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105-112 of 134 mobile games
Game Card 105
MMA Super Fight is a one-on-one fighting game whose stated loop is winning fights, earning money and improving skills. Progress therefore runs through a career rather than a level ladder, and the money a fight pays is what buys the next advantage.
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Moto Race City is a traffic-weaving ride shown from above in a tall frame, with the bike held low on screen and city roads scrolling past. The game states its own aim on an instructions panel: ride as long and as fast as you can without crashing.
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Pizza Now is an isometric restaurant game in which you walk one character around a plot rather than tapping through menus. The camera looks down on a corner site with a service frontage along one wall, and a cash figure sits alone at the top of the frame.
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Pool Master is a single-table pool game played level by level, framed from above with all six pockets in view. There is no opponent taking alternate shots: the table is a puzzle, and the only question is whether the balls the board wants will drop inside the number of strikes you are allowed.
Game Card 109
Road Madness is a top-down driving game played in a tall, narrow frame, looking straight down at a four-lane highway with a painted centre divider. Your car sits low on the screen and the road scrolls up past it while traffic arrives from ahead.
Game Card 110
Shiny Jewels is a match-three built around removal conditions rather than a single clearing rule. Swapping neighbouring jewels into a line of three collects them, but most of what a level asks you to shift comes away only under a stated circumstance.
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Speedy Runner is a side-scrolling chase across the roofs of a moving train, with a city skyline behind and a policeman visible at the left edge of the frame. The runner never slows, so the game is entirely about the gaps between carriages.
Game Card 112
Tower Defenders is a hold-the-line game against undead Viking warriors, and the publisher states the objective as withstanding waves for as long as possible. There is no final level to reach: the run continues until a wave gets through.
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