When I first launched How Many Dudes?, I honestly expected another goofy physics-based strategy game where I’d laugh for an hour and move on. Instead, I lost an entire weekend experimenting with ridiculous armies, watching skeletons overrun bosses, and trying to answer questions that no serious strategy game has ever dared to ask. Can an…
When I first jumped into Hololive Dreams, I expected another colorful mobile gacha that would keep me busy for a few days before I moved on. Instead, I found something that surprised me. After spending years playing rhythm games, RPGs, and dozens of live-service titles, it’s refreshing to see a game that actually mixes its…
The first thing that surprised me about Guildrun wasn’t the combat. It was how quickly the game convinced me to stop thinking in terms of fixed classes. Most autobattlers quietly push players toward a handful of predictable strategies. You usually know which tank belongs in front, which carry belongs in the back, and which support…
