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.…
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Hardcore iOS reviews mobile games. Reviewing specifically core mobile titles, especially iOS RPGs, iOS strategy games and iOS action games. We assess a mobile game’s value from the perspective of the average hardcore gamer’s experience.
These are people who love RPGs, FPSs, and adventure and strategy games of various stripes. So the question of how the average core gamer would enjoy a game is always be in the forefront of our mobile game reviews.
This question of how core gamers would enjoy a game is always in the forefront of our reviews. Usually we evaluate the most popular and critically acclaimed premium mobile games and generally stick to the genres that most popular in the core gaming sphere. In other words the types of video games found on PCs and consoles.
This concept of core gaming on mobile cuts to the central theme of Hardcore iOS. We are looking to laud mobile games, more particularly iOS games that contain the depth, richness and narrative complexity of core video games.
To this end, we prefer to cover and review premium mobile games over freemium mobile games. To this end, we are more likely to review and assess paid games over free to play games. As we are more likely to evaluate games that sophisticated, multi-faceted and complex.
Samurai Shodown Mobile Review
Samurai Shodown Mobile is a free-to-play fighting game developed and published by SNK for iOS and Android devices. The series is known for its fast-paced, weapon-based combat. Players must carefully…
Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis Review
Another Remake Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis retells the story of FFVII and FFVII: Crisis Core while adding new content about young Sephiroth. The result of another team-up between Square…
Castle Master TD Review
“Right there? Don’t you think that wall is thick enough?” The architect shook his head. “No. We need at least one more layer.” “What for?” the assistant asked, confused. “No…
Kingdom Eighties Review
From Raw Fury, the creators of Kingdom Two Crowns, comes Kingdom Eighties, a standalone expansion to its hit Kingdom series. Use strategy to build your base in this thrilling pixelated…
Japanese Rural Life Adventure Review
Cozy Gaming I’ve spent most of the last week feeling like I was in the first ten minutes of a Hayao Miyazaki movie, right before a witch turns my parents…
Mortal Kombat: Onslaught Review
Get Over Here Shinnok’s at it again. The banished Elder God wants revenge, and only you can stop him. Team up with your favorite champions from the iconic fighting franchise…
Who Let The Chickens Out Review
Intrusive Thoughts Win Life is full of minor inconveniences, like your neighbor’s chickens hawking all the time. The choice is simple: ignore it and move on or begin a massacre…
Bullet Hell Heroes Review
Difficult, Yet Delightful Nanami Shindi’s Bullet Hell Heroes is as incredibly difficult as it is immensely fun to play. Like other games in the bullet hell genre, Heroes requires players to…
Dragonheir: Silent Gods Review
Small and Mighty As of late, Dungeons & Dragons has taken the zeitgeist by storm. Thanks to popular shows like Stranger Things, Dimension 20 and Critical Role, the iconic tabletop…