Black Moon Gameplay » Gave It A Try! Not For Me!

I recently played a mobile game called "Black Moon." It's an early access game available to everyone. The emulator I used for this particular game was LDPlayer with some glitches, although I'm not sure why.

The game has limited character customization options. You can change your character's hair color and clothing color, but you can't even choose your character's name. You're given a list of pre-assigned names or can roll a virtual dice to pick one. I ended up with the name Brandon Shepherd.

In the game, you control a character who can't jump, and you face various creatures. It appears to be a pay-to-win game, which means that players who spend money have an advantage over free-to-play players like me. This often leads to an uneven playing field.

Despite my efforts, the game crashed several times during my playthrough, which can be quite frustrating. This made the overall gaming experience less enjoyable for me.

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In terms of gameplay, "Black Moon" didn't align with my personal preferences. The excessive talking and limited engagement with the game's world left me feeling disconnected. I found it challenging to become immersed in the game's story and mechanics.

Ultimately, I decided to end my gaming session with "Black Moon" after about 25 minutes. While some gamers might enjoy this style of game, it didn't align with my personal preferences. 

It's important to note that gaming experiences can vary greatly from person to person. What one person enjoys, another might not. "Black Moon" might appeal to some players, but it didn't resonate with me.

In conclusion, my experience with "Black Moon" was characterized by limited customization, game crashes, and a storyline that didn't engage me. While I gave it a try, it ultimately didn't align with my gaming preferences, and I decided to end my gameplay session.

Thank you for joining me during this gaming session, and I hope you enjoyed hearing about my experience with "Black Moon."

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Viking Rise Gameplay » Early Game, Defeated Twice

Hey fellow gamers! I tried out a new mobile game recently called "Viking Rise." It's a strategy game where you build and defend your own Viking village. I played it on my PC using an Android emulator.

At first, the game seemed pretty cool. The graphics were nice, not too cartoony, and it was different from the games I usually play. It's one of those building games where everything happens really quickly in the beginning, but as you progress, things take longer.

I had to gather resources like wood and food to build my village. There were different buildings like barracks for training soldiers and an infirmary to heal them after battles. The game had a tutorial that guided me through the basics, but once I got the hang of it, things got more challenging.

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I upgraded my buildings, trained soldiers, and even participated in battles. The battles were a bit tricky; because I never won and it was frustrating.

The game had features like upgrading buildings, researching new technologies, and recruiting different types of soldiers. There were also in-game purchases, but I didn't spend any real money on them. I focused on earning resources and leveling up my village without spending extra cash.

In the end, my first time playing "Viking Rise" was a fun experience. Who knows, I might even continue playing it.

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