The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin delivers an ambitious open-world RPG experience with enjoyable team-based combat, deep exploration, and strong fan service for the franchise. However, severe optimization issues, crashes, and technical bugs hold back what could otherwise be a promising title.

Duet Night Abyss is a refreshingly fair mobile RPG with great combat, strong world-building, and a monetization model that actually respects your time.

KAIJU NO. 8 THE GAME being a turn-based RPG offers exclusive characters and an original storyline with stunning visuals, that bring the anime to life. While the Gacha system and limited content hold it back, you can still enjoy the experience.

HAIKYU!! FLY HIGH perfectly portrays its characters, their skills, and the original soundtrack from the Japanese anime. Though it offers some strategic gameplay, the system promotes IAPs way more than the others. On the bright side, the game provides a stunning visuals and tried its best to keep the originality.

DC Worlds Collide delivers a flashy, turn-based DC experience with a wild mix of heroes and villains, satisfying ultimates, and fun team-building. Don’t expect smooth menus or mercy from the gacha gods.

Persona 5: The Phantom X brings the iconic turn-based combat and social sim elements of the mainline series. If you’re a fan of Persona 5 and don’t mind a heavy dose of gacha mechanics, this spin-off might just be worth checking out.

Game of Thrones: Kingsroad brings the world of A Song of Ice and Fire to life, offering a massive open world map with an original story and high octane RPG action. Although the game offers decent visuals, along with rich character building system, its not so good monetization stings hard.

DARKEST DAYS delivers a thrilling joyride packed with adrenaline, though its visuals feel outdated, like something from five years ago. Still, if you're not a fan of the genre, it might struggle to leave a lasting impression.

Infinity Nikki offers a fun and magical experience filled with creative outfits in beautiful stunning environments. It's a decent try for fans of dress-up and adventure, but the gacha system could be improved.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Phantom Parade has done a great job of staying true to the series with its character designs and engaging storyline, albeit its gameplay lacks depth, while the gacha system relies heavily on IAPs.

Disney Pixel RPG does offers a mix of nostalgia and strategy, especially for Disney fans with a pixel art style, however it falls short with the frustrating gacha system.

Asphalt Legends: Unite is a game that skews towards players who spend money and it doesn't stop there, the consistent push towards IAP severely impacts the solid gameplay foundations on which it is built.

Disney Speedstorm stands as a remarkable addition to the world of racing games, offering an enchanting fusion of beloved Disney characters and the thrill of high-speed competition. The integration of unique character load-outs and skill sets adds a layer of strategic depth that invites players to consider their choices carefully.

Tarisland's expansive world and diverse classes does provide a decent gaming experience however the game didn't quite meet my expectations and has several issues that need addressing.

Wuthering Waves offers an exciting and fast-paced combat system with the potential for further optimization. Overall, it does show promise but could benefit from refinements in various aspects to reach its full potential.

Rumble Club offers a fun and engaging experience with its colorful graphics, lively music, and engaging gameplay. It has its quirks, but its charm and variety make it a pretty enjoyable experience.

Blue Lock PWC falls short of effectively translating the Blue Lock anime into a game. The gameplay lacks the quality and depth expected in a simulation and sports genre.

World of Warships: Legends offers an engaging naval warfare experience with its historically inspired gameplay and impressive graphics. While the lack of a traditional storyline may disappoint some players, the immersive battles and attention to historical detail make up for it. The controls can be challenging on mobile, but provide a decent gameplay experience overall.

Warzone Mobile could have been a potential game changer in the Battle Royale genre now plagued with multiple issues that spoils an experience that was hyped.

In a nutshell, Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat isn't breaking new ground. It's got some decent parts, like controls and graphics, but the story lacks that hook, and the gameplay gets a bit samey after a while.