Here’s who’s making it to the Hearthstone Azeroth’s Most Wanted Class Sets

The Escape from Violet Hold Class Set: Azeroth’s Most Wanted acts as a prequel to Escape from Violet Hold. It looks back at how four of Azeroth’s most infamous criminals ended up getting caught and thrown into Dalaran’s maximum-security prison.

The new Class Sets are built around Priest, Rogue, Warlock and Warrior. There are seven cards for each class, with one Legendary, two Epics, two Rares and two Commons. Grabbing all four in a bundle also gets you a bonus Epic Neutral card.

The Rogue set finally brings Mathias Shaw into Hearthstone for the first time. The leader of SI:7 and his network of spies infiltrated the Defias Brotherhood while hunting down Vanessa VanCleef. Shaw’s ability revolves around Stealth, reducing the cost of a random card in your hand whenever a Stealthed Minion attacks.

Then there’s Kazakus for Warlock. The Gadgetzan gang leader double-crossed Aya Blackpaw during a heist, arranged for her to take the blame and then rigged the trial against her. The Warlock cards also introduce Imp-formants that can be slipped into the opponent’s deck.

The Priest set goes in a much creepier direction with Raith Van Geist, the famous ghost hunter who tracked Azalina Soulthief through a haunted mansion in the Witchwood. His Legendary gets the dragon border and has a Battlecry that resurrects any minions that were Reborn during the match.

Warrior gets Captain Crowley, although the story behind the set is really about Darius Crowley and his long-running attempt to bring Lord Godfrey to justice. Captain Crowley’s Legendary gives Cannoneers an extra shot, while also summoning two 1/1 versions of them when played.

So, check out Azeroth’s Most Wanted Class Sets by grabbing Hearthstone from the Google Play Store.

Also, read This Year’s Autumn Festival Event in Pikmin Bloom As It’s Full of Pretzels and Wurst!

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Tiny Room Stories Eclipse has a classic point-and-click style where everything might be hiding a clue

You play as a former soldier who takes a job as a forest ranger at a remote fire lookout tower buried deep in the forest. Before long, you’re dealing with missing people, restricted areas, strange facilities hidden away in the woods, and deep secrets.

The highlight here is the 3D dioramas. You can actually rotate them around while searching for clues, figuring out puzzles, messing with mechanisms, and trying to unlock new locations. You’ll be poking around interactive surroundings, trying to work out what all the suspicious stuff means.

The locations include forests, lookout towers, bunkers, and abandoned places, so there’s plenty of creepy scenery to investigate. There are multiple chapters and levels, with detective-like elements. You never know what unexpected secrets you might be uncovering.

Tiny Room Stories Eclipse offers one-handed controls and offline play. As a spin-off/sequel entry to the original game, it’s doing a pretty good job with a different setup and locations. You can check it out on the Google Play Store.

Kiary Games’ Tiny Room Stories series started with Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery. It released in February 2021 on PC, while its mobile versions arrived around the same general 2019–2021 period as part of its episodic rollout.

And now, there’s Tiny Room Stories: Eclipse. Apart from that, the developer is also working on Tiny Room Stories: Rift Escape. That one will release later this year or early next year on PC and mobile.

Before leaving, read our news on Shoot’em & Scoot’em, a Recoil-Powered Platformer on Mobile.

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The Autumn Festival Event in Pikmin Bloom has a new one

It’s Wurst Decor Pikmin, which have a bunch of playful wurst-inspired looks. Pikmin and sausages, quite unique, right? At the same time, the Mid-Autumn Festival is coming up in several regions around the world, so Mooncake Decor Pikmin and Autumn Sticker Decor Pikmin are returning, too.

There’s actually a pretty nice little change with the Mooncake ones this year, since Mooncake Decor will be available for Ice Pikmin for the first time. On top of that, one of September’s Event Point missions will give you a seedling for a Mooncake Decor Pikmin in whatever colour you prefer.

The main thing you’ll be doing during the event is clearing Event Challenge missions. Each one gives you random rewards, which can include Freshly Baked Pretzels, seedlings that grow into Wurst Decor Pikmin, and flower petals.

