Strategy (1513 programs)
Pros: A deep and complex research tree makes things more interesting. There are ways to cheat your way to the top of the alliance board. Sexy pictures of Kate Upon are littered within the game. Ideal for mobile phone users.
Cons: It is a pay-to-win game. In-game rewards do not mix with paid upgrades. Building times are much too long.
Pros: Good graphics. Simple control system. Fun to play.
Cons: Requires constant internet connection.
Pros: Variety of vehicles. User-friendly controls. Strategic gameplay.
Cons: Internet connection dependency. Intrusive advertisements. Lengthy ads.
Pros: Up to date cards – plus shinnies. Deck building wizard is magic. Now on phones. Good responsive interface. Great card viewer and deck builder. Nice card images. You can get every card for free. Rule debates settled by the computer. Range of game modes (including two headed giant). Well-constructed, contextual tutorial to introduce MTG.
Cons: Burns battery – expect a hot phone. Slow start for experienced MTG players. Smaller screens are fiddly when selecting attacking cards. No way to undo a wrong card selection. Can’t speed up computer controlled turns. A good bit to do before you can start building your own decks. Laughable CGI story scenes.
Pros: Attractive anime aesthetic. Gameplay is easy to understand.
Cons: Appeal may be lost if you're unfamiliar with the anime. Gameplay similar to many other mobile titles.
Pros: 6 distinct worlds. Addicting!.
Cons: None so far.
Pros: Cute cartoonish visuals. Takes inspiration from Chinese culture. Features fun mini-games.
Cons: Many ads are unskippable. Some ads cause the screen to go blank.
