
Yona: Money, Budget Finance For Couples & Families Review
Yona is a new finance app from Imperium Apps GmbH, the guys who created the critically acclaimed MoneyCoach app for iOS.
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Yona is a new finance app from Imperium Apps GmbH, the guys who created the critically acclaimed MoneyCoach app for iOS.

I like it, but I don't really love it.

Yes, yes, it doesn’t have a campaign, but what’s in there is more than enough! When it was announced that Black Ops 4 would not have a Single Player Campaign, shifting the focus to Multiplayer stuff only, I was a little upset.

You see, when you have a crush on someone, you start really liking them and appreciating everything they do.

This is the second game that I extremely enjoyed during the month of August.

I loved the month of August, not only cause I currently am on vacation as I am writing this review, but also because I got to play 3 super awesome games with Dead Cells being one of them. For the uninitiated, Dead Cells is a rogue-like action platformer and it executes everything that entices perfectly.

"Wait, have I played this game before? Guess not..." - but then I looked at the arrow/jumps indicator in the HUD and said, "Heck yeah, this is Tower of Guns, how dare they steal from that game?!".

The Mooseman is a simple game, a very simple game telling an interesting story in an interesting yet old-fashioned way.

I liked what Warmind had to offer even though I have not played like 50% of it.

This game has been on my radar ever since I saw a gorgeous gif on Imgur a few years ago.

Our iPad review of The House of Da Vinci explores its intricate escape-room puzzles, touch controls, and the obscure clues that sometimes stall progress.

# Meh... The last Supercross/Motocross/Motorcycle game that I remember playing is Motocross Madness 2 for the PC like 15 years ago so to just say that I am not really a fan of this whole genre of racing games doesn't even begin to cover it.

Kingdom Come Deliverance is just like a rough, uncut diamond.

The Room is back everyone and it is better than ever.

**Update** Recently the game launched on iOS and I was provided a key to try out the game.

"How did they fu\*k this up?! Again?!", "This fu\*king sucks!".

It has become a tradition that at this time every year, I begin my Call of Duty review by saying "It’s another year so it’s another Call of Duty.

I really liked the first Project Cars game and you can really feel my excitement about that game when you read my review.

Yeah, I know I will be spending many hours in Destiny 2. Leviathan looks amazing and that's next on the to-do list.

The word review in quotes because I haven't played and finished the entire game.

# Crash is back and I don't know how to feel about it I grew up playing Crash well, emulating the PS1 Crash games on PC using Bleem (or something like that), so I have fond memories of it.

# "Press X to throw your kid down a volcano" - Heihachi's Guide to Parenting The last time I remember playing a Tekken game the characters in-game looked like Minecraft characters, so it's fair to say that quite some time has passed since my last Tekken experience.

## Hard as balls, fun as hell! That opening sentence sums Nex Machina perfectly, twitchy dumb challenging fun.

Sceal: An Irish Folklore Adventure is just a simple interactive story you get to "play" for an hour or two.