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5 Android Apps You Shouldn't Miss This Week (Part 97)
GOPilotXPrice: Free, but registration is required
First on this list is the GoPilotX application, which was recently tested by Android Authority. It is a tool for tracking your runs. The Android Authority team didn't have enough time to qualitatively evaluate it, especially the performance of its artificial intelligence features and feedback from the app. During a few days of test use, it offered basic information on average speeds, and it sparked interest in regularly logging runs. While it's too early to draw conclusions, GOPilotX seems like an interesting app worth checking out, especially since it promises new features every week.
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Frontline Hero: Epic War Games
Price: Free with in-app purchases
The next application is Frontline Hero, which combines elements of tower defense, RPG and gacha genres. Although the story is limited, it takes place in a futuristic world with unique anime character graphics. The main task of the game is to defend your team from waves of enemies, while using different strategies. Players can customize their "captain" and other characters. At times, the user experience feels too hectic, but the game appeals mainly to those who enjoy similar games.
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Phantom Blade: Executioners
Price: Free with in-app purchases
We're already at Phantom Blade: Executioners. A unique side-scrolling kung-fu action game with some of the best character designs and artwork we've seen in a while. The story is also quite impressive as it revolves around a conspiracy that threatens the entire world.
Although we can have a lot of fun while playing, the experience is not perfect. Everyone who has tested Phantom Blade: Executioners so far has encountered some bugs and significant lag. However, Google Play reviews show that device performance can vary significantly, so your experience may be more stable. Anyway, it's a new game, so hopefully future updates will make for a more stable experience for everyone.
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Coromon
Price: Free or $4.99 to unlock full game
Fourth on this list is Cormon. A game that obviously draws a lot of inspiration from Nintendo's Pokemon series, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun. Even the intro feels like an older Pokemon game. The script is based on a story where we are put in the role of a young child who lives at home with his mother, until he suddenly leaves for a new job that changes everything. Overall, this is the closest approximation of a retro-style Pokemon game you'll find officially on Android outside of an emulator. However, be careful as the free version is more like a demo and the full game costs $5. If you love Pokemon, it's probably worth investing that money.
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Metrics
Price: Free with in-app purchases
Last on today's list is Metria. When you run it for the first time, you will most likely be reminded of the game Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Despite the similar elements and sounds, there are some basic differences. There is no mechanic, no swimming, no climbing, and the world is only partially open. There are also loads of loading screens. You also play as more than one character as the story unfolds, so Metria has a few more JRPG elements than Zelda.
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