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Bird (1700 KP) rated Hearthstone in Apps
Jan 24, 2018
Tony Mcfadden (0 KP) rated the Xbox 360 version of Ghostbusters in Video Games
Jul 9, 2018
Shadowreal (5 KP) rated the PC version of The Elder Scrolls Online Tamriel Unlimited in Video Games
Feb 15, 2018
Ross (3282 KP) rated Super Mario Run in Apps
Nov 8, 2017
The game is great - a clever little variation on standard Mario games whereby Mario automatically runs along and all you have to do is jump (should really have called it Super Mario Jump), cutting down on the complexity of controls.
You can play the first round of levels (I think 6 levels) but to play after that you have to pay £9.99. While I know apps are not developed without profit in mind, this is the first time I have seen a game of this profile have this. I don't mind apps where you can buy extra lives or power-ups but to ask people to pay for the game which was supposed to be free is a bit of a cheek.
There are other game modes - one where you race through 10 very short levels to progress through levels to rescue Peach, and one where you play against other players, looking to collect the most coins, but these both get old quick.
After finding out how little of the game I could play, and getting bored of the free content, I deleted the game. The lure of collecting things to build a little town wasn't enough for me.
But it was fun while it lasted.
You can play the first round of levels (I think 6 levels) but to play after that you have to pay £9.99. While I know apps are not developed without profit in mind, this is the first time I have seen a game of this profile have this. I don't mind apps where you can buy extra lives or power-ups but to ask people to pay for the game which was supposed to be free is a bit of a cheek.
There are other game modes - one where you race through 10 very short levels to progress through levels to rescue Peach, and one where you play against other players, looking to collect the most coins, but these both get old quick.
After finding out how little of the game I could play, and getting bored of the free content, I deleted the game. The lure of collecting things to build a little town wasn't enough for me.
But it was fun while it lasted.
Entertainment Editor (1988 KP) created a video about Armored Warfare in Video Games
Dec 8, 2017
BobbiesDustyPages (1259 KP) rated Coin Master in Apps
Jun 9, 2019
Some times you just want to play a pointless game to waste time and this game is honestly perfect for that. I actually have a lot of FB friends who play this so it does make this game a lot more fun because it keeps you going without getting bored with the game. Plus They give you a few ways to earn extra coins and spins for free which I'm always a fan of.
Sam Michaels (0 KP) rated Spotify Music in Apps
Feb 3, 2018
Access to every song in itself library (2 more)
Customizable
Can be free
Depends on if you pay money
Spotify gives you the ability to listen to any song at any time, assuming you aren’t on Free Mobile. The app for the phone is pointless if you don’t have Preminum. You can’t individually pick a song and can literally only shuffle play. However, on computer app and Playstation app, it is a lot more free, all you have to deal with is adds. Spotify Preminum is only really worth it if you are listening to it on your phone, becayse it does give you access to everything.
GameCritics (290 KP) rated Overwatch in Video Games
Oct 10, 2017
Blizzard has made all the right noises about being committed to building on Overwatch, providing new heroes, maps and gametypes for free across the game’s lifespan. With a tremendously successful start
Critic- Tom Hoggins
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gaming/what-to-play/overwatch-review/
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gaming/what-to-play/overwatch-review/
Cumberland (1142 KP) rated Gumballs & Dungeons in Apps
Oct 18, 2018
Awesome Free Game
This game is completely free to play, and its super addictive. The higher your level is the more game functions you have access to, so the game never gets repetitive or boring. Once you reach a certain level you can join an alliance and talk to others who play the game. The community is great, and most of the older players are willing to help those that are new.
When you first start the game your main goal is to go on quests in dungeons. Whenever you complete the required quests for a dungeon you rescue that dungeons gumball and add it to your collection. You then have the choice of starting the next maze or picking an endless quest. An endless quest lets you play until you die, and you might come across hidden gumballs in a maze.
The game includes a lot of different gumballs all of which have different abilities. My favorite part is trying to collect them, and then using them to reach higher floors in the mazes.
When you first start the game your main goal is to go on quests in dungeons. Whenever you complete the required quests for a dungeon you rescue that dungeons gumball and add it to your collection. You then have the choice of starting the next maze or picking an endless quest. An endless quest lets you play until you die, and you might come across hidden gumballs in a maze.
The game includes a lot of different gumballs all of which have different abilities. My favorite part is trying to collect them, and then using them to reach higher floors in the mazes.
The Marinated Meeple (1848 KP) rated Everdell in Tabletop Games
Feb 25, 2020
Simple easy to learn and play (3 more)
Great combo, love if you build the building you get the inhabitant for free
Start small, with only a few resources, and you build and interesting engine
The forest and the events really change the game, from game to game.
Most adorable city building game I know...