Free Fire brings rare rewards with Undersea Mystery

The update reshapes how matches unfold, particularly in Battle Royale. A whirlpool now appears at the large dam, functioning as a gateway into the Undersea Realm. Movement across maps is also affected by Fishing Ponds, which spawn randomly and offer buffs alongside collectible rewards.

The long-standing Blue Zone has been replaced by a Hydro Zone, which conceals high-tier equipment beneath submerged areas. You see the aquatic theme across other additions, such as Bubble Airdrops and a redesigned Whale Airplane.

Outside of Battle Royale, the changes extend into Clash Squad, where Cyber Airdrops alter the pacing of shorter matches. Both modes also receive access to a new event-specific weapon, the Water Gun or the Hydro Blaster.

Undersea Mystery introduces a range of oceanic items to Free Fire. They are mostly fluid-like materials and marine creature motifs. You can earn a dolphin headwear, an amphibian car skin, and a pan. Additional items include the Katana – Undersea Echo, an M1014 with sea beast effects, and a five-stage skydive animation that mimics swimming motions mid-air.

Undersea Mystery also brings a new character to Free Fire named Ray. His ability marks the first enemy he hits and links them temporarily. If that opponent’s HP falls below a certain threshold due to Ray’s attacks, they are immediately knocked down.

Take a look at the update below.

Lastly, daily logins contribute to streak progression, gradually activating the mascot Pyro and unlocking new appearances and accessories. Maintaining the streak increases access to higher-tier rewards, so do try to be consistent. Find the game on the Google Play Store and dive into the update.

Also, read our news on Chrono Trigger-Inspired Classic JRPG-Style Sea of Stars.

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Annulus is a medieval knightly warfare

Set across the turbulent continent of Novisess, the game places you in the role of a mercenary captain. Progression revolves around collecting and training mercenaries, weapons, and resources. The structure emphasizes survival and glory within a world governed by rigid rules that you have to challenge.

Visually, Lovecraftian influences overlay the medieval warfare design. Cinematic narrative CGs and refined lighting create a dramatic tone across environments filled with conflict, decay, and shadow.

Annulus also offers dynamic weather systems and day–night cycles that directly affect combat outcomes. The terrain, vegetation, and elemental interactions all play meaningful roles.

A system known as Contamination Value introduces buffs and debuffs. Mercenaries evolve over time, gaining new forms, attributes, and skills, with some main characters undergoing significant visual and mechanical transformations.

Factions include Orcs, Elves, and Humans, who populate Novisess with a wide range of recruitable units. Customisation comes through combinations of inscriptions, classes, and weapon skills, allowing for playstyles focused on mechanics like collision, knockback, tanking, or decay.

They did use AI to develop the game

Nirvana Game has acknowledged the use of generative AI tools such as Midjourney and GPT during development. They further mentioned that all the artwork and narrative content were later manually revised, refined, and verified.

To mark the launch, a range of in-game events is available. Login Rewards grant Mystery Elixirs, Dragon Scales, and Codex of Discipline. Meanwhile, the 7-Day Journey offers rare materials, high-tier relics, and the mercenary Shrike Wendy.

There are lots of other launch events. So, do grab the game from the Google Play Store and check them out.

Also, read our scoop on Netflix Brings Kids’ Favourite Characters in Netflix Playground.

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Sailor Piece Ice Update Codes

Codes first.

Working Codes

The new codes for the Sailor Piece Ice update are:

• FREECODE – Level 10,000 Required
• 500MVISITSWOAHH – Level 10,000 Required
• ICEQUEEN – Level 6,500 Required
• MINIUPDATEBIGONESOON – Level 2,500 Required

These were all tested in-game, and valid at the time of writing. We checked the level requirements using a low-level account to verify all of them.

How To Use Codes

If you haven’t just grabbed the codes and ran, we’re guessing you might be unsure what to do with them. Luckily, we’ve got your back on this, too. Follow the steps we listed below.

• Open Sailor Piece.
• Load into the map.
• Open the Settings but hitting the grey button on the top left of the screen, under your Gem count.
• This should open the Settings window.
• Scroll to the bottom of the window until you find the ‘Social’ section.
• In the Social section, you should see the heading ‘Codes’, and the text ‘Enter a code to redeem’. Put the codes into the rext box under this.
• Hit the blue ‘Redeem’ button.

FAQ

This is kind of a catch-all for any additional questions that didn’t really fit into any of the above sections.

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Garden Horizons Codes

Let’s get into the important bits.

Working Codes

Last checked for codes on the 8th Of April at 9am GMT.

As of our last check, the active codes for Garden Horizons are:

• There are no active codes right now.

How To Redeem Garden Horizons Codes

Now we’ve got the codes themselves, it’s time to explain how to turn them into rewards. You’ll need to follow the steps below.

