Exploring My Mobile Game Addiction: From Warhammer to RealmCraft and Beyond

As an avid player of mobile games, I#39;ve accumulated over 2500 hours of gameplay in Warhammer Endtimes: Vermintide 2. This game is heavily melee-focused, which is something I genuinely enjoy, as I have a fondness for shooter games as well. Recently, the developer released Darktide, a game that shares similar mechanics but offers a more refined experience, with a balanced focus on melee and ranged combat.

Why Darktide Surpasses Vermintide 2

Darktide stands out from its predecessor due to its more refined mechanics and an added focus on FPS aspects, making it a well-rounded game. The simplicity of the mechanics, combined with the skill-based approach, allows players to avoid taking damage effectively. This balance makes me yearn to switch between the two games in the future. It reminds me of my experiences with Diablo 2 and Unreal Tournament/Quake III, games that were notorious for fostering intense and addictive gameplay sessions.

Diving into Sandbox Gaming with RealmCraft

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon RealmCraft, a sandbox game that I initially considered too niche for me. However, after seeing my friend execute a beautifully designed gothic dungeon complete with torches and red interiors, I was intrigued. Unlike my initial impression, RealmCraft requires a lot of patience to build and create, offering a rich and rewarding experience. I find particular joy in breeding and building farms within the game.

Current Game Portfolio

Here are a few of the games I currently play:

Century Siege

Century Siege is a Tower Defense (TD) battles game that I have come to appreciate for its engaging mechanics. If you enjoy TD games, you might find it a worthy addition to your collection.

MMA Manager

MMA Manager allows you to develop and recruit fighters, providing an immersive and strategic multiplayer experience. It’s a fantastic way to indulge in the sports world while building your dream fighting team.

Spare Time Games

Aside from my regular gaming sessions, there are a number of games that I enjoy playing on a daily basis. These include:

Badland: A unique puzzle platformer that keeps me engrossed during short periods. 2048 World Creator: A creative spin on the classic 2048 puzzle game, which I find highly engaging. Orbia: Another puzzle game that tests my cognitive skills and patience.

Games such as these are ideal for when I need short, focused bursts of gaming while waiting for elevators or public transport. There are also a handful of games that I occasionally play but never start or finish, pointing to the vast array of games available in the market.