There are also Event missions built around collecting Freshly Baked Pretzels. At the beginning of the event, you’ll get two sets of missions. One set is focused on event-limited Mii costumes, while the other lets you pick from a selection of different rewards.

For every mission where you collect 600 Freshly Baked Pretzels, you’ll get to choose one reward from the available selection. That selection includes seedlings for Mooncake Decor Pikmin and Autumn Sticker Decor Pikmin, along with other items.

And as usual, the Autumn Festival Event in Pikmin Bloom isn’t devoid of the Magnificent Mushrooms. This month’s Mystery Boxes contain Freshly Baked Pretzels. Wurst, Mooncake, and Autumn Sticker Decor Pikmin.

Grab the game from the Google Play Store and gear up for the Autumn event!

Also, read our news on Rush Royale’s The Big Trouble Event with New Perks and Critical Hit Upgrades.

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Yes, it’s the other way round!

Shoot’em & Scoot’em is developed and published by indie studio StraySoftware. It’s now out on mobile and is also coming to PC later this year. Right now, the full version 1.0 release on mobile comes with 60 handcrafted levels.

Amidst all the shooting is a story that kicks off all the drama. Aliens have boarded your spaceship and stolen Scooty, your trusty robotic steed. So, now, you’re playing a space-faring Sheriff who has to grab the revolver, start blasting, travel across the universe, take down the alien invasion, and get your companion back.

So, everything you’re doing, you’re doing it in space, and your movement is powered entirely by gun recoil. You’ll travel through an asteroid field and land on an alien planet. There’s a mix of puzzles, obstacles and gunplay, with three different environments.

The levels also have moving platforms, portals, extra-ammo pickups, and sound-sensitive lasers that toggle on or off every time you shoot. You also get two different ways to shoot in Shoot’em & Scoot’em. Some levels want you to use the revolver for more precise shots, while others let you bring out the shotgun and just blast yourself across the universe.

If you just want to get to Scooty, you can focus on reaching the finish. If you want to properly master a level, though, you can wipe out every alien and earn all 3 stars. There’s also an endless mode to just keep climbing into outer space for as long as possible. There are 15 achievements, and some of them unlock hats that you can use to dress up your Sheriff.

Shoot’em & Scoot’em is now available on the Google Play Store. You can also play it fully offline.

Also, read our news on Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time on Mobile!

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If you’ve just got Google Play Pass and you want the best experience possible, you need to try the best Play Pass games. Of course, with the Play Store, it can be hard to find the best, so we’ve collated this handy list! Check a look!

Best Play Pass Games On Android

On with the games!

Stardew Valley

As one of the best farming games ever, Stardew Valley’s mobile port is a must-play game. If you’re a fan of classic Harvest Moon then this is one of those Play Pass games you can’t miss. 

Set in an idyllic village, you’ll spend your days farming crops, exploring mines, fighting slimes and raising animals. Maybe you’ll even find love along the way. (Shane, I can make up happy! I promise!) 

It helps that Stardew Valley’s Android port is masterful. If you’re playing with touch controls or a controller, the game works perfectly. Essentially, you’re playing the full console game on your phone. Now, that’s what we Droid Gamers love. 

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

BioWare’s brilliant early-2000s RPG Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic received a perfect mobile port years ago. The brilliant RPG is lauded as one of the best mobile gaming has to offer. 

As it turns out, that mobile port is also one of the best Play Pass Games. A perfect port of a perfect game is the perfect Play Pass pick in our books. 

Playing as a custom Star Wars character, you’re tasked with saving the Galaxy in a brilliant story we won’t spoil here. Set 4000 years before the prequels, KOTOR shows the Star Wars universe in a new light. 

Your custom character will be given many choices along the way. Will you be a force for good? Or will you fall to the Dark Side? (And get their sweet powers in the process!) 

Dead Cells

A true gem of mobile gaming, Dead Cells is also included in Google’s fantastic subscription service. A Metroidvania rogue-lite with effortless style, there are few games better than Dead Cells. 

