Sam Comrie

1 week ago | pockettactics.com | Sam Comrie

Rematch breaks the rules of its genre rivals, innovating from Sifu’s complexity with a satisfying control scheme that makes each goal feel like an out-of-body experience. There’s a fantastic social experience at hand here, ripe for late nights of cursing your friends' names and celebrating their feats in one fell swoop. It needs some depth beyond Sloclap's current casual and ranked modes, but it's still the best sports game you’ll play this year.

1 week ago | pockettactics.com | Sam Comrie

With Fortnite restored to its rightful place on iPhone and Android, everyone is getting in on the action. Epic Games is looking at handheld players specifically with its latest update, which debuts the brand-new mode Fortnite Blitz Royale. This isn't your typical experience on the island, though, as Blitz Royale sets out to be the ultimate skill check.

1 week ago | pockettactics.com | Sam Comrie

There's a lot to say about Stellar Blade, but wherever you land on it, there's no denying it's a runaway success for developer Shift Up. However, you need a PlayStation 5 or even a Steam Deck to see what heroine Eve is cooking. That could be about to change, though, as a Stellar Blade Switch 2 port is reportedly under consideration. According to a new report from PlayForum, Stellar Blade is part of Shift Up's potential strategy to reach other platforms.

1 week ago | pockettactics.com | Sam Comrie

Everyone is trying to carve out their slice of the battle royale genre, but Free Fire remains a stalwart in this highly competitive arena. Garena's immensely popular iPhone and Android shooter is turning eight, but that doesn't mean the developer is resting on its laurels. To mark the occasion, Garena is elevating the game's action with the Infinity and Celebration event, which promises to debut an entirely new feature alongside limited-time rewards.

1 week ago | pockettactics.com | Sam Comrie

In 2023, Sega put its Sega Forever program to rest, a service that celebrated iconic and underrated games from the company's past. Despite noble intentions, the iPhone and Android program only had 30 games in its library by the time of their demise. You don't have long to claim them, but there are free games for you to claim as Sega prepares to put the final nail in the coffin. I'll take any chance to revisit the best Sonic games in Sega's history or duke it out in Streets of Rage.