News & Reviews:   mobile game

Quite a few years back, there was a cute little mobile game called Flappy Bird. Regardless of its alleged plagiarism, the game was difficult but strangely addictive. Now, someone has actually made the game playable again on a new platform.

While Sony has a big presence in the console market with PlayStation, it has yet to capture the mobile space. But Sony clearly wants in on mobile gaming and has started to take steps towards that. In fact, the company has started to hire personnel for it.

Last year, one of the most popular cross-platform game (PC, mobile, and Nintendo Switch) was Among Us. We even posted a short intro about the award-winning game, which remains a favourite for many in 2021. Now, the developer is adding more variety with its latest update.

These days mobile games have become a big thing. There's a variety of games available at our fingertips these days, but good trading card games are still quite rare. Thankfully, Android users who are fans of the genre now get access to a new mobile card game that's based on a classic series.

If you grew up with the series in the late 90s, chances are you might have played Final Fantasy VIII. You can still get the game these days on platforms like Steam or the PlayStation store. But what if you wanted to play it on your phone?

Last year, we somehow discovered a random beta mobile game test in Malaysia and turned out to be a Crash Bandicoot mobile game. At that time, it was only available on the Google Play Store and later became forgotten as the months went by. However, there's now an official release date which is 25 March 2021.

If you're a PlayStation fan, you probably have already checked out Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade trailer reveal on the State of Play. But besides that, it seems that Square Enix (the developers) are also planning two more FF7 games - First Soldier and Ever Crisis for iOS and Android.

It's been around two years already since we heard anything about Diablo Immortal. It was first announced in Blizzcon 2018 where it was met with negative reception (because of the hilarious "Do you guys not have smartphones?") but we finally get a real full update. Just a few hours ago, a new Diablo Immortal Facebook page was set up alongside a Development Update video.

2020 has been pretty crazy, but it has been great for gamers all around. Whether you're a new proud owner of the PlayStation 5 or a casual mobile gamer, we have read plenty of wholesome news about the gaming industry. So without further ado, here are 10 wholesome gaming news that happened this year.

So Opensignal is back once again with a new report on our mobile network experience across Malaysia. Looking into the National Digital Infrastructure Lab (NDIL) report and phase 1 plans for all the 13 states and 3 federal territories, here's what we noticed on our future mobile progress.