Dead Cells boasts brilliant action gameplay, gorgeous visuals, and a stunning soundtrack, as well as controller support. It’s an unforgettable masterpiece, the only problem is that it’s impossible to put down. 

In Dead Cells, death is not the end. Each time you die, you return to the start of a randomly generated series of dungeons. However, weapons you’ve unlocked across the way get added to your potential arsenal. 

As you learn the game and unlock new gear, you’ll become an unstoppable force of nature. Not only that, but you’ll feel like a beast as you jump, stab, and slash your way through waves of enemies. It’s a power fantasy like no other!  Right until you hit a new boss and it stomps you into the dirt in the first ten second.

REVENGE!

Terraria

You can’t have a list of best Play Pass games without including Terraria. Jokingly referred to as “2D Minecraft”, Terraria is a deep survival-crafting game that will keep you busy for months. 

Terraria started its life on PC, but this mobile version is not just a lazy port. Built from the ground up for pocket gamers, this phone port feels fantastic to play on a touch screen. However, if you need to, there’s also controller support. 

In Terraria, you’ll mine, craft, and explore a treacherous world filled with unique creatures and powerful bosses. It’s a lot more intense than Minecraft, its 3D counterpart, with eldritch foes that turn the skies red. That iconic floating eyeball is just the start of your worries.

Thimbleweed Park

Another mobile port, Thimbleweed Park is a gorgeous point-and-click adventure game from Monkey Island creators Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick. Bringing back the classic Lucasfilm feel, this is another must-play game on mobile. 

Set in 1987, Thimbleweed Park tasks you with unfolding a mystery with 5 playable characters. Not only is there a fantastic mystery to unfold, but there’s also a joke every few minutes. 

Thimbleweed Park is a mobile conversion that fully takes advantage of touchscreens. A perfect adaptation of the PC game, this is one is the best versions you could ever play. 

Monument Valley (And Sequels)

Two of the best mobile games ever released, UsTwo Games’ Monument Valley series are undoubtedly some of the best Play Pass games around. 

A drop-dead gorgeous puzzle game, Monument Valley is a surrealist game that is absolutely breathtaking. You’ll have to guide the silent princess Ida through a series of impossible geometries. 

Both Monument Valley games are fantastic mobile experiences, games that truly take advantage of the platform. If you want to play a game that is purpose-built for phones, this is the best pick. 

Sadly Monument Valley 3 isn’t on Play Pass right now, but we can hope for the future.

Loop Hero

A novel RPG set in a world plunged into an unending time loop. It’s up to you to manipulate the world around the hero to make each loop count. It’s also got a wonderfully grim vibe and aesthetic that fans of titles like Dark Souls, Elden Ring, and Fear And Hunger will feed off.

Beholder

Time to test your judgement and ethics in the dystopian adventure game that sees you managing an apartment building, balancing the care of your tenants, with the demands by the totalitarian state to spy and report on their every move. There are no easy choices.

Final Fantasy VII

Who needs to spend huge amounts on the Rebirth trilogy when you’ve got the classic right at your fingertips? Whether you’re out to relive one of the best RPGs of its time, or you’ve never played the game before, we highly recommend it for its great worldbuilding and sprawling story. Watch out for some of the bosses.

Potion Permit

One of the more off-the-wall members of the Stardew-esque cosy games, Potion Permit sees you moving to a town as an alchemist eager to help the villagers with illness and injury. The trouble is… the village kind of hates you. Set out to prove their mistrust wrong, and don’t forget to feed your dog.

Legend Of Keepers

Experience the dungeon crawl from the other side as you take up a career in dungeon management. Make your traps are sharp, you monster staff members are happy, and your invading heroes are dead as soon as possible.

LIMBO

If you want something grim and gloomy, there’s Limbo. This is a bleak, grayscale puzzle platformer where you play a small and fragile character in a world full of things trying to kill you. If you have arachnophobia, maybe give this one a miss, though.

