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This game is just about dragging numbers to level up, and you gain experience points equal to the number of blocks you drag. It's perfect for playing when you're bored on the subway, bus, or train. The ads are truly hellish, and this game feels like you're just endlessly dragging numbers. It seems like a game with no end. It's more like a grind or an endless game. I personally found it too boring and quit. Looking at PlayPic, I saw people who reached 64c and others at level 131. I truly think they are amazing. It's incredible that they are so engrossed in this boring game (in my personal opinion)! I recommend this game to people who find it fun, have nothing else to do, or are bored. Of course, if others don't find it fun, that's understandable... Rating: (3.5/5)

This game is about drilling through the ground with a drill to reach your destination. As you progress, the ground gets tougher and harder to break through. If you touch the ground even once, you lose a life (-1). However, miners can mine resources to gain experience, which can then be used for upgrades. You can also move upwards. You can use this ability up to 3 times, and it recharges. It seems to take about 15-30 seconds per segment. Additionally, you can use in-game currency for gacha pulls to obtain items and upgrades at the start. I personally found it too boring and quit. It's been a while since I quit, so I don't remember the details very well. I think it's a good game for a quick round when you're bored. I can't recall if there was an ad after finishing. Rating: (3.8/5)

It was originally the default theme, but I've changed it to a delicious food theme and I'm playing with that! At first, I played with animals, but there were so many similar-looking animals that it was confusing ㅠㅠ So I just fixed it to food, and now it's a mahjong game that makes me hungry every time I look at it. This game is about picking up two tiles with the same picture and matching them. I think the difficulty is on the easier side (I've played other mahjong match games, and they were a bit harder), and it gives you items well (one every time you clear stage 5). I didn't have much use for the items though. If I start playing when I'm bored, I can clear 10 or 20 levels at once. For reference, I played for an hour on the first day I started and passed level 50. Currently, I'm playing it whenever I think of it, aiming to clear level 250. I haven't seen any time quests, and I don't know if hidden quests appear because I downloaded it through another app. If you happen to be playing it when you're bored on the bus or subway, you need to be careful not to miss your stop... time just flies by.

In this game, you first click to get money. You have to build planets with that money. Once built, it gives you 'n' per second. Haha. As you build, you can get a Black Hole as a +1, which is really good. You can also skip time by 1 hour, 1 day, or 1 month, and upgrade your planets. Then, once you've finished building, you move on to the next world and repeat the process. The goal is to keep climbing the leaderboard and reach first place, and the first place player is truly incredible, wow. I really don't know if they just ate and played this game or if they left it on idle. I managed to reach 191st place. Now I've lost that account... haha. To recover the account, you need a code, but I don't know what that code is... I recommend you all try it too. I'd recommend it when you're bored or something. Even if you can't reach first place, I hope you can at least get within the top 1000! Also, except for clicking the parachute in the middle of the game, there are no ads! Rating: (3.9/5)

This is a game I've been playing diligently since its official launch. It's a famous mobile game, so many of you might know it. This game is broadly divided into two main aspects: 1. Trophy Collection: With 106 characters, you play various 3v3, 5v5, and Showdown matches to increase your total trophies or achieve Prestige. 2. Competitive Score Climbing: This is a game mode called 'Competitive' where you draft bans and picks. From a certain tier onwards, matches are best-of-three. Additionally, there are about 6 control buttons, it's a combat-style game, and strategy is also important. It's somewhat of a P2W (Pay-to-Win) game, so spending money helps you obtain characters faster or aids in account progression, but free-to-play players can also enjoy it easily. Furthermore, you can play together with multiple people through clubs, friend requests, and invitation features. This game has a lot of content to enjoy, so you'll never get bored. If you like combat games, I think everyone should try it at least once. Thank you for watching!!!!!

I thought I'd just play one song to warm up, but I ended up hooked on the thrilling impact of hitting notes to the beat and the amazing Vocaloid songs, playing all night on my phone. It's a mobile rhythm god-tier game👍 It's truly one of the most famous rhythm games out there 😊 I love the sound effects and impact when you perfectly hit the tap, slide, and flick notes in sync with the song's rhythm 🫨 Getting a full combo on a difficult level gives you a serious dopamine rush and melts away all your stress lollll From famous Vocaloid masterpieces to original new songs tailored to each unit's unique character, the music is a feast for your ears, making every play session a joy 😆 There are also unit-specific stories, and I found out there's a real-time virtual live concert feature where you can cheer with glow sticks alongside other playersㅋㅋ🫨

This game is registered on PlayO, but there are no time quests or hidden quests. It would be nice if they added them, haha. I play this game about once a week! In this game, you choose a pixel art you want to draw, then color it according to the numbers below. (Each pixel in the picture has a number on it.) As you color, the picture gets completed. There are a few things I want to criticize about this game, rather than just praising it. First off, there are a TON of ads. By my standards, an ad popped up after finishing every 1-2 colors. That means they appear very frequently. Also, there isn't much content to enjoy. It's true that picture games might not have a lot of content, but this is a game that gets boring very easily. That's why I only play it once a week. It's hard to play often. However, it's also a game that's easy to get used to. Many other games are difficult to adapt to, but I could get used to this one in just 30 minutes. It's also a good game to casually enjoy once a week without any pressure.

I'm not sure about the time quests in this game, but there are hidden quests. Time quests might appear for some people, but they didn't for me. Hidden quests involve things like leveling up. Honestly, hidden quests don't give many gems, but since the difficulty is easy, you can think of them for leveling up and league management. Or, they might be good for those who urgently need to farm gems. You need to capture monsters to make them pets and then level up those pets. After that, choose the pets you want to be strong or fight alongside. You have to fight monsters by fighting with your pets. You also need to level up your character and manage your dungeons properly and on time. You also need to manage your equipment and runes quite a bit. Honestly, it's easy if you just follow the in-game quests. I just followed the in-game quests and leveled up my account. Even if it's not necessarily a quest, it was good for a quick play session when I was bored sometimes. You can also leave it idle. (As long as you're careful about the play-or-go penalty.) Fighting didn't require much skill either, so it was easy to get used to.

This game is registered on Playio, but there are no specific time quests or hidden quests! In this game, you need to place the blocks that appear below into the empty spaces on the board to complete rows horizontally or vertically. (Diagonals don't count as rows.) You get points every time you create empty space on the board by clearing rows and eliminating blocks. The goal is to achieve the highest score. I found it really difficult to secure space when playing this game. You can't rotate the blocks either clockwise or counter-clockwise. So, I tried to clear rows and free up space immediately rather than playing cautiously, as long as I could eliminate blocks. There's a 9-square block that appears quite often and takes up a lot of board space. I've lost many games because of this. Therefore, when you play this game, you really need to pay close attention to space management.

In this game, random shapes appear, and when you touch a side, you shouldn't touch that side. If you do, you fail the level. I played this game for the action quests, but if I had to point out one fatal flaw, it would be the ads. An ad pops up right after finishing a round. If you want to get a triple, you end up watching a total of 2 ads. I really hate this. Watch an ad, play for a bit, then watch another ad... It feels like a grinding game. I'd only recommend this game to people who don't mind watching a lot of ads. I used to play 2-3 rounds and then quit, but now that I'm used to it, it seems like there's an ad every round. Fortunately, the rewards don't decrease in this game. That is, the gems don't decrease. It seems you can get a maximum of about 10 gems per round. Honestly, what's 10 gems? I think they should give you at least 20. So, my rating for this game is: Rating: (2.5/5) It seems like a good game if they'd just get rid of the ads!