TAG · 15 REVIEWS
Action
Every App Comrade review tagged Action, across every platform.
Stickman Ninja Bullet Master borrows a famous premise and runs with it.
A free 37-level stickman shooter that opens by name-dropping My Friend Pedro and proceeds to flip, fire, and never update again.
MAY 11, 2026
Botstorm Uprise turns the Samsung remote into a workable fight stick.
Desoline's free Tizen arena-combat game asks for a sit-down session and a small progression loop — the longer-form sibling to Botstorm Rush, built around bot upgrades and wave clears rather than a lane chase.
MAY 11, 2026
Shadow Fight 2 still lands its hits a decade in.
Nekki's silhouetted side-scroller is older than most phones in your pocket, and the timing-based combat has aged better than the freemium scaffolding wrapped around it.
MAY 10, 2026
Call of Duty Mobile keeps shipping seasons faster than the bugs get fixed.
Season 4's Eternal Prison drops Rebirth Island, a Godzilla x Kong crossover, and a new Toxic Overload BR class. The shooting still slaps. The desync, the storage footprint, and the battle-pass math do not.
MAY 10, 2026
Free Fire keeps winning the fight nobody else wants.
Garena's lightweight battle royale runs on phones the competition refuses to support, and the Undersea Mystery campaign shows why that bet still pays.
MAY 10, 2026
Among Us is still a great party game waiting for friends to show up.
Five years past its pandemic peak, Innersloth's social-deduction hit on Android is a polished, cheap, content-fed game whose biggest problem is that the lobbies have thinned out.
MAY 10, 2026
Pixel Gun 3D is still here at twelve years old, and the cracks are showing.
The blocky shooter that started in 2013 just crossed 300 million downloads, just turned twelve, and is openly being prepared for replacement. Cubic Games has already announced Pixel Gun 2 for early 2026, and the original is starting to feel like a holding pattern.
MAY 10, 2026
PUBG Mobile is still the genre's heavyweight, for better and worse.
Eight years in, Krafton's battle royale keeps shipping new modes, new collabs, and new ways to fish for your wallet. The core 100-player loop is still excellent. Everything wrapped around it is louder than ever.
MAY 10, 2026
Blade Legend is a watchable webOS action snack.
A free casual hack-and-slash from Omshy that runs on the LG TV remote — undemanding, lightly grindy, and exactly as deep as a living-room game tends to get.
MAY 10, 2026
Wild Hunter Sniper is exactly the Galaxy Store filler its title promises.
A keyword-stuffed shovelware sniper game that ports the lowest tier of Android hunting clones onto Samsung's storefront. Functional, forgettable, and visibly engineered around ad placements.
MAY 10, 2026
The God of High School squeezes a tournament webtoon into a workmanlike gacha.
Woncomz's mobile RPG turns Park Yongje's martial-arts manhwa into a team-builder of story chapters, boss raids, and timed PvP. The fights look the part; the menus around them are pure 2020s gacha.
MAY 10, 2026
RocketRushBoard is a small reminder that runner games still wash up on Samsung TVs.
A budget endless-runner sitting in the quieter corner of the Tizen store. It works, it loops, and it asks almost nothing of you — which is both the point and the problem.
MAY 10, 2026
Clash & Run is a competent runner stranded on the wrong screen.
Inlogic's tap-to-jump escape game ports cleanly to webOS, but the endless-runner format was built for a phone in your hand — not a remote across the room.
MAY 9, 2026
Gangster Crime Mafia City Games is a GTA poster taped to a much smaller game.
GAME STATION's open-world crime sim leans on every keyword in its title and almost none of the mechanics they imply. The result is a forgettable shovelware entry hiding behind a Rockstar-shaped silhouette.
MAY 9, 2026
Where Winds Meet is the most credible AAA wuxia MMORPG on a phone.
NetEase's open-world martial-arts epic ports its console-grade ambitions to the Samsung Galaxy Store with most of the production intact and the monetisation broadly typical of its parent.
MAY 9, 2026