Sports (5873 programs)

Pros: Unrivaled gameplay realism. Freely choose preferred team. Real-time matches and live weekly updates. Wide range of clubs and legend players to sign up.

Cons: Requires huge amount of storage space. A stable connection is necessary when playing online matches.

Pros: Authentic player characteristics. Tactile gameplay. Immersive audio and visual elements. Great customization options.

Cons: Some online features may be retired. Connection and network issues forces app closure. Faulty foul system. Button commands not responding.

Pros: More than 500 batting shots added. Bigger and better real-time multiplayer game. Supports manual fielding and catching. Additional shot map.

Cons: Ads can interrupt game experience oft-times.

Pros: Good graphics and animation. Covers both gameplay and management aspects of soccer. Offers a lot of content and achiements.

Cons: Unintuitive controls can't be remapped.

Pros: With multiple game modes to play. Realistic stunning graphics. Free rewards daily. Easy-to-learn the game.

Cons: Too many obstructive pop-ups.

Pros: Enhanced movement and control make for a satisfying gaming experience. A range of options keeps gameplay fresh and exciting. Social features allow for sharing and friendly competition.

Cons: Limited licensing. Simplified graphics and reduced content.

Pros: Simple gameplay. Decent graphics and animation. Easy controls. Four playable modes.

Cons: Prone to lagging and freezing. Too much ads.

Pros: A full range of varied shots may be attempted. Fun RCPL auction side-mission. Best cricket game of its era. Brilliant quality for what is actually a free game.

Cons: Character modelling is behind the times. The graphics need overhauling. Voice acting is pretty bad. AI enemy has hitting-for-six gaming advantage.

Pros: Multiple game modes including MyCareer and Season Mode. Strong basketball simulation mechanics. Impressive presentation for a mobile game. Engaging player progression and career system.

Cons: Touch controls can feel cramped at times. Not as polished as the console version.

Pros: The graphics. The realism. The number of players.

Cons: Playability makes a step backwards.

Pros: Comprehensive selection of real-world cricket players. Simulates real cricket stadiums worldwide. A wide range of game modes. Competitive multiplayer gameplay.

Cons: Infrequent technical glitches.

Pros: Realistic ball physics for authentic pool gameplay. Wide range of modes: 8-ball, 9-ball, and tournaments. Intuitive controls and simple user interface. Customization options for cues and tables. Highly replayable with online multiplayer and ranking system.

Cons: Occasional connectivity issues. Customization options may require in-game purchases. Gameplay can feel repetitive over time.

Pros: Online drafts add a more competitive layer than basic pack opening. Large card collection and squad-building systems give the game lasting goals.

Cons: Competitive features depend heavily on an internet connection. The pack-based progression loop can start to feel repetitive.

Pros: Comprehensive cricket experience. Historical scenarios. Player profile and ranking.

Cons: Limited gameplay modes.

Pros: Unlockable stadiums and ball styles. In-game tutorial access. Varied gameplay modes. Variety of unlockable teams to manage.

Cons: Difficult controls. Tutorial lacks precision and timing practice.