DREDGE

Fishing horror? It works better than you might think. DREDGE sees you trying to make ends meet with your trawler, hunting for treasure and rare fish, while also trying to handle the horrors of the deep.

Plague Inc

Okay so yes, you can play Plague Inc for free. If you’re a Play Pass user, you lose all the ads and unlock a bunch of new content, including vampire and zombie plagues. That’s a whole new world of fun. For you, anyway. Not for anyone on the simulated planet you’re raining doom on.

Subnautica

A great survival title that sees you struggling to adapt to an environment you really aren’t built for. An unfortunate accident has left you and a small escape pod stranded on a remote oceanic planet with little land and lots of monsters that want to eat you. Explore, craft, and expand your capacity to last longer underwater to find a way out.

Goat Simulator

An extremely accurate recreation of a day in the life of a goat. Terrorize civilians. Steal things with your long sticky tongue. Get hit by a truck and rocket across the map in ragdoll mode then then walk it off. You know, goat things. It’s a silly game with a lot of secrets to discover, and is a good way to waste time.

Little Nightmares

A bleak and creepy platformer where you play a weird kid in a raincoat who has found themselves trapped aboard a strange vessel full of grotesque creatures. They won’t show you any mercy if they catch you, and you don’t have the strength to take them on head-on, so you’ll have to use stealth and cunning to evade them. Maybe you’ll figure out a way to fight back… if you can keep your hunger under control.

If you’re interested in picking up any of these games, check out Play Pass on the Google Play Store.

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So what’s Monopoly Go all about? Well, it’s a casual mobile game twist on the classic, family get-together-ruining board game. You can team up with your friends to get rich, or stab each other in the back if you so choose. It’s not like anyone can flip the board over.

The game plays like Coin Master, though the gameplay involves rolling dice on a traditional Monopoly board rather than spinning slots. Similarly to Coin Master, you can only roll a certain number of times before the game starts asking you for money.

Unlike Coin Master, though, you can’t simply head on over to Facebook to grab some free spins in the form of links. Instead, you have to rely on your cunning to play more than a single session per day.

However, that’s where we come in. We’ve spent a ton of time playing to bring you these tips, tricks, and cheats that you can use to get more Monopoly Go free dice.

You can also learn much more about Monopoly Go by checking out our launch news on Droid Gamers.

Latest Link

Please click on the below links to get Monopoly GO free rolls and free dice:

Last checked on August 25th.

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Monopoly Go Free Dice – Daily Checklist

Consider the tips below to be a checklist of daily activities you should perform to maximize the number of Monopoly Go free rolls you can get.

Facebook Gifts

Follow the official Facebook, as Scopely has started to dish out free gifts via that channel. It’s not quite daily just yet, but it should grow over time.

Instagram Stories

Scopely is now giving away Monopoly GO free dice on the official Instagram, though usually via competition. Follow the group and see what you can get!

Daily Links

Much like Coin Master, Monopoly GO! gives away a handful of free dice via links per day. However, unlike Coin Master, they’re very difficult to get hold of and only drop in Discord.

They also expire incredibly quickly, so you’ll have to set up notifications and keep checking back throughout the day. There are plenty of rolls on offer via this method though, so it’s worth it even though it’s frustrating.

Play Regularly

You should play regularly to maximize the number of Monopoly GO free rolls you get. Why? Well, you get a free roll every five minutes, and this number is capped at 30 initially, though you can lift it by leveling up.

What that means is, that once you have 30 rolls ready to go, you can no longer earn any further free rolls. By not playing every single time this cap is reached, you’re, effectively, wasting rolls. Set up notifications so you never forget, or simply check in twice per day to ensure that you’re always spending your free rolls.

Town Upgrades

You can spend the cash you earn from rolling dice on town upgrades, including statues, buildings, and other real-life points of interest. Once you’ve built all the upgrades a town has to offer, and upgraded them to the max, your town is considered complete and you move on to the next one.

When this happens, you earn Monopoly Go free rolls that you can use on the board. That’s right – it pays to spend in Monopoly Go.

