As a seasoned gaming journalist, I’ve had the pleasure of delving into countless digital worlds and experiencing the joys and challenges they present. This weekend, I find myself eagerly anticipating the release of Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago, a game that promises to be a delightful blend of strategy and nostalgia.
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Here’s your chance to peek into the gaming plans of our Pocket Gamer team members this weekend! Maybe it’ll offer you a glimpse into some quirky activities we engage in when not delivering the newest updates and advice. You might even discover a fresh game to enjoy yourself!
Jupiter Hadley
Staff Writer
On the 10th day of managing Pokemon Go events this month, I find myself writing this on Wednesday. Consequently, I believe it’s time for a brief respite from Pokemon Go, as things have been quite hectic there lately. In the meantime, I’ve been making progress in Neopets: Faerie Fragments and am currently stuck at level 308.
It seems like the lack of predictable starting moves in the game, as it has an element of randomness, often leaves me in challenging situations. Sometimes, it feels like a game of chance, and since there are limited lives or hearts, I’m still figuring out how to collect my rewards effectively.
Catherine Dellosa
Reviews Editor
Similar to Stephen and Shaun, I had intended to relive my old Tamagotchi experience with Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago this weekend; however, unfortunately, it’s still in the pre-registration phase in my area – just as Will must have felt whenever I talked about Capybara Go.
To distract myself from my troubles, I plan on testing my skills at the game Good Pizza, Great Pizza since comfort food often provides solace in tough times. Maybe it’ll even help me prepare for the upcoming release of Good Coffee, Great Coffee!
Stephen Gregson-Wood
Deputy & Special Projects Editor
This coming weekend, I intend to carry on with my ongoing escapades as I strive to defeat the Frog King in Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago. It’s a delightful mini-game, especially appealing if you’re fond of 90s nostalgia or idle RPGs. If you’d like more details, my review provides a comprehensive overview – do give it a read whenever you find the time! The purpose behind using these words is to provide information about the game I’m playing, express my intention to continue playing it, and suggest that readers check out my review for additional insights.
Although this role-playing game is not overly demanding and allows for some downtime, I’m planning on exploring two newer releases as well. The first one is Zombastic: Time to Survive, which falls under the bullet heaven or Survivors-like sub-genre. Despite my familiarity with this type of game, I always find myself drawn to them.
Additionally, I’ll also delve into the game Rumble Bag, which Cristina pointed out to me. In games such as Resident Evil or more recently, Dredge, I tend to relish organizing the inventory over other aspects, and this habit seems to be relevant here, as I aim to cram as many items into my backpack as possible before confronting hordes of enemies with the collected gear.
Cristina Mesesan
Staff Writer
This weekend, I’m meeting up with friends, but I’m looking forward to finding a moment to explore Path of Exile 2. On weekdays, I’m usually engrossed in mobile games, so I often switch to PC gaming on weekends for a change.
If time permits, I’m keen on advancing my Teamfight Tactics account (on the latest set), and working towards completing some remaining levels in the new episode of Cookie Run: Kingdom. In case you’re unaware, I’ve also penned a guide for the Flower City Tile Match event, which is still running for a few more days!
Dann Sullivan
Editor in Chief
As the year draws to a close, my focus shifts towards tying up any remaining loose ends, which unfortunately means less time for gaming. However, I’m determined to conquer the latest solo challenges in the Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket – a game that would have easily been abandoned if not for the constant encouragement and camaraderie of my friends who play it frequently.
As a dedicated gamer, outside of mobile gaming, I’ve got my hands on Infinity Nikki – a game that I firmly believe will shatter records all around. I can’t wait to invest some serious time into it. On the other hand, I’m also looking forward to diving deep into Dragon Age: Veilguard, given my profound affection for the series and my determination to stay away from spoilers until now. The wait has been long, but it’s all part of the anticipation!
Iwan Morris
Staff Writer
This weekend, I’ve got quite a bit of Dungeons & Dragons game mastering on my plate, along with the planning and world creation tasks. Nevertheless, after delving deeper into Dead Cells, it’s started to tug at me, as I really enjoy the intense 2D combat action it offers.
Whether or not I go for it on mobile or PC is a different story, however, although it does occur to me whether or not a PC/Mobile bundle of games is something we may see in future…? Food for thought.
Shaun Walton
Staff Writer
Overjoyed to find myself with fewer commitments this coming weekend, I’m looking forward to immersing myself deeply into a game. Fortunately, one of the games I’ve been eagerly awaiting all year was just released this week, and that’s Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago. Although it’s been available on Steam for some time now, in my opinion, it was made for mobile devices – there’s no debate about it!
While my tiny band of elves are engaged in their routine tasks, I’ll continue my journey through Wuthering Waves. I’ve just uncovered a character with hints of spoilers, so now my dream team is assembled and I’m off to traverse the land, discovering new places and unlocking every secret it holds. This game is simply amazing, I can’t get enough!
Mihail Katsoris
Staff Writer
I just found out that we have plans for the weekend so there’s that 🙂 But regardless, I do intend to play some Teamfight Tactics and figure out the meta in this new set 13. I’ve already watched some videos so I do have an idea but actually playing is different.
Beyond this, I continue to enjoy playing MU: Dark Epoch as I’ve made pleasant acquaintances there, and we engage in shared activities on a daily basis.
Lastly, I think I might check out the new Pokémon game if I have time.
Will Quick
Freelance Writer
It appears that political maneuvering might be part of my upcoming endeavors, so I’ll delve a bit deeper. One game I found particularly engaging this year is Yes, Your Grace, and the reason for its appeal lies in the intuitive point-and-click controls that work seamlessly on mobile devices. Although I’ve dabbled in numerous point-and-click games previously, I’m curious to discover ones that can captivate me with the gravity of my choices and the unfolding narrative. Alternatively, I might simply tinker around in Cultist Simulator to see how it unfolds.
I plan to focus on games that are less about idling and offer more interactive experiences where my actions matter. While not all games can be as engaging as Dadish, I aim to discover titles with tapping mechanics that have a greater impact. This exploration might lead me to games with more text, which could mean dealing with a more intricate system… perhaps. I’m hopeful they won’t strain my machines too much.
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2024-11-29 22:48