Category: Steam

You ever fall into one of those games where you open it just to check something—and next thing you know, it’s 40 minutes later and you’re farming gold with a monocled cat on a hoverboard? Yeah, 100 Capitalist Cats did that to me. It’s one of those idle clicker games that looks silly on the […]

You ever get that itch to slay monsters on the go—like, mid-commute or while you’re ignoring laundry? Yeah, Monster Hunter Rise on mobile kind of nails that fantasy. I’ll admit, when Capcom first teased it, I was skeptical (touch controls for hunting a Rathalos? Really?). But here we are, and honestly, it’s smoother than I […]

You ever stumble into a game that feels like it shouldn’t work, but somehow it just… does? That’s exactly what happened when I tried Bear and Breakfast on mobile. You’re literally a bear—yes, an actual bear—running a cozy little bed and breakfast in the woods, and for reasons I can’t fully explain, it totally hooked […]

You ever notice how kids can sniff out a fun game faster than we can hide the snacks? PAW Patrol Rescue World—yeah, the one from Nickelodeon and Spin Master—is one of those apps that totally lives on repeat if you’ve got a preschooler in the house. And honestly? I get it. It’s colorful, easy to […]

You ever stumble on a game so weirdly specific it makes you pause mid-scroll? BioGun is that game. It’s a vaccine-themed shooter (yep, you read that right) where you blast viruses from inside a dog’s body. Now, that alone might not raise eyebrows—until you realize everyone’s suddenly Googling “BioGun trial codes” like it’s the next […]

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably lost hours—no, entire weekends—to Hearts of Iron IV, micromanaging divisions and rewriting the course of WW2 like it’s your personal sandbox. Now that Paradox Interactive has brought this beast to mobile, well… let’s just say my productivity took a hit. But here’s the thing: on mobile, it’s not […]

So, you’ve probably noticed it too—Ninja Gaiden 4 Mobile is everywhere right now. I mean, I opened the App Store last week to check out a puzzle game, and there it was—top charts, glowing reviews, and yeah, a whole wave of U.S. gamers diving in headfirst. And honestly? I get it. There’s been this pent-up […]

You ever get that rush when a shooter just clicks? That’s what happened to me with OutlawZ: Headhunter—fast, gritty, straight-up addictive. It’s been blowing up across the U.S., and honestly, once you’re in, it’s hard to tap out. But here’s the thing: if you’re not using game codes, you’re basically playing on hard mode. OutlawZ […]

You ever get hooked on a mobile game you only downloaded to kill five minutes… and suddenly it’s 2 a.m. and you’re strategizing raid formations in your head? Yeah—Raiders of Treasure Island did that to me. It’s got that perfect mix of classic adventure game grind and slick, addictive mobile mechanics. And if you’re playing […]

You ever buy a game and feel like you’re only playing half of what’s really there? That’s exactly how Monster Hunter: World felt to me the first time around. Don’t get me wrong—it’s brilliant on its own. But once you start dipping into game codes, bonus unlocks, and those weird little console-specific perks tucked away […]

You ever stumble on a mobile game so unexpectedly good it makes you double-check the app store rating? That was me last month with Ingression: The Portal Trial—a sci-fi action-puzzler that’s quietly blowing up across US mobile circles. And I get it. It’s fast, it’s tactical, and yeah… it’s weirdly addictive. But here’s the kicker: […]

You ever jump into a new mobile RPG, full of hope, only to realize everyone else is somehow way ahead of you? Yeah, that’s the gacha grind—and Voyagers of Nera doesn’t pull any punches. If you’re not keeping up with active codes, especially in 2025, you’re basically leaving free loot, premium currency, and login bonuses […]

You ever dive into a survival shooter thinking, “I’ve got this,” and five minutes later you’re bleeding out in a ditch with nothing but a busted flashlight and a bandage? Yeah—Road to Vostok is that kind of game. It throws you into a brutal, post-apocalyptic border zone where loot is rare, death is permanent (in […]

You ever boot up a retro-style RPG and think, “Man, I just don’t have 40 hours to grind out one more magic crystal”? Yeah, Alphadia I & II hit that nostalgic nerve hard—but they also come with that old-school time sink. That’s where active cheat codes swoop in like your party’s overpowered mage—the one you […]

You ever get that itch—like you just know there’s a code out there, something hidden, waiting to unlock that extra skin, that rare mount, or maybe a stack of in-game currency you didn’t have to grind 20 hours for? Yeah, that’s Bartox for you. And if you’re playing from the U.S., you’re not alone in […]

You ever jump into a new Roblox game thinking, “Alright, let’s grind this out,” only to realize halfway through that other players are flying around with maxed-out gear, glowing swords, and bonus XP raining from the sky? Yeah—that’s usually when I remember codes exist. In Star Survivor, these promo codes aren’t just throwaway freebies—they’re your […]

There’s something oddly satisfying about watching a small squad of pixelated heroes claw their way through waves of the undead—especially when every turn feels like a gamble. Few Nights More: Genesis nails that tension. You’ve probably seen it climbing the App Store rankings this fall—it’s that gritty mobile strategy RPG with roguelike flavor and way […]

You know, back when I first stumbled into Black Desert Online—I think it was late 2017?—I had no clue what I was in for. All I knew was that it looked stunning, the combat felt fast (actually fun, for once), and the character creator? Ridiculously detailed. But here’s the thing: like any solid MMORPG, BDO […]

Legendary Hoplite is more than just another tower defense title on mobile—it’s a fast-paced battle strategy game where your choices, timing, and tactics decide everything. You take command of elite heroes, defend fortified positions, and push back waves of mythological enemies across dozens of well-designed stages. One of the standout events in the game is […]

Dungeons of Sundaria is more than just another co-op RPG—it’s a loot-heavy, class-driven dungeon crawler built for chaos, strategy, and survival. Whether you’re jumping into a quest with friends on Steam or exploring solo on console editions, the game’s rich system of classes, quests, and dungeon layers rewards players who know how to leverage every […]

Tanuki Sunset is one of those indie games that sneaks up on you—in a good way. You start off thinking it’s just a raccoon riding a longboard, but a few minutes in, you’re drifting past cars, dodging cones, and vibing to a retro synthwave soundtrack that hooks you in. Developed by Pelican Party Studios, it’s […]

If you’re playing The New Cycle and not redeeming codes, you’re basically walking past a chest of free loot and saying, “Nah, I’m good.” Active codes in The New Cycle unlock real, useful rewards—extra resources, exclusive skins, sometimes even rare modules you won’t see again. These aren’t just fun freebies; they give you an edge, […]

If you’ve been grinding through Ninja Issen and feel like you’re only scratching the surface, you’re absolutely right. This retro-style ninja game has layers—some obvious, some not so much. Beneath the frantic hack-and-slash action lies a treasure trove of secrets: unlockable content, hidden difficulty tiers, and a few “unofficial” tools players have used to flip […]

You ever hit a job under-geared and outgunned? That’s what it feels like playing One-Armed Robber without using the free codes. This first-person shooter might look like just another indie title on Steam, but the tension in its co-op heist missions? Real. And when the alarms go off and your team’s scrambling, the last thing […]