bad 2 Bad: Tango is; we tap our screen to shoot our gun, which
has us spinning upwards and onward, collecting gold and ammo as we fly through the night
skies, avoiding helicopters and airplanes trying to take us down.
The game is fun, but monetization is a bit on the heavy side, with a $4 iAP to remove
the ads that appear after every other death, and hilarious 'characters', such as tanks,
jeeps and airplanes, all of which either require a lot of grinding or buying gold through iAP
to unlock.
The game can be played offline, takes up 137 MB of space, is out on Android only for now,
and my final verdict is that you should consider playing it!
Honkai Impact 3rd might have the most ridiculous name ever, but it's a no-autoplay action game
with extremely high quality graphics and some of the most awesome skill and slow-mo animations
I've seen in any mobile game till date!
It's downsides are the energy system and the gacha unlocking mechanics, where we collect
heroes and items by chance, which then have to be enhanced and leveled up.
However, the core combat, which is split into singleplayer missions and co-op multiplayer
is unlike anything I've seen on mobile so far, and every system in the game is introduced
at a slow enough pace that anyone should be able to get it.
I highly recommend checking this one out.
The game requires online access, takes up 1.41 GB of space, is out on Android and iOS,
and my final verdict is that you should definitely play this game, as it's my favorite of the
week!
Thanks for watching, let me which game was your favorite, and and until next time, just
keep gaming, stay awesome, and I'll see you guys around ;)
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