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Game Review #1

By Declan McMurray

Hi! Welcome to my new job here, making reviews. Mobile games are becoming an increasingly popular medium lately, and most of the school's population plays them. So, why not review mobile games? Thats what I'm gonna be doing today, so prepare for my thoughts on tons of games, new and old.

Fancade

We all know about Strongdog XP, right? The super popular game site that keeps coming back after every time it gets blocked. There's a few games people play the most on Strongdog, like Polytrack, Steal a Brainrot, and of course, Drive Mad. It's a physics-based game that loves throwing curveballs, as every level has a new gimmick that either forces the player to rethink how they play rapidly. But where is Drive Mad from? Fancade. 

Think of Fancade as less of a game and more of a platform. There are thousands of games on it (Some better than others), made by tons of people. But the games I perfer the most are made by the app's creator, Martin Magni.

Drive Mad: Aforementioned physics game with lots of twists

Recoil: Another game you may have seen from Strongdog, Recoil is all about using the recoil of various weaponry to move around the stage. Just as physics-based as Drive Mad, but a bit more of a focus on accuracy and proper timing.

Dino Bros: A really fun puzzle game where you have to collect cubes to open the door at the end of a level. The problem? Both of your characters move with eachother. Moving one dino could cause the other to walk right off the map. You also have a lot more nuance than double the movement too. Sometimes you even have to stack the dinos to reach ledges.

Fancade is tons of fun. The games feel unique, the design is intuitive, but please don't try making your own game. I have no clue how it works.

Overall, Fancade gets an:

8.5/10