Hollowkeep vs Maginex

Chop trees, build up your camp, and survive the waves. Your axe spins on its own, so all you do is move. Head into the forest to cut wood, then spend it on lookouts, hearths and traps around camp. Creatures come out of the trees in waves. Stay in one spot too long and you get surrounded. Wander too far and you're on your own. WHAT'S IN IT • 32 stages across 4 regions, each region with its own creatures and guardian • 17 keepers to unlock and 34 weapons to find • 29 relics to collect and level up • A camp that grows through 8 rings of upgrades • 6 animal partners to rescue, including a hound, an owlet and a badger • Two side modes: the Gold Chase and the Long Night • Two raids against the clock, each with a weekly leaderboard Losing still counts. You keep the gold from every run, so you can upgrade and try again. Plays offline with one thumb. No account needed. Ads only play when you choose to watch one for a reward.

Maginex is a cozy one-handed online RPG. You're an ordinary worker in Olston, a southern market town next to a cave that goes deeper and deeper. • Home and plot. Arrange furniture, plant garden beds, build machines and watch your home get cozier. • The cave. Short runs: steer your hero with the joystick, and when they stand still, they attack on their own. At each level, pick one of three abilities. The deeper you go, the better the loot, gear and magic. • A living town. The tavern, the square, the pier, the forge court, the mill and the outskirts — with other players all around. Chat, friends, gifts, clubs, a market and fishing. • Crafting. Process your loot, cook food, forge gear and fill the town's orders. • Neighbors. Bruno the innkeeper, Granny Veda, Old Titus and the other townsfolk give you work — along with gossip, jokes and unexpected twists. No pay-to-win: combat gear comes only from the cave and the forge. It's more fun with friends, but you can play the whole game alone. The game is online only and requires an internet connection.