The one thing that is said to be really appealing are the games which are Free to Play, however at the first glance, it can be really difficult to know if the business model is fun ruining or insidious. It will also let you know if pumping in a few bucks into the game would be worth it or not. The Freemium Field Test would help you to know if a game is really worth your money and time.

The me‐too and clone games are one thing that overflows in the mobile world, so in that case, Uncharted: Fortune Hunter‘s release may not be that great of an excitement especially for those who have been fans of Lara Croft Go. The popular series has already had various cues that had been taken from the game series of Tom Raider. A debt was also repaid by Tom Raider by making the reboot entry that was out recently a lot like the Uncharted which is said to be action packed in the focus and the feel.

This gets us back again to the game iPad and iPhone game releases of the Fortune Hunter. This was a tie in to the recent smash of PlayStation 4. If you look at the game very closely, you will find that in a lot of ways it is a successor to the popular Lara Croft Go game. The graphic styles and puzzle approaches are also said to be similar between the two, however the one thing that managed to come out as expected would be the results. In a way you can actually say call Fortune Hunter a copycat, however the mobile puzzler is rather strong but also lacks the typical restrictions of freemium which is also a plus point. Well considering that the Fortune Hunter is an option that would be really worthy.