Maria Alexander

4 days ago | droidgamers.com | Maria Alexander

Lords Mobile is collaborating with Pacific Rim to bring unique items to your gameplay. But that’s not all. Lords Mobile is also celebrating IGG 19th Anniversary. It’s action-packed, to say the least. Pacific Rim Exclusive Collab ItemsThe collaboration will run from the 1st of June until the 31st of July, with a bunch of collab-exclusive items to celebrate. There will even be a special Pacific Rim-inspired Loading Screen throughout the time of the team up.

1 week ago | droidgamers.com | Maria Alexander

In a world where everything wants your credit card on file forever such as streaming services, battle passes, gacha games, and your refrigerator (probably) – some gamers are arguably taking a turn back toward something refreshingly simple. Prepaid options. We’ve teamed up with our friends at Eneba to look into the why and how this money saving method is growing in popularity. Budgeting Like a BossModern gaming is a money pit disguised as entertainment really.

1 week ago | droidgamers.com | Maria Alexander

Supporting streamers used to be simple. Toss them some cash, maybe a sticker or two. But as gaming culture has exploded, so did the ways fans show love. And spend their money. Between donations, subscriptions, and hype chat bits, wallets get tested. Enter the modern dilemma of credit cards or safer alternatives? So we’ve teamed up with the people at Eneba to look into why gamers are saying no thanks to linking credit cards directly and opting for Venmo transfers instead.

2 weeks ago | droidgamers.com | Maria Alexander

Minecraft. It’s safe to say, it’s pretty popular. The sandbox phenomenon has developed so much over the years that you can now explore more than 800 blocks and 84 different mobs. But there’s a whole lot more to the game than most players know. So we’ve teamed up with our friends at GGSel – where you can grab a Minecraft Steam key from – to talk over just a few of the secrets lying in the game’s vast world.

2 weeks ago | droidgamers.com | Maria Alexander

Hollywood’s been chasing franchises forever. Superheroes, book adaptations, you name it. But lately, the big studios and streaming platforms have a fresh obsession – turning video games into TV shows and movies. We’re talking serious productions like The Last of Us, Arcane, Fallout, Halo, and even the big-budget Mario and Sonic flicks that are smashing box office records. We’ve teamed up with our friends at Eneba to investigate this latest phenomenon.