• Start up Garden Horizons.
• Once you’ve loaded into your plot, hit the gear icon in the top left, near the chat bar. This should open your Settings.
• In the Settings, scroll down to the bottom, there should be section marked ‘Codes’ with a text box that says ‘Enter code’.
• You hear the text box, enter the code in here.
• Hit the little arrow button next to the text box.
• Your rewards should got straight in.

FAQ

Still confused? In this section we’ll tackle common questions players have.

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Sea of Stars has a bit of everything, from epic scenarios and lighter comedic moments to emotional beats

The story follows two Children of the Solstice who combine the powers of the sun and moon to perform Eclipse Magic. This ability stands as the only defense against the creations of The Fleshmancer, an evil alchemist.

You can take control of either Valere or Zale, the two Solstice Warriors. As them, you navigate a fantasy world set across an archipelago of islands. Combat in Sea of Stars is turn-based.

Encounters are integrated directly into exploration, so there are no random battles or transitions to separate combat screens. Systems such as timed hits, combo attacks, boosting, and a lock mechanic keep battles interactive without requiring excessive grinding.

Movement is not restricted to grid-based tiles, allowing for more fluid traversal across environments. Towns, puzzles, and hidden secrets are spread throughout the world, echoing the design philosophy of older JRPGs.

Activities such as sailing, cooking, and fishing are also part of the game. You get optional diversions like a tabletop-style mini game, Wheels, and spend moments in taverns listening to in-game music. On that note, watch the latest trailer here!

While the mobile release brings most of the original content, it doesn’t include the Throes of the Watchmaker DLC at launch. Right now, you can grab the game from the Google Play Store at a discount of 10% until April 14th ($8.99 instead of $9.99).

The mobile version of Sea of Stars offers compatibility with controllers and cloud save support. Additional features include Google Play Games achievements.

Also, read our news on Beat ‘Em Up Roguelite Action RPG Radiant: Guardians of Light.

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Netflix Playground brings all the popular characters together

Sesame Street, Dr. Seuss, Peppa Pig, StoryBots, and Bad Dinosaurs, kids will find all of them in the game. The puzzles are kid-friendly, focusing on creativity, pattern recognition, music, and simple problem-solving.

At launch, the lineup includes Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish and Horton!, as well as The Sneetches, where players can experiment with tools like a Shape Printer or Vehicle Builder. Meanwhile, the Sesame Street content offers recognition-based activities.

Peppa Pig introduces light simulation elements like caring for guinea pigs or counting games. StoryBots and Bad Dinosaurs bring a mixture of music, memory challenges, and other puzzles.

Netflix will add more recognisable brands to the Playground over time. You can expect Gabby’s Dollhouse, KPop Demon Hunters, PJ Masks, My Little Pony, and PAW Patrol.

Netflix Playground comes with parental controls so that parents can monitor playtime and screen usage of their kids. The app has no in-app purchases, no additional fees, and zero ads. Also, all content can be played offline.

Netflix Playground is now available on the Google Play Store in regions such as the UK and the US. A wider global launch is scheduled for April 28th, 2026.

So, there you have it. If you have kids of your own (or those of your siblings), you can ‘recommend’ them this new Netflix title. And for you, we have a new title on Android which might seem kiddish at first, but is for kids and adults alike. It’s Hidden around the World, the Sequel to Hidden in my Paradise.

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All About Grow A Garden Easter Eggfruit

What Is The Easter Eggfruit?

Easter Eggfruit are currently the rarest Easter Fruit in the latest event. As the name might suggest, the plant grows fruit that look like Easter Eggs. You plant these plants in your Easter Garden, and can sell the resulting fruit for Chocolate Coins.

Here’s where it gets a little complicated. There is the event-only Easter Eggfruit, which you can only use in your Easter Garden. We’ll call that Easter Eggfruit (Event) There is also the one you can get from the Easter Seed pack which you can plant in your regular garden. We’ll call this Easter Eggfruit (Seed Pack).

How Do You Get The Easter Eggfruit?

The Easter Eggfruit (Event) is available from the Easter Shop. This is found in the centre of the field, opposite the Easter Bunny.

Unlike regular crops, all the Easter Fruit are bought with the event-specific currency, Chocolate Coins. There are two ways to get Chocolate Coins right now:

• Selling Easter Fruit. Rather than regular GaG money, Easter Fruit all sell for Chocolate Coins at the Easter sell stand. (You can find this in the centre of the field.) Rarer crops will sell for more coins.
• Taking part in the Easter Egg Hunt. Speak to the Easter Bunny opposite the Easter Shop every 15 minutes to take part in an Easter Egg Hunt. This will hide Easter Eggs all around the field. Find ten of them and interact with them to get a random reward. This can net you anything from 500 to 5000 Chocolate Coins. (It can also give you Golden Eggs or Crates, but that’s nothing to complain about.)

