| Description: | Based on the Battle Chasers comic book series which ran during the late '90s and into the early 2000s, Battle Chasers: Nightwar is a turn-based RPG that originally launched on console and PC a couple of years ago. But as with many mobile ports, the game actually feels most at home on the touchscreen, and as someone who doesn't love turn-based RPGs I can't believe how much I enjoyed playing through this when it hit the App Store over the summer. No knowledge of the comic books is necessary to enjoy the characters and story here either, and even knowing it's a port of an existing game it's hard not to be impressed playing a game with this amount of depth and such a high level of quality on a mobile device.
Evoland 1 and 2 are two of the most unique Android games. They both use a variety of game mechanics. That includes puzzle, RPG, top-down shooter, classic fighter, trading card, and platformer mechanics. The games pay ode to the proverbial good old days of gaming. Each switch in mechanics also changes the graphics to better suit that part of the game. It's really an unique experience. Both games also offer hardware controller support, no in-app purchases, no ads, and plenty of story to play through. These are definitely excellent.
Still having trouble getting beyond the lowest Bronze ranks? Try watching higher-ranked streamers on Twitch or Overwatch League for tips. Then, read the Patch Notes Blizzard releases regularly and check in on Reddit and the Blizzard forums to see how those changes might affect gameplay. Keeping up with the game's changes and paying attention to conversations in the competitive space can help you understand what comps might be in season and how people are countering them.
Sitting barely $9,000 above his teammate, we have the captain of OG and one of the biggest names in the Dota 2 world, Johan "N0tail" Sundstein. The Danish Dota 2 superstar won his second TI9 title this season, which alone earned him $3.124 million. He also saw a lot of success with OG throughout 2018/19 DPC season, earning additional $31,500. N0tail started his career as a professional Dota 2 player in March 2012 and has since then accumulated a mouth-watering $6,890,591.79, making him the highest-paid esports player in history. |
