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Pros: Smooth controls. Thrilling gameplay. Easy mechanics.

Cons: Graphics could use some improvement. Uses a lot of storage. Some installation issues.

Pros: Mechanics of the game are easy to follow. Relaxing but challenging gameplay. Charming comic-like visuals.

Cons: Limited goals.

Pros: Depicts schizophrenia is first person perspective. Based on true to life experience.

Pros: Allows 8 players in free-for-all match. Versus-AI skirmish matches. Well-balanced selection of buildings and units. Challenging but rewarding premise.

Cons: Singular storyline.

Pros: Supports single and multiplayer mode. Supports online gaming. Flexible game mechanics.

Cons: Limited interaction with real players.

Pros: Can be played in offline mode. Offers 5 different regions to play with 15 levels each. Can also be played in consoles. Fun and interactive gameplay.

Cons: Reconstructing the same room in each level is tedious.

Pros: Creatively make your own creature. Procedurally-generated gameplay. Choose your own playstyle. High replayability rate.

Cons: Lacks interesting gameplay. Needs to restart the whole game when you die.

Pros: Improved graphics. New menu interfaces. Can play as either Ted or Dolores. New game mode.

Cons: Can‘t make decisions characters on an expedition. No new gameplay mechanics added.

Pros: Nice cartoon art style. Procedurally-generated rooms. Few seconds before actual countdown starts. Tons of endings.

Cons: Can‘t make decisions characters on an expedition. Limited decisions during Survival part. No pre-stored supplies in the shelter.

Pros: Procedurally-generated sectors. Can pause in the middle of combat. High replayability. Automatically get the free expansion.

Cons: Pure permadeath. Difficulty scales really high. Unpolished graphics.

Pros: Relaxing game pace. Colorful graphics. Simple game mechanics. No time-limits and budgets to meet.

Cons: Lack of other city elements such as roads and vehicles. Some buildings are hard to place. Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Challenging levels. Cool game effects. Action-packed gameplay. Smooth graphics.

Cons: No other game modes. No multiplayer.

Pros: Beautiful art style. Interesting gameplay mechanics. Based on real-life rules. Great voice-overs and soundtrack.

Cons: Frantic strategizing for resources. Constant trial and error. Slow and awkward character movements.

Pros: Cute graphics. Three difficulty modes. Approx. two hours of play time. Gameplay variety.

Cons: Can not direct forces during battle. No real strategic element. No option to play Britain. Can be considered disrespectful.

Pros: Pay for resources rather than for speeding up production. The world map is fairly large. Troop icon artwork is very professional. Mild mature and suggestive themes may suit adult players.

Cons: It is a pay-to-win game. Free resources such as DNA are very limited. Advanced soldiers take the challenge out of the game. Clickable interfaces are poorly optimized.

Pros: Beautiful art. Engaging gameplay. Has tons of pop culture references. High replay value.

Cons: Clone of Fallout Shelter. High system requirements. Ads may cause game crashes. Gets stuck at certain points.

Pros: Addictive real-time strategy gameplay. Play as US or Imperial Japanese Navy. Has a clean and simple user interface. Features real historical naval ships.

Cons: Lacks clear instructions for the player. Lite version only has one playable level. Gameplay can be quite slow-paced. Overhead 2D Graphics are simplistic.

Pros: Interestingly varied maps. Wide range of enemy types. Impressive graphics and effects. Mid-game saves make long levels manageable.

Cons: Tower placement controls are a little complex. No story, characters or even premise. Difficulty level can be challenging. Tower effects are not clearly explained.

Pros: Varied level design. Simple, intuitive controls. Crisp, colorful art style. Powerups help keep gameplay fresh.

Cons: Simple, undemanding AI. No local multiplayer. Laggy netcode. Awkward multiplayer interface.