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Hello everyone this is Gaurav Ghorui , writer of this blog. Iam from goa and i study in government collage khandola marcel goa . this is for my collage work that i had shared with you all of you guys. I like to play  the games  like battle royal specially like BGMI. But it has recently banned for data releated  issues . There are brain improvement games like save the dog or brain out  Which I play usually >This web site  is for review of some games and you can play online games too.

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After much controversy, it seems like Krafton has finally managed to bring back PUBG Mobile to India but in a different form which it is calling Battlegrounds Mobile India(opens in new tab). 

While Krafton claims that Battlegrounds Mobile India has been made from the ground up for the Indian audience, the posters and teasers up until now seem to show the same assets as PUBG Mobile. 

And while the developers have not yet confirmed when Battlegrounds Mobile India will officially launch in India, the beta version of the game is live for those that are in the early access program. Hence we can expect that the game will be made live for everyone sooner than late.

Krafton has ensured that users can retrieve their previous account data from PUBG Mobile. This means that the time and money that they previously spent on the game can be recovered and used to play on this game as well here s how

(opens in new tab) to retrieve the PUBG Mobile data on Battlegrounds Mobile India. At first look, the main menu of Battlegrounds Mobile India is hardly any different from that of PUBG Mobile and has all the assets that are used in PUBG Mobile. It comes will all the Missions, Inventory, Challenges, and the Royale Pass that players are used to. 

On the Settings front, it now comes with options for Ultra HD and Ultra frame rate options which will make it convenient for users that have smartphones that can play the game with those settings.

BRAIN OUT

    CANDY CRUSH

Overview

BrainOut is a new puzzle app for kids available in the GooglePlay store.  With BrainOut, kids can exercise their brainpower while playing a series of fun puzzle games.  I thought that this app would be a fun way for kids to increase their strategy and logic skills.
The BrainOut app features a series of games that are designed to improve memory, calculation, reaction time, attention to detail and many other important learning skills.  There are games where kids will select the item that does not belong with the rest of the group, and games where kids select the item that is just a bit different from the rest, etc. If you are looking to help your child strengthen their attention to detail, there are several puzzles that are designed for that very purpose.

CANDY CRUSH

What’s It About?

In CANDY CRUSH SAGA, players swap candies of the same color to clear them from the board and complete the level goal. Goals are varied, such as scoring points in a certain number of moves or within a certain time limit, clearing away sticky jelly squares, or moving ingredients down to the bottom of the screen. As players clear levels, they advance along a game map where they can track their friends' progress and compare high scores on a leaderboard.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that Candy Crush Saga is a puzzle game that very aggressively pushes in-app purchases. Players are given a limited number of lives -- and they lose one each time they fail to accomplish a puzzle's goals. Power-ups are also offered to help players through difficult levels, but these must be purchased -- and typically cost a lot more than a dollar. The game also pushes for Facebook integration to get users to act as its marketing arm, but this is not required of players. The license agreement for the app requires users to be 13 or older, and to be at least 18 to make in-app purchases.

                                                    CLASH OF CLANS

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that Clash of Clans is a strategic action game that pits players against both artificial-intelligence characters and real-world opponents. The app's license agreement requires all players to be at least 13; teens 13 to 17 are supposed to have a guardian agree to the terms, but it's on the honor system. There are frequent battles with explosions and the cries of defeated soldiers, but there is no graphic violence. The game's core component is its multiplayer mode, wherein players can attack the villages of other players (and defend their own), but they don't communicate with each other directly when these attacks occur -- though there is a global and intra-clan chat functionality when players are in their own villages. Fortifying a village and building an army cost money, and the game uses in-app purchases to help players buy in-game currency to upgrade quicker.

IS IT GOOD

Clash of Clans doesn't make any dramatic changes to the strategy formula, but it does make just enough refinements to recapture the genre's addictive elements. Players are on a familiar treadmill, building a base and attacking others, but the introduction of the multiplayer element and the ability to see exactly how your defenses were overcome (battles happen independent of the gameplay you see) let you learn from your mistakes. And, for players who don't want to take part in player-versus-player combat, there's a strong solo campaign.

The game gives players an adequate amount of resources to start, but, to really build a powerhouse, they'll ultimately need to rely on in-app purchases (or be extremely lucky in battles). This free app also has been one of the top-grossing apps, so many users do opt to purchase gems with real money. The AI of your troops is frustrating, though. (They'll be looting a building and be seemingly unaware that they're being fired upon.) Also, the time it takes for buildings and upgrades to be completed can get frustrating. Overall, though, this is a fine choice for strategy fans.

                            AMONG US 

It may have originally come out in 2018, but Among Us took 2020 by storm, and it's deserving of that spotlight. Inner sloth has made the tense, multiplayer fun of in-person cloak and dagger games like Mafia and Werewolf work on PC, mobile, and consoles with a flourish. And the great times I've had slaying, lying, and sleuthing my way through its charming sci-fi world got me wondering why it took so long for this sort of game to catch on. There are still a few technical hitches to be worked out, just like the fussy engines on the Skeld, but that hasn't kept me from coming back to it again and again in my down time.

The premise of Among Us is simple enough that just about anyone can pick it up quickly: eight crew members dash around a claustrophobic, cartoon spaceship to complete simple minigames and fill up a shared progress bar. But among them are two hidden impostors with the goal of secretly murdering everyone until they equal or outnumber the crew and claim victory. And yet, like so many excellent multiplayer games, it's very tricky to master because it’s about fooling real people, not gaming an AI. You can't even fall back on the same successful strategies too often or your opponents will catch on, so sometimes you have to mix things up and maybe even act illogically to keep them guessing

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