Easter Eggfruit (Seed Pack) is available from the Easter Seed Pack. You can get this from the Easter Event by completing the Angry Plant requests. You’ll find the plant in the middle of the field. You need to feed him whatever Easter crop he’s asking for, and it needs to be over the weight shown. On feeding it to the plant, he will give you a Seed Pack. On opening it there’s a 0.5% chance to get an Eggfruit tree that you can plant in your regular garden.

Is The Easter Eggfruit The Same As The Easter Egg?

You might have seen other Easter Egg plants already in gardens before this event. These are not the same thing. They were one of the limited plants available as part of the old Easter 2025 event, and sell for regular currency.

Easter Eggfruit are new for 2026 and are in a whole different rarity category… though it’s easy to see why someone might get them mixed up.

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Hidden in my Paradise, which dropped in October 2024, is available via Crunchyroll on Android. Fortunately, the new title is available as a standalone game. So, you don’t need to have any subscription to play the game.

Just like last time, you follow Laly, a photography apprentice, and her fairy companion Coronya, in Hidden around the World. Locations include 12 cities, such as Paris, Tokyo, New York, Venice, and Mexico City.

You search through homes, cafés, and parks while interacting with the environment. And that also includes moving objects that reveal hidden items and engaging with smaller touches like petting animals.

Apart from finding items, you also need to arrange and capture specific snapshots, effectively reconstructing moments within each city. Completing these activities gets you coins, which you can then exchange for tickets at a Gacha machine or spend on decorative items for personal spaces.

Collect Pawprint tokens by completing all hidden object searches, successfully recreating every snapshot, and locating hidden fairies scattered throughout the maps. The game offers unlimited hints for object-finding.

Hidden around the World also has a Sandbox Mode

It lets you construct your own levels using unlocked assets, placing shops, parks, animals, and decorative elements. You can share these creations locally or online as well. In addition to building, you can browse and explore levels made by others, too.

After hits like A Tiny Sticker Tale and Hidden in my Paradise, Ogre Pixel has managed to drop yet another charming title with this one. Hidden around the World is now available on the Google Play Store for $2.99.

Also, be sure to read our next scoop on Ice Bot: Sliding Block Puzzle, Where Walls Are Your Only Brakes!

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Radiant: Guardians of Light is all about manual combat and player control

Set in the world of Helia, the game places you in the role of Ainar, the chosen one who confronts the tyrant Gultar. Gultar is an adept of Darkness responsible for plunging the realm into despair.

Across the ruins of an ancient castle and surrounding kingdoms, you battle factions. Along the way, you also overcome powerful minions, form alliances, learn new abilities, and craft equipment.

Radiant: Guardians of Light blends beat ’em up basics with RPG systems. Weapons and equipment let you collect materials and build loadouts suited to specific playstyles.

You get to combine offensive and defensive abilities, such as fire-based attacks or large-scale shielding. Boss encounters are multi-stage fights against large enemies.

The structure includes both a main story and additional challenge modes. A roguelite component, called The Roguelite Trials, focuses on replayability by removing access to main-game gear and introducing procedurally generated levels.

The areas feature randomised layouts and enemy placements, alongside more than 50 new rogue skills. Visually, the game has a cartoonish art style that contrasts with darker fantasy trends.

And what about the co-op mode?

Radiant: Guardians of Light has an optional co-op mode. It requires gamepads or controllers and allows two players to team up locally. One player takes on the role of Quinn, the last apprentice of the legendary Ophana.

Also, you can play the game entirely offline. On Google Play Store, the game is available for $4.99.

Be sure to read our news on Funny-Ugly Plush Monsters’ First Mobile Game Fugglers: Reckless Runner.

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Having said that, this has resulted in some controversial mechanics, like autoplay, offline modes, and heavy pay-to-win – the latter of which can mitigate the grind completely for those with heavy purse strings. Still, it remains an intensely popular genre, and there are games that tend to avoid the worst of mobile practices.

We’re going to highlight a range of our favourite options in this guide, including free-to-play-friendly options, the best autoplay MMORPGs, and more. No matter your tastes, you’ll find something to enjoy here.

Beast Android MMORPGs

On with the rankings!

Old School RuneScape

For our money, it just doesn’t get any better than Old School RuneScape. This grind-heavy experience features none of the more nefarious mechanics like autoplay, offline play, or pay to win, and has almost too much content if anything.

As a result, it can feel overwhelming to the newcomer, who won’t quite know where to begin. Quite quickly, you’ll realize that it really doesn’t matter. There isn’t a right way to play RuneScape, and you’ll have the most fun by just dedicating yourself to whatever you feel like in that moment.

You can grind monsters, craft gear, cook, fish, parkour, mine, decorate your home – the possibilities are endless, and the grind to achieve all of it is deliciously addictive stuff.