Level Up

As you roll dice and spend money, your net worth increases and this number represents your level. As your net worth increases, you earn various rewards that can occasionally include free rolls.

The only way you can increase your net worth is by playing though, so this is more something that will just happen as you progress.

Complete Albums

Much like in Coin Master, you can occasionally open sticker packs that reward you with stickers. These are all part of a specific album, and if you complete the album you get rewards that can include free rolls.

You earn stickers as you play, via events, or for daily logins, so don’t worry too much about chasing them down. You can trade duplicates with friends, or by joining the trading group on Facebook.

Login Rewards

The first time you login to Monopoly Go each day, you earn a reward. Yes, these can include free rolls! You can check the rewards on a weekly basis, so you always know when to expect some dice.

Daily Challenges

Each day, you can complete three simple challenges to get your hands on some quick rewards. As you can expect, these do include free wins on occasion, so make sure to check in each day and complete them.

These daily challenges all go towards weekly rewards too, so make sure to keep completing these every day.

Add Friends

Each time you invite a friend and they start playing Monopoly Go, you earn 30 free rolls. Go crazy and invite as many people as possible.

And that will do it for this guide. If you haven’t played it yet, grab Monopoly Go on Google Play right now.

Join the Free Rolls Discord

There is a Discord that you can join to get even more free dice. Links drop on a daily basis, though you will need to be quick if you want to get your hands on the freebies.

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The mobile version of Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time comes with cross-play and cross-save, which is part of the 2.2.0 update. Level-5, which is also known for its hit Professor Layton trilogy, has also added some exclusive costumes for the mobile launch.

Players can claim two new packs for free from the Treasure Chest in the Eternia Village Guild Office. The first one is True Gentleman’s Costume Pack (inspired by Professor Layton). The other is Jibanyan Costume Pack (inspired by Yo-kai Watch).

So, what is Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time about?

The story starts with your character joining an archaeological expedition alongside Edward and his team. They’re guided toward a mysterious island with the remains of an ancient world. There’s time travel as well, since you move between the island as it exists in the present day and its golden age 1,000 years ago.

The game focuses on everyday activities and has a job system with 14 different Lives. A Life is basically your chosen profession, and you can swap between Lives whenever you want. Gathering Lives let you collect ingredients and materials, while Crafting Lives are there for making things like weapons and meals. Meanwhile, Combat Lives are obviously where you go when you’d rather hit monsters than pick flowers.

You gather resources with your different Lives and use them to bring the ruined island back to life. You can put down houses and other objects, and reshape the landscape. The game also lets you make your own rivers and roads, expand your home, move furniture around and customize your interiors.

Yes, there’s a lot to do in Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time and its open world. The game is now available on the Google Play Store for $24.99.

Think it’s too expensive for mobile? Then read our scoop on Wobbly Life Where Grandma Can Finally Make Everyone Get a Job!

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Being held in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore it offers the chance for top players of Viking Rise, Doomsday: Last Survivors, and Lords Mobile to compete against each other for massive prizes.

There’s plenty on offer for those not competing too though. Let’s take a deeper dive in shall we?

What’s up for grabs? 

This event has been running for three years now, with the last two being massive successes – and this one looks to be even bigger and better. 

It has a new logo unifying the three games involved (see above), but perhaps even more impressively an exclusive original theme song has been created for the event.

It’s called Stand the Line, and is heavy on themes such as teamwork, courage, and determination. 

Let’s look a bit into how each day’s game will work when the Championship kicks off on September the 4th.

Viking Rise 

The first title being played is Viking Rise, and will see 24 players from 12 countries and regions competing for the game’s World Championship title in the “Sacred Crucible” mode. Most points wins.

There’s a prize pool of $100,000, with several prizes up for grabs – a common theme for this Championship, as you’ll see.

There’s merch and items being given out to those attending in person too, as well in-game items on offer if you watch the live stream here – it starts at 6am UTC on September 4th.

Doomsday: Last Survivors 

The second game is Doomsday: Last Survivors, and sees 32 top players taking the stage as part of four teams – GALL, SSI, TK1, and GFF.

