Playing a lot of mobile games lately.... Sheesh.

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Been a while since I posted about gaming, so its time to unveil.....where a lot of my time has gone recently..

Surprise.....Games

And not just any games, and not just for any reason. I got sucked into an app called Freecash, which I'll admit seemed a little scammy. Playing new games on their list, and playing them often every day, you can reach goals, that will pay out a few bucks. The big goals that take days or weeks, can pay $150, maybe a little more sometimes, but the big goals are often too hard to accomplish within the timeframe. Ive learned the middle ground is the best. Do the easy goals, do the goals within reach, but stay away from the highest goals, as they are usually unattainable.


Warpath

This game is a military style game. A base building game, which is actually quite similar to the other 2 games im going to talk about here.

The premise, is to start off with some story, do some sniper missions. Kinda basic, but kinda cool to do on the phone. There are many, hmmmmm, gimmicks i notice about all these type of games lately. You can build your buildings to higher levels, and as the levels get higher, you can SPEED... things up with things you collect. Usually increments of 1 min, 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 mins. Keep leveling up your main building, headquarters as its called in this game, get to level 25 or 27 by time 30 days passes, and score about $200 total.

Theres resources of course as well, which vary game to game. Generally Food, Wood, Steel, Iron.

In this game theres Cash, Steel, and Oil. Need to produce wood, bricks, concrete, asphalt, and cement which is also needed to level up buildings.

My headquarters here above, a cool looking building actually. Theres battles to get resources and parts. Arena battles, daily missions, and etc. Similar to lot of games of this style, ive noticed. Stamina bar so you can only farm so much per day.

They all want you to spend our money, but if can afford to spend just a little, it helps get the goals in time.

I was able to get some good goals on this one, but definitely spent more than i should have, which isnt factored in easily, have to keep track and decide.


ANT LEGION

One of my favorites graphically, is Ant Legion. A very nice visual idea, of how an Ant Colony works. Of course, you build it, get some story, level up, recruit new ant types and level them up too. Collect resources, and do the Arena battles, etc, to get items to help speed up and build more.

The Ant Queen is the main building here.

I didnt snag too many other pictures actually, and trying to wrap this up soon. Hard to catch all details, surely more pictures would help, but just going to simplify.

Theres usually a separate World view, where you go to make attacks on creatures. (Or military attacks in Warpath).

And here is the Freecash summary...

Even though i made quite a lot on this one, i spent a lot on in game purchases to get necessary resources in order to upgrade, to reach goals on time. As can see, i didnt get to level 30 on time, and didnt get the 200.


REIGN OF PIRATES

This game had me busy, because i actually enjoyed the visuals, the story, and the music on this one. Pirates are cool. The characters were cool. Building my ship, and upgrading its level was satisfying too.

Of course, you must collect resources, do daily missions, and upgrade within a time frame to get the goals, and hopefully get paid along the way.

The ship looks busy, and overall is quite similar to the other games. Had the world view where you do attacks.

Heres a cool Shark character...

I spent just a little on this game, but also missed the main goal by a few days....still a profit.


WRAP UP

So i enjoyed these 3 games. I built, i earned, and with these pictures and post to remind me of the time spent. Ill be glad to delete them off my phone and continue on....my own journey in life.

1 of my longest posts in a while i think. Glad to be done, time to sleep, please....ROCK ON!


Playing a lot of mobile games lately.... Sheesh. | Ecency