Warframe is currently one of best mobile games i have played
Runs quite well on s25 ultra
Runs quite well on s25 ultra
Hey guys,
I would like a game recommendation for my friends and I. There is 6-7 of us now, in our mid 30s finally getting some free time to play a bit on mobile at least and I was tasked with finding a game for us.
We used to play Magic Rush like 10 years ago.
I haven't been really playing anything on mobile for a long time, played some Injustice at one point and TFT and Wild Rift so my knoweledge of good games in not good.
What my friends played:
- Rise of Kingdoms for like 5 years
- Last war
- Injustice
- Travian
- Albion Online
We don't want to play games that other played, so we wanted to start fresh in a new game where we all are noobs basically.
Do you have any reccomendations for those kind of games, or something else that could be fun for likes of us?
I'm talking stuff like hearthstone or torchlight infinite. Titles that are quality enough that you could see yourself playing them on PC. They can be multiplayer or single player, as long as they are high quality. I also prefer games that have a high download or active playerbase.
Hey all! It's launch day. Starscanner is officially live on the Play Store after months of grinding, and I'm equal parts excited and nauseous. Figured this is the moment to actually show people.
The pitch (short version): You're sweeping a scanner across deep space looking for weird stuff. Sometimes you find a chunk of ice. Sometimes you find a rogue planet. Sometimes you find something that probably shouldn't exist. Then you upgrade your gear and go find more.
The pitch (longer, because Reddit): It started as a "what if a Geiger counter was fun" experiment and turned into a full-on collection game. You've got:
~480 unique discoveries to find — comets, asteroids, exoplanets, nebulae, signals, anomalies, and a bunch of stuff I won't spoil. Each one has a hand-written description and its own art.
Rarity tiers that actually feel different — pulling a Mythic after 200 scans of nothing hits like it should
An energy system that isn't predatory — scans cost 10, regen one per 30s, and you can upgrade both sides of that equation in the Lab
Upgrade tree with stuff like Amplifier (better rolls), Sonar (more discoveries per scan), Attractor (bad-luck protection so you're not stuck pulling commons forever), and Fortune (rarity bias)
Scan paths — different regions of space have different drop pools, so you're not just smashing one button
Squads — co-op feature where you and your friends contribute energy to communal signals and split the loot. This was a nightmare to build but it's the part I'm most proud of.
Offline progression — close the app, come back later, your scanner kept working (within reason, I'm not trying to make this an idle game)
What it's NOT:
Not pay-to-win. There's a shop, there are IAPs, there's an ad here and there. But every upgrade is reachable through play. I hate gacha mechanics and I refuse to ship one.
Not "finished" in the dead-game sense — I'll be patching, balancing, and adding stuff based on what people actually do with it. I'm a solo dev. The art is AI-assisted (I generated and then hand-curated every single one of those ~480 icons — there's exactly one comet, "Tebbutt," that doesn't have custom art because the generator gave up on me, and I think that's funny enough to leave in). The backend is a separate service handling auth and squad sync. The whole client is Kotlin/Compose. Where to get it: 🔗 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.starscanner.app It's free. Give it a try, and if you like it, a rating genuinely helps a tiny launch like this more than you'd think. What I'd love from you:
Tell me what you find first (and how long it took)
Tell me what feels off — pacing, energy, upgrade cost, anything
Squad up with a friend and tell me if it actually works at scale
Bug reports, the weirder the better
If you hate something, tell me that too. I can take it. Hanging out in the comments all day. AMA about the build, the gameplay, why I picked Compose over Unity, why squads almost made me quit, whatever. Cheers, and happy scanning 🚀
if you were allowed to have only 2 games on your phone, what games would they be?
for me it would be sudoku and candy crush
I play an ID crappy dnd game... I live basically off grid I can't get to my usual game in person.... it's sorting out bad for the next few days.. will anyone do me a huge favor
On the play store or Apple store download the game
Go to the profile section enter my friend code so I can get more messeges (incant buy them I'm what's known as a poor)
The game is: everweave
My code is: P3LNQMKB
Indont care if you play it or delete it.... it's just what I use as entertainment when the weather is bad and I
I found This Review For Fortnite in the Play Store 🤦
Need to buy 5g phones. But torn between Infinix zero40 5g and Vivo v60.