They’ll compete in the “Off Limits War” mode for the World Championship title and a sizable prize pool of $168,000.

There are prizes for those in attendance and also watching the livestream.

Make sure you watch that livestream here when it starts on the 5th of September at 6am UTC.

Lords Mobile

The final game is Lords Mobile, with a prize pool worth $180,000 being fought over by 36 players. There’s cash, in-game currency, and top notch kit such as MacBook Air 15-inch M5 available.

It’s also worth mentioning that over 20 guests have won tickets and accommodation to attend the event. What’s more, each one has received $1,000 of in-game currency and more merch than they can carry (probably). 

The livestream for this one starts at 5am UTC on the 6th of September right here.

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Yep, there’s a whole lot of trouble coming to the Isle of Rhandum!

The Blade Dancer gets the Dance of the Petals perk, which makes tornadoes show up more often. Their damage also goes up depending on how many flowers have been collected. And touching one knocks monsters back and gives it a chance to kill them instantly.

The Bruiser gets Big Brother, which brings the Ringleader’s new buddy into the fight. Big Brother jumps onto the path before the first monster arrives. It deals area damage based on the Ringleader’s damage while also reducing monsters’ armour. When a boss, mini boss, or Phantom shows up, Big Brother heads straight for them and stays on the path for as long as the Ringleader remains on the field.

The Big Trouble drops six new perks to Rush Royale from the Critical Chance Training series. Five of them increase the critical hit chance for units from specific factions. The sixth one boosts critical hit chance for all units.

Meanwhile, Demon Hunter’s Prey Tracking now turns the highest-ranked Demon Hunter into a Stalker. It also increases the number of bounces from four to six.

Cultist’s Nightmare of the Abyss is getting an awesome upgrade, too. A rank 7 Harbinger Cultist can now survive fatal damage by losing one rank instead of being completely destroyed.

Engineer’s Metal Injection can now summon a Senior Engineer, with each one increasing the maximum chain length by three. On top of that, every part collected adds 7.5% to the damage dealt by all Engineers.

Grab Rush Royale from the Google Play Store and dive into Big Trouble asap!

Also, read our scoop on Gangstar Mirage City Online Bringing the Series Back with a New Open-World PvP Title.

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Fisch is free to play on Roblox. We’ve also got a Fisch rods guide if you want to contemplate your update options for a little longer.

Fisch Update Guide

We’ve split the update details into sections, so you can more easily find the stuff you feel is most important to you. We’ll keep an eye on things and update this guide whenever there’s a reasonable amount of content that’s been updated.

Content

This covers new substantial content updates.

Astral Observatory

Head on over to the Laboratory near Roslit and speak to Astronomer Vega to start the Astral Observatory questline and begin to unlock the mysteries of Astral Anomalies.

Astral Anomalies

These are triggered via the telescope and give server-wide buffs when someone activates them.

• Celestial Congregation
• Abyssal Alignment
• Evershifting Eclipse
• Meteoric Outburst
• Lunar Eclipse

New Fishing Rods

• Meteoric Rod
• Scavenger Rod
• Rod Of The Singularity
• Stellarwave Melody

New Companion

Comet

Find Comet and feed it Stardust Candy to earn this companion’s trust. Once you have it, it can give the Astral Luck passive.

New Hunt

Goliath Siphonophore

Found in the Boreal Hollow, this hunt is a little different, as this creature might mess with your progress bar and sabotage your Resilience.

Expanded Bestiary

Find some new sub locations and fill your bestiary.

Rebalances

Here are many major changes to the objects, or player that might alter the game balance.

• Mariana’s Veil tunnels are now shorter.
• Submarine Shipwright added to The Deep.
• Changes to Dr Monty’s quest reversed.
• 3 seats added to Pufferfish Boat.

Fixes

This covers minor tweaks and fixes to existing bugs.

• Questgiver bugs fixed.
• Fixed submarine tier reset bug.
• Fixed sound mute bug.

Planned Updates

The next update is the Skycrest update, due September 5th! Development is underway and we might see some teasers for it in the near future.

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