At the time, these games were fine for killing time in line at the supermarket, but it’s 2021 now, and mobile games have come a long way. When they first became available on the App Store, they were pretty rough around the edges, simple games with Flash-esque graphics built for devices like the first-gen iPod Touch and the iPhone 3G. On that day, Moonlighter and This War of Mine will rotate out and be replaced by Alan Wake and For Honor.Mobile games have been around a long time. This War of Mine and Moonlighter will be available for free until August 2nd, so download from the Epic Games Store while you've got the chance. This War of Mine emphasizes making tough decisions in the name as survival, so if you're looking for something that's more on the heavy side, this is it. Your primary task is managing a hideout and making sure everyone is protected, fed, and cared for. In This War of Mine, you'll play as a group of civilians attempting to survive the war that's raging around them. This War of Mine, on the other hand, it quite a bit more gritty than Moonlighter is. If you download it through the Epic Games Store and you discover you like it, there's also a brand new DLC called Between Dimensions you can buy for $6.99, which was released just a couple of days ago. Moonlighter, like a lot of indie games these days, is something of a rougelike title, but that twist of managing a shop while farming the items to sell in it has led to a certain degree of success for the game. The twist is that by night, you'll go dungeon crawling for the goods you offer in your shop. Moonlighter puts you in the shoes of a shopkeeper who sells goods to fellow villagers day in and day out. Those are two vastly different games, but both are worth the download for those who haven't played them yet.
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