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this episode of TechnoBuffalo is brought to you by the all-new G flex 2 from LG life's good hey what's going on guys Markham's hangin here from TechnoBuffalo and today we'll be taking a look at three paid games we're playing right now on android now last week we showed you guys some free games we were playing and just like last week's video today we're going to be using the LG G flex 2 which is running the latest Snapdragon 800 series processor from Qualcomm so these games that we're about to play should run pretty smoothly let's kick things off with x-men days of future past which is going for three dollars and ninety-nine cents now even though the movie has been out for quite some time now this is the first time we're seeing it on Android the game itself is a side-scroller and it actually reminds me a lot of the old super nintendo x-men game I used to play when I was a kid so if you know what I'm talking about you get some pretty cool brownie points from me now you'll be playing as Wolverine storm Cyclops Shadowcat just to name a few characters and talking about the game itself it actually revolves around the same storyline as the movie you're playing against a bunch of enemies in two separate timelines the past and the future and the controls aren't bad for a mobile game since it's a side-scroller there's only a few buttons on here the left and right button on the left hand side of advice and jump and attack swipes on the right hand side of the device now the game itself isn't super challenging but just like when I first played Angry Birds I wanted to get three stars in every stage and that's how i feel about this game so there's a little bit of replayability if you are a perfectionist overall this is a really fun x-men game you can unlock new characters costumes upgrade your skills and of course try to get three stars in every stage a highly recommended if you are in x-men the next one on our list is monument valley which is going for three dollars and ninety-nine cents now in Monument Valley you play as the silent princess Ida and you have to navigate through ten different levels seems pretty easy right not really so this is where your patience your mind and your eyes really need to work together the game consists entirely of traversal puzzles and you need to figure out a way for princess Ida to reach the top of the towers so each part of the tower can be twisted extended moved or rotated around and everything about Monument Valley is soothing almost hypnotic it's a really pretty game layered with warm colors and simple shapes now I thought the game was pretty easy in the earlier levels but once you get to the last couple of stages it gets pretty challenging it can be a pretty addicting game even if you're not into puzzle games like myself the graphics the music the gameplay it all works really well now even though Monument Valley only has 10 stages the gameplay is definitely worth the top dollar there's an expansion available for a dollar in 99 cents as an in-app purchase and you'll get eight additional stages on top of the original ten stages so the last one on our list is counterspy which is going for four dollars and ninety-nine cents counterspy is a pretty awesome to the 3d side-scrolling game you're a covert agent trying to avert a nuclear disaster by infiltrating Soviet bases stealing missile launch plans and eliminating enemies gameplay is pretty straightforward as well you have your basic tutorials in the beginning teaching you how to move how to shoot hide from enemies though the swipe gesture controls can be pretty weird at times it'll definitely take some time getting used to so the main objective of the game is to essentially locate five computers and destroy them all while evading or killing the guards that get in your way now there are two ways to kill an enemy in this game you can either go in stealth and knock them down or go loud and shoot everything in front of you additional objectives include unlocking save swear you'll find blueprints to unlock new weapons and abilities for future missions now mostly every part of this game is played from a 2d perspective hiding behind a cover will change the perspective to 3d giving you an ideal outlook of what's in front of you but for the most part you're relying on the 2d aspect of the game all in all it's a pretty fun game and does a good job of keeping players engaged thank you guys so much for watching if you guys liked this video make sure to give it a thumbs up if you guys haven't subscribed yet make sure to hit that subscribe button below and we will see you guys in the next one