Subway Surfers is fast paced and perfect for a quick, short session. The core mechanic is incredibly simple: swipe up, down, left, or right. I’d say that developers have significantly refined the controls since 2012: the improved finger response and smoother movements make it much easier to hit a high score and collect more resources.

There’s a multiplayer mode where you can race against gamers trying to set the highest score. Also you can play single player or even offline mode and this game makes it really great by encouraging you to beat your personal best and by giving various achievements. In addition, there’s a country-specific leaderboards so you can be the best runner in your region ;)

Last time I played I noticed ther’s a new collaboration with Brawl Stars with new outfits! I wasn’t supposed to see such a collab, but it’s something unique and I’m looking forward to new collaborations from the developers. Regarding the content, I’d add that locations change once a month, offering new content and skins that you can earn in events. In-game quests make the runs more engaging and offer rewards, helping you level up your account. What about graphics, it’s prety solid for that type of game and developers recently upgraded it to HD so the game looks vibrant and appealing.

The balance is great, ads aren’t annoying and there are no intrusive notifications. If you want to get a desired skin faster, you can buy an extra pack, or you can still grind for everything yourself (the more you run, the more you earn).

Overall, I like the game and I’m glad it keeps getting better over the time.

Time is a double-edged sword in this game. Battles are asynchronous and you're not under the same pressure as in a live-action game. You can take a break while your base is upgrading, but if you don't log in for a long time you risk to be attacked and looted by other players. With each new release developers reduce the cost and time of upgrades to ensure new players don't spend years catching up to veterans.

Clash of Clans has a large and friendly community. It is impressing that some people have been playing the game for years, and their clans have become like small families to them.

If you want to dive into the most strategic part of the game, you can participate in Clan Wars. It's a temporary event with clan-on-clan battles that players prepare for hours or even days. Moreover, the game provides deep competitive engagement through its thriving esports scene.

Over time, the graphics, especially the textures and animations become more detailed and smoother. Especially new Town Hall levels and new units. However, the core elements maintain their original charm.

Overall, it is never too late to join the community and start playing this mobile masterpiece.

GTA San Andreas is a cult classic that a whole generation grew up with. It’s a series of stories about crime, street life, gangs, loyalty and betrayal. You play as the main character who returns home and immediately gets pulled into the criminal life of his area. It’s completely offline and doesn’t require internet connection. The story isn’t cutted from PC version and typically takes around 20 to 40 hours to complete. And yes, the “Supply Lines” mission is in the mobile version too!

Touchscreen controls might feel strange at first. There are slight delays you notice during fast missions, but it’s just a matter of habit. The controll layout is convenient and you just need to find your style. GTA San Andreas has a controller support wich make this game even more comfortable to play. I could easily run, shoot, jump obstacles, and escape the police. For comparison, all of these actions are harder when playing on a touchscreen, especially in missions that require speed and accuracy.

The graphics are old, but the atmosphere is amazing. City streets, surrounding style and music all pulls you in. It looks great and runs smooth on mobile devices. All the sounds and voices feel just like in the original GTA SA so there’s no difference between different game versions.

GTA San Andreas is paid game that gives you the access to all content with one-time purchase. No DLCs or extension packs required. The price is fair for ~30+ hrs of gameplay. It’s amazing that you can now run it right on your phone, playing the legendary game anywhere and anytime.