I knew my screen time was a problem, but I wasn't ready to deal with it. Then, by chance, Pokémon Sleep launched.

I love "free"—it's my favorite price. But when it comes to video games, free usually comes with a catch. There's often a hidden, and sometimes not-so-hidden, cost to games that don't make you pay upfront.

PC gamers benefit from having multiple game storefronts and Android gamers are starting to do the same. There are already several games on the Epic Games Store that are currently not available via Google's official Play Store.

According to Korean website MTN, a new Starcraft game and a mobile version of Overwatch could be on the way from Nexon in the future. The report says that Nexon beat out three other companies that were competing with them since the end of last year.

Not satisfied with giving Steam a run for its money, Epic Games has now set its sights on the Android ecosystem. The gaming giant responsible for classics like Unreal Tournament, the engine after which it was named, and more recently Fortnite now offers a brand new way to get games on non-iOS devices.

Many of the best games for mobile phones are indie PC ports. With the arrival of the Epic Game Store for Android devices, we'll hopefully see even more!