Review of *Name of Game*

Okay, folks, let me tell you about this game I've been playing – really enjoying it, actually. It's called Name of Game, and it's… addictive. Yep, that's the word. I’m normally really picky, searching all sorts of indie games for anything remotely noteworthy, and, see, it hits some marks. Browser based? (My busy fingers like to pick through browser titles for five minutes at most!), Phone play, no need for that download chaos, total no-cost too? Check! Sure fits that “easily dipped toe to endlessly immersed gameplay” mark in place. So this whole jump & run affair, what actually goes what? Oh, we are diving into obstacle and coin stuff, that's all.

Endless levels, pretty simple premise – you; moving around tiny guy, gotta jump the thingies. Though the challenges certainly don't half ramp up and those jump demands? I actually messed myself one time doing so, heh. You tap and yup he leaps. It can get difficult really rapidly-- you know if this needs more complex methods double pressing your finger. But that’s, that you get the idea right there; all centered getting ahead to gain increasingly higher scores and coins needed upgrading little guy.

One seriously lovely detail: skins! My favorite type collection in each of level run. Pretty enough to keep at. They got those really cool ones; oh I mean it! Every selection that will take an absurd amount free hour, or the game doesn't matter honestly when picking and choosing that special choice of fun designs.. You start accumulating a collection this one’ll easily catch player who wants collect what character they got and use coins wisely.

What I really *loved*: super easy; honestly brain rest after work stuff. Seriously compelling! Each rounds fresh feels; almost unique in play.. Decent graphics I think - cute enough anyway, the visual's pleasant really and nothing more needs explaining - whatcha reckon here overall this game?

Free? Dude a steal.. What am talking regarding value for casual style game's go for something similar as many fun gaming moments without demanding such crazy heavy resources-- it helps there for short times playing when lunchbreak rolls quick break time too if commuting - seriously.

Definitely try *Name of Game* out people!! You could try just quickly using those game titles during your slow periods of your works day out - especially useful when busy too since your playing via mobile browser- a win when not time constraints on sessions for a long time sessions long.