ShadowWolf

Impressive open-world survival

Undawn surprised me with the quality of its open world. Skyforge City floating in the clouds is breathtaking. The survival mechanics are solid — crafting, base building, and the day/night cycle keep things interesting. The Demonic Eye boss is genuinely challenging. Co-op with friends makes it even better.

GTA-inspired but needs work

Free City tries to be GTA on mobile and partially succeeds. The open world is decent, car customization is fun, and the parkour mechanics are surprisingly good. But the game feels unpolished — NPC AI is basic, missions get repetitive, and there are frequent bugs. Still in early stages though, so I'm hopeful.

Best optimized BR game

What I love about Free Fire is how well it runs on ANY device. My old phone handles it perfectly. The ranked system is addictive, and the new Moko character is fun to play. Clash Squad is my favorite mode — it's like a mini tournament every match. The community is huge in SEA and South America.

Great gunplay, too many bots in BR

Multiplayer is fantastic — the weapon balance this season feels good. But Battle Royale still fills lobbies with bots even in higher ranks. It makes wins feel less satisfying. The DMZ Recon mode is a step in the right direction though. Overall still a must-play for FPS fans.

Skill-based shooter, refreshing

In a mobile market flooded with aim-assist and auto-fire, Valorant Mobile stands out as a genuinely skill-based FPS. No pay-to-win, no stat-boosting skins — pure skill. The Yoru and Clove nerfs were needed for mobile balance. The only learning curve is adapting to touchscreen precision, but gyroscope helps a lot.