League of Legends: Wild Rift

Wild Rift isn’t just “LoL on mobile” — it’s a carefully engineered sibling title that can stand on its own in the mobile MOBA arena.

Schedule I

Schedule I reinvents tycoon simulation with boldness, humor, and slick gameplay loops. Its success shows the power of indie creativity on a global stage

Free Fire x NARUTO SHIPPUDEN

Free Fire is proof that in mobile gaming, accessibility and adaptability can outweigh pure graphical fidelity — especially when paired with aggressive live-service execution.

Guilty as Sock!

Guilty as Sock! is not a game that aims to be profound, competitive, or technically groundbreaking. Instead, it’s a reminder that games can exist simply to make us laugh together.

Lost & Found: The Boring Game

Lost & Found: The Boring Game stands out by turning a mundane scenario into a motivator for fast, strategic decision-making with a dash of moral ambiguity

Red Dead Redemption 2

Red Dead Redemption 2 delivers an immersive open-world Western adventure with stunning visuals, rich storytelling, and deep gameplay mechanics.

Candy Crush Saga

Candy Crush Saga proves that you don’t need cutting-edge graphics or complex mechanics to dominate mobile gaming — you just need to master player psychology and live-service execution

Gacha Club

Gacha Club is a free anime-style game where you create characters, design scenes in Studio Mode, and battle with teams in various modes. With no ads or purchases, it’s perfect for creative fun and safe for all ages