Free Fire x NARUTO SHIPPUDEN

Free Fire is proof that in mobile gaming, accessibility and adaptability can outweigh pure graphical fidelity — especially when paired with aggressive live-service execution.

Tsuki's Odyssey

Tsuki's Odyssey offers a cozy idle adventure with delightful customization and a relaxing pace, perfect for short breaks.

Zombie Waves

Zombie Waves is a compelling addition to the mobile gaming landscape, blending survival, action, and RPG elements into a cohesive and enjoyable experience.

EA SPORT FC 25

EA SPORTS FC 25 earns its keep by changing how you think about your team, not just how you time your green-timed shots

FIFA Rivals - Mobile Football

"FIFA Rivals - Mobile Football" successfully captures the essence of football in a mobile format, combining team management, real-time gameplay, and competitive features.

FIFA 23

FIFA 23 is not just the end of an era — it’s a confident send-off that consolidates EA’s football dominance while signaling the future of connected, live-service sports gaming.

99 Nights in the Wild West

99 Nights in the Wild West is an immersive open-world adventure game that transports players to the iconic landscapes of the American frontier during the age of cowboys, outlaws, and lawmen.

Escape from Tarkov

Escape from Tarkov delivers a hardcore survival FPS adventure with its realistic combat and deep progression, celebrating a unique tactical experience.

Roblox: Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits delivers a thrilling action-adventure on Roblox with its diverse combat and social gameplay, celebrating the quest for power.

Dress to Impress

"Dress to Impress" successfully combines creativity, competition, and social interaction in a visually captivating environment.

PEAK

PEAK delivers a thrilling cooperative survival adventure with its dynamic climbs and team spirit, celebrating the joy of scaling together.

Roblox: Grow a Garden

Roblox: Grow a Garden offers a refreshing, slower-paced take on Roblox gameplay, where patience, creativity, and community are more important than reflexes or competition