I would pay your attention to Alchemy game as well. You have initial four elements (air, water, earth and fire). To win, you need to mix elements with each other so that 258 elements are appeared.

For example, fire+air=energy. Air+water=steam.

I’ve discovered only 61 out of 258 so far.

There’s always Moonlight and Splashtop if you’re dead set on doing this. I thought I wanted this feature, but I’ve come to realize it’s often better to let each gadget play to its strengths. GameBoy games are best with buttons, PC games are best with keyboard and mouse, and iOS games are best with touchscreen.

And then instead of giants, you get a 10 HP egg (that can move like a ground unit, including becoming a boat) that takes a few turns to turn into a 15 HP baby dragon (that can fly over water and hit things next to it) that takes a few turns to turn into a 20 HP fire dragon (that can shoot projectile fireballs that do chain damage). It’s awesome!

Suddenly epic.

Suddenly epic cakes.

#suddenlyepiccakes

c.67% win rate on 8 ball.

Have just tried this.

And the physics are appalling. Really wet, spoogy, fuzzy ball paths. No sense of weight. No ball spin. Messy tables (or perhaps overly / artificially clean and precise around corners). No sense of friction / drag on the tables. Horrible – horrible – cuing dynamic.

This may be something, but a remotely decent pool / billiards approximation it is not.

Also finding out six is his lucky number makes both of the previous games’ titles make sense.

I like the formations, bur it’s still basically recruit heroes – level them up – unlock skills – various IAP temptations tacked on.

Realm Grinder is far deeper and more interesting as well.

I’m well aware that you can customize the player character once you get a little further into the game, but my argument regarding this was based around the inability to do more than simply change Shallot’s clothes etc. Being a character we’ll likely never see outside of this game (like plenty others across the DB universe) put the devs in a position to offer more varied player choice. The main character here should be a proper custom avatar that players can more easily relate to.

As for the menu, it’s cluttered. It may look ok from the front, but you’ll need to open the sub menu from the corner and commonly tap into other menus through there. The varied sizes of the buttons present in there make them seem unimportant when they’re most certainly not. The fact that the game locks you into playing three story chapters before you’re relatively free to explore the menu it repeatedly teases between them seems completely unnecessary to me.

There are literally two buttons when you start the game, Story and PVP.

Reaching

I didnt managed to run it outside the Lan, even connected to my VPN, maybe i need some open ports on my router even with vpn, i dunno.

Not the SteelSeries, not that I care anymore. But I get grenades with this one—appropriately mapped too.