Watcher of Realms to Launch The Crawling Dark Events
Watcher of Realms, developed by Moonton, has announced an update to its Guild War mode. This will introduce Guild War 2.0 Version on November 13th. In this new version, commanders…
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Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge arrives on iOS and Android
“The first rule of unarmed combat is: don’t be unarmed!” Warhammer 40K fans rejoice and gather arms. Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge is now available for mobile devices. A trading card game…
Elderand Review
A Lovecraftian Metroidvania Are you a fan of H.P. Lovecraft? Do you enjoy being thrown into a narrative that pits humanity against unfathomable cosmic horrors? If yes, then you may…
The Hardcore iOS Side Quest Interview
HI’s Founder and Editor Al Jackson Interviewed on Nick Lehner’s The Side Quest Podcast Did they just interview Hardcore iOS’s founder and editor on The Side Quest? In the name…
Astrune Academy Out Now on Mobile Devices
Nestled deep in the Sternship region, the towering Astrune Academy is opening its doors! Developed by KEMCO, a new magical adventure RPG awaits in the Google Play Store and App…
Reverse: 1999 Review
Looks Like Reign Revisit the past to restore the future in turn-based, narrative-driven adventure RPG Reverse: 1999 from developer Bluepoch. Starting with the final day of 1999, time has begun…
Strange Hill Review
An Odd Adventure An evil doctor, mind-controlled bunnies called Hoppers and an open world to explore await you in Strange Hill, a new adventure game by PAGA Games. Take on…
What in Hell is Bad? Review
Blasphemy as a Game There’s plenty of lore on Hell, Heaven and the realms between. These biblical creations are meant to enforce a moral and ethical code and to provide…
Omen Exitio: Plague Review
A Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Book on Your Phone Omen Exitio: Plague delivers a mashup between a choose-your-adventure book and an H.P. Lovecraft story—with some RPG and adventure game aspects thrown in. As…
Usagi Shima Review
After playing something as intense and addictive as Baldur’s Gate III, it’s nice to have a calming experience where your choices don’t seem monumental and affect the world around you.…