Old School RuneScape features a free-to-play mode, which is pretty barebones but does have it’s own hardcore community. You’ll likely want to get the membership fairly quickly though, as it opens up a lot of content, including new skills, quests, areas, and equipment. You also get regular RuneScape’s membership in a single purchase, too.

Notice: More recently a lot of players have experienced potentially game-breaking issues with the game’s launcher for Android. This has meant a lot of players haven’t been able to use it on Android devices, and we’re not sure when a fix will arrive. Keep this in mind, especially if you’re thinking about spending money.

Villagers & Heroes

Villagers & Heroes is a solid alternative to RuneScape, for those that don’t really like either of them. It’s got an odd art style that’s like a cross between Fable and World of Warcraft and a world that’s reminiscent of Divinity: Original Sin’s crazier moments, but there’s a lot to like here.

Combat is fun, there are a lot of character customization options, and you can dedicate yourself to lots of non-combat skills just like you can in RuneScape. The community isn’t enormous, but you’ll rarely find yourself alone, and you can play across PC and mobile.

The only caveat is that we’ve received reports that the optional subscription is a little on the expensive side. We’re not entirely sure what it offers, so you’re better off reaching out to the community to see if it’s worth it.

Adventure Quest 3D

If you were a gamer in the Flash era you might remember Adventure Quest, the online turn-based RPG with a pretty tongue-in-cheek approach to fantasy games. Well, Flash might have gone, but Adventure Quest is still here.

Adventure Quest 3D has grown all of its own.

There are tons of quests to complete, areas to explore, and gear sets to grind, and you can enjoy the entire experience entirely for free. There is an optional membership and cosmetics to purchase, but none of it is by any means essential. If you really don’t want to spend a penny, Adventure Quest 3D is the friendliest option out there.

The developers run regular events too, which are often genuinely a lot of fun. These include the Battle Concert events, in which real-life bands play a set in-game for a period of time, and holiday events that feature awesome cosmetic items to unlock.

Toram Online

If Adventure Quest 3D doesn’t do it for you, Toram Online is a solid alternative. It’s also one of the most customizable out there, with loads of cosmetic options, and you’re never locked into a specific class. Just like with Monster Hunter, you can swap your fighting style at any point.

In fact, it borrows a lot from Monster Hunter, with you summoning your friends to help you head out into the world to slay monsters. There’s a huge world to explore, and a storyline to beat for those that like that sort of thing.

Given that there’s no PvP, there’s no real pay-to-win on offer in Toram Online. There are optional purchases that make the game easier, or speed up progress, but who are you really competing with?

Darza’s Domain

Regrettably, Realm Of The Mad God isn’t available on Android, but you can get most of the intense, spell-filled experience of the roguelike MMO by playing Darza’s Dominion. This strips MMORPGs down to a basic loop you can hop into and out of. Pick a class, level up, loot and die, all in record time. Great if longterm grinding isn’t your idea of a good time.

Black Desert Mobile

It seems that a lot of you have already, as Black Desert Mobile remains a fiercely popular entry in the genre following its launch.

Black Desert Mobile’s combat system is the best in the business – especially on mobile – and there are deep crafting and non-combat skill systems in play for those who don’t fancy hitting monsters with massive swords.

Sky: Children Of The Light

A very unique game from the creators of Journey, Sky is a game where you take to the air through vast landscapes, collect candles and hearts, or just chill with other players. Communication is limited until you’ve added a player as a friend, so it’s also a remarkably low toxicity and low spam environment.

Albion Online

Another Runescape-escape top-down MMO, Albion Online has both PVP and PVE, and doesn’t box you into classes. You can switch up your build simply by swapping equipment, so you can try all it has to offer.

DOFUS Touch

A super stylish rework of the iconic WAKFU prequel DOFUS. It’s a turn-based affair, with an option to party up and all hop in on a fight. It also has the art style that made the previous games really memorable.

mo.co

Supercell’s approach to the MMO genre has a lot of what you’d expect from the dev. It’s colorful, lively, and easy to dip in and out. Perhaps more important, it is now proudly non-pay-to-win. The only paid items are cosmetics. That’s very nice to see.

Eterspire

A real MMORPG experience. This game is a full-featured affair, with a player-driven economy, full controller support, and genuine progression that doesn’t require you to engage in microtransactions to get the best gear.

Aurcus Online

An MMO from the same stable as Toram Online, which looks charmingly similar to a PS2-era JPRG. Despite the appearance, it’s firmly an action RPG, with a focus on cool aerial combat maneuvers that feel satisfying. Want something where you’re actually playing it? Aurcus is a good option.

So that’s our picks for the best Android MMORPGs. Want some more roles to play? Check out the best Android ARPGs.

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