Games of the Week - The 5 Best New Games for iOS and Android - March 12 - learn - Video Peeling News, Instructions, Exemplary Procedures, Reviews and Cultu

Hello again and welcome to the latest entry in our many years of Games of the Week series. If you are looking for the best 5 games that are available in the iPhone, iPad or Android stores this week, you have landed just at the right time in the right place.

With this article we bypass the droves of subscription services (Apple Arcade, Google Play Pass, GameClub, Hatch, etc.), which were introduced on mobile platforms, and do not consider things like Steam Link or Google Stadia Streaming Allow on handheld devices. This means that our list is a finely curated list of brilliant, fresh title that you can download and play without subscribing to or installing a third-party initiative. Of course there are some great games for these services, but we focus on the things you can just download.

As always, it was an interesting week for games, and that really shows in the variety we have in this selection. There is everything from the platform for Battle Royales to an irreconcilable Roguelike - and we also have a scary mystery. There is much more. Take a look at it and let us know if you think we missed something.

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1 seven scrolls

Available to: iOS + Android Genre: Puzzle Learn more about Seven Scrolls

Have you ever met a monk? I did not do it, but when I know about monks, it's that your mental powers are notoriously fatal - they project powerfuls in one of the four main directions. Granted, I recently learned this fact of quirky Broughike Seven Scrolls.

My favorite thing at Seven Scrolls are simply the title writing. While there is definitely much more than seven combinations of scrolls, you can only carry a certain amount of it. Everyone is a modifier, some are good and others are bad. The variables and options are wild, and you can get the ability to travel through walls when you kill an enemy, or even - as I have done it in my last game - make an enemy explode in a radius of 3 × 3 when you attack another enemy.

There is a tremendous potential for chaos, but if you are smart (and happy), you can rings this chaos in your favor.

2 Bullet League

Available to: iOS + Android Genre: Action, Multiplayer, Shooter Learn more about Bullet League

Battle Royale is definitely a genre that has received more than a few entries in recent times, but that does not mean that there is no room for innovations. Bullet League takes the Deathmatch elimination formula and pushes it into a 2D platform format that feels like something that was torn out of the Flash era, but with all the modern conventions of the BR genres.

The rounds are fast, the cards are extensive and the pressure to stay in motion, starts from the moment you appear to a lap. There is also a competent bot system. Even if not too many players are active at this time, you can still quickly dip in a few minutes in the world of the 2D Battle Royal World of Bullet League.

3 Harvest Moon: Mad Dash

Available to: iOS + Android Genre: Action, Adventure, Puzzle Learn more about Harvest Moon: Mad Dash

Harvest Moon: Mad Dash is an optimized version of the longtime slice-of-life series. It has already been published on almost every console, so it makes sense that we are on the phone here.

It is so rationalized that it is actually closer to a large number of mini-games. There is no slow, daily routine. Instead, they access growing plants and hit each other to produce larger crop blocks. In the course of the game new dangers arise such. B. cutting bulls. Is Harvest Moon: Mad Dash a fun Harvest Moon game? No probably not. Is it a fun game with Harvest Moon branding? Yes.

4 Hidden by time

Available to: iOS + Android Genre: casual, puzzle Learn more about Hidden Through Time

Hidden Through Time is a wonderful little game in the style of Where's Wally '(Waldo, for our American readership). Click a mass of cartoons, animated landscapes, peek into buildings and wait for the animations to be fully performed to find all hidden objects.

There are four time zones through which you have to travel. If you have done that, you can even create your own levels with the Level creator in the game. Everything looks very funny and is definitely one that one should grab when enjoying the hidden folks of the last decade.

Note: Currently, the AppStore page is not loaded for the game, but we will update the product page as soon as it is live. Until then, you can download it on any other platform, especially on Android.

5 way to Mnemosyne

Available to: iOS + Android Genre: Adventure, Puzzle Learn more about Path to Mnemosyne

If you like to play puzzles, we have a pleasure for you. Path to Mnemosyne, the game to which you may remember because of its infinitely acting, scary corridors, has now been published on both iOS and Android.

Of course, it's not just a big corridor, duh. There are a number of local and interaction-based riddles that pull them deeper into the madness before their definitive publication. It is a game that puts your mind and their skills to solve puzzles on the sample when they pass on rigid eyes, strange tentacles and different other nightmares.