Not too far into the game yet but just wanted to share my mostly positive first impressions and hear other folks’ opinions.
First, this is definitely a gacha game – understandably an immediate dealbreaker for a lot of people. I haven’t played long enough to get a sense for how predatory or generous the gacha mechanics are. With these games there is always a honeymoon period where you are steadily progressing using the free currencies being thrown at you, and sometimes that grinds to a halt to pressure you to spend, sometimes it keeps up at a decent rate with heavy spending only really benefitting competitive players. As far as I have gotten with this game, it remains to be seen.
What kind of a gacha game tho? Well, it is a single-character auto-combat anime RPG. The main mechanic involves equipping your character with skills and passives and watching them auto-cast them in sequence. Combat takes place in a grid against groups of enemies. Positioning happens automatically, but it is interesting that your skills can manipulate and exploit the enemy’s positions. I would describe it as “auto-tactics” – your character moves and casts skills according to some automatically determined efficiency, but what skills you equip and how you sequence them could potentially make a difference. I say “could” because I haven’t really reached a point where I have needed to actually think tactically to win a fight, relying instead on just the normal power progression of upgrades to push through the content.
What you pull from the gacha are the skills and passives that you equip, and there seems to be a good variety of potential synergies and customizable builds you can create. This is probably what I like most about the game so far: between your lightly-customizable avatar and very-customizable combat build, you can actually stand-out quite a bit from other players. This feels pretty cool when you get into the group dungeon combat and get to see how other players have built their characters. My hope is that this holds up long-term and there aren’t balancing issues that disadvantage unique builds.
Outside of combat, there is a cutesy anime fantasy story that has you exploring a gridlike world, fighting enemies, gathering resources, completing little puzzles, etc. It’s OK, I appreciate it for feeling very light and casual, playable with one hand in portrait mode, easy to pick up and set-down.
For the aesthetics and graphics, it all looks fine…not ugly but pretty basic, definitely not standing out or blowing anyone away.
So far the UI is nice, simple, relatively uncluttered, there are red-dots but it is not an exhausting red-dot nightmare like many of these types of games can be.
Overall, I see myself sticking with this for a while until it starts to feel too repetitive or grindy – all signs indicate it will almost certainly reach that point, this is not a game that is going to keep anyone for more than a year or so. But hey, I could be wrong and they might have some tricks up their sleeve to hook players long-term, I guess we’ll see.
True Axis had this amazing game and I literally used to play the hell out of it when I was a kid... unfortunately it's gone from the play store now... i was willing to purchase it but it's not even there...
is there any way i could access the full game? would want some legitimate source... no malware
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still open to options
youtube link to gw1 veteran who is reviewing and their first impressions of gw1 on mobile.
please note it's already out. as long as you are in certain regions.
As the title says, I'm thinking about buying Shotgun King: Final Checkmate, is it worth it or is it a waste of money?
Mobile gaming has a VERY bad reputation right now. We started Northern Forge 8 years ago because we just wanted a classic, deep pixel RPG without the predatory monetization called Orna: the GPS RPG.
Today, our Ornaversary event goes live. We made some crazy gear to celebrate with each of the devs getting a chance to make the dream piece of gear they wanted. When you equip my "Cat Treats" accessory, my cat Trek will show up in the background of every battle.
If you wanna try out our game, now is the best time to get started as there are a whole bunch of boosters live during the birthday bash.
Link to the game:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=playorna.com.orna&hl=en&gl=US
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Anyone know a particular super old game from playstore, I really dont have a vague memory of it since it was when I was just a single digit old.
The parts I remember is, it was a top down rpg and a colorful environment and the 1st Boss where it looks like a worm where you have to attack its shaped bodies to reduce it, till it dies
Sorry everyone but its so long, that its all I remember 😭🙏
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.arena.guildwars.reforged
Base game is free to play, need to pay for the expansions
EDIT: Looks like it's not available everywhere. If you can install it, please comment your country
I'm in Canada
I know it's no dead cells, subnautica, balatro or whatever but I am in the mood for some cozy match-3 or merging game. Must be portrait mode.
Preferably premium or pay to remove ads.