Author Archives: Jennifer Ansak

I’ve been gaming for decades, and I can honestly say that Dungeons of Hinterberg caught me completely off guard. When I first heard about a game mixing action RPGs with Alpine skiing, my initial reaction was… skeptical, to put it mildly. But after spending considerable time with this title, I’m genuinely impressed by how well […]

In a gaming landscape crowded with high-speed shooters and recycled fantasy tropes, MistsBook sets itself apart. This web-based RPG doesn’t rely on flashy gimmicks. Instead, it draws players into the mysterious, fog-shrouded city of Mistholm—where industrial technology and ancient magic coexist in fragile balance. What is MistsBook, and How Does It Work? Set in a […]

Let’s be honest — mobile RPGs these days have a reputation, and not always a good one. Between aggressive monetization and rinse-repeat fantasy plots, it’s easy to feel jaded. So when a game like Dragons Crossing: Legend of Dream Land quietly drops, you don’t expect much. Generic title? Check. Free-to-play model? Yep. But the surprise […]

Sometimes a game doesn’t need explosions or boss fights to hold your attention — all it needs is a well-built world, a sense of purpose, and just the right mix of chill and challenge. Spirit of the Island is one of those games. It’s a farming-life sim set on a sun-soaked tropical island, but it […]

When I first heard about City 20, I’ll admit I was skeptical. Another city builder? Haven’t we seen enough of those already? But after spending countless hours diving deep into this game, I can honestly say it’s changed my perspective on what urban simulation can actually achieve. This isn’t just another “place buildings and watch […]

After spending countless hours diving into Wander Hero’s fantasy realm, I can confidently say this mobile action-adventure game has carved out its own unique space in the crowded mobile gaming market. The game’s approach to blending exploration, strategic combat, and character progression creates an experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly different from other titles […]

Look, I’ve been playing bullet hell games since the original Touhou came out, and honestly? Most developers who try to “innovate” on the formula completely miss the point. But Valkyrie of Phantasm from AreaZero is different. Instead of just slapping on flashy graphics and calling it a day, they actually understood what makes aerial combat engaging and […]

When I first spotted The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle on the App Store, I’ll admit I was pretty skeptical. Another anime/manga adaptation game? But after investing serious time into this title, I have to acknowledge it’s been quite a positive surprise in the mobile gaming landscape. Exploring the World of Liones – Where Legendary Heroes […]

I’m gonna be real with you here. When ArenaNet first teased Janthir Wilds, I rolled my eyes so hard I nearly gave myself a headache. Another expansion promising to “revolutionize” Guild Wars 2? Yeah, right. I’ve been burned by MMO hype trains more times than I care to count. But damn it, they actually did […]

My nephew wouldn’t shut up about this Dog Man game last weekend, so I figured I’d check it out to see what the fuss was about. Turns out the kid has decent taste – this thing’s actually pretty solid for a mobile game based on a comic book. Been messing around with it for about […]