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Meccha Chameleon inspired me to make a mobile hide-and-seek game

Meccha Chameleon gave me the idea, but I wanted to make it something you could play on your phone as well.

In Pic-Asso, you hide by blending a character into a real photo and you got to seek for others. there are also live matches where you can play against other real-time.

Let me know what you think:)

u/NAPZ_11 — 7 days ago

r/AndroidGaming's Weekly "What Have You Been Playing?" Thread: 10/04/26

Welcome to Another Weekly "What Have You Been Playing?" Thread! 👾

Hey, r/AndroidGaming! This thread is for discussing the Android games you’ve been trying out over the past week. Feel free to share what you’ve been playing and tell us about it! What is the game about? What are you enjoying? What could be improved? Would you recommend it to others? We’d love to hear your thoughts!

For those joining the discussion, please include Google Play Store links for any games you mention as a courtesy to others who may want to check them out.

Lastly, we ask that devs refrain from promoting their own games in this thread. We get that you're excited for others to try it, but this post is meant for players to share their recent gaming experiences with each other. That said, you’re more than welcome to share your game by creating a separate post!

And with that, have fun and thanks for being part of r/AndroidGaming!

^(Click here to check out previous weekly threads!)

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u/AutoModerator — 11 days ago

[REQUEST] Looking for games structured similar to classic Pokemon

I hope this makes sense.

I was recently dabbling with some classic-style Pokemon games, and thinking on how well-designed they are for pick-up-and-put-down play. There's a story and a big world to explore, and some decent complexity to dive into, but it's always broken down in a way that makes it very convenient.

For example, if you're not in a battle or in a cutscene, you can always just save the game and turn it off with no negative consequences. You might get a little lost if you forget where you are, but the maps and your goals at any one moment are simple enough that it's not hard to pick right back up. And at any given moment, the most complexity you need to be concerned with is just your current team of six, and what healing items you've got on you.

So, can anyone recommend mobile games like this, where there's a world to explore and interesting build complexities and stuff, but the pacing is slow and the game is always easy to put down?

**Edit:** to be clear, while I will certainly check out other monster-tamer games, I'm not looking for that specific genre. Pokemon was just my best example of the sort of pick-up-put-down play I'm thinking of. If anything, the exploration elements is more important to me than anything else.

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u/Krail — 10 days ago
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[DEV] Fuse Breaker Protocol just launched for FREE on Google Play Store! Inspired by Hotline Miami and Police Stories

Hi folks! We just launched Fuse Breaker Protocol on the Google Play Store. It’s a top-down fast-paced shooter inspired by games like Hotline Miami and Police Stories. The game is free on Google Play Store. This is our first game launched in this genre and would really appreciate any and all feedback.

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u/algobubba — 10 days ago

LIMBO - 90% off (₹41) - Offer ends 12/10/26, 5:29 am

Hey people! Good news here! LIMBO is currently 90% off!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playdead.limbo.full&pcampaignid=web_share

If you haven't played LIMBO yet, now's a good time to check it out.

LIMBO is a dark puzzle-platformer where you play as a boy searching for his missing sister. The game has a creepy atmosphere, simple puzzles, and plenty of deadly traps to get through.

Developed by Playdead.

u/nice_thapa — 11 days ago

[REQUEST] deck building like Marvel-Snap, addictive like Balatro with good quality in-game action

I'm looking for a game that gives the same strategic deck building play style like marvel snap or clash royale but it's addictive as much as balatro is... Also don't let it be pixel style or bad quality, one thing i really liked about marvel snap was the beautiful art styles and good animation for cards.

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u/Avalanche1382 — 11 days ago

Looking for old driving game i used to play

Im looking for an old android game i used to play around 2016-2019.

The game was about city driving through traffic while trying your best not to damage the car and break it. I remember it having low end, regular traffic for starter cars. I remember some side quests being driving as a taxi and pizza delivery. I dont recall the name of the game, but it mightve been something like "city driving 3d" or "city driving simulator". The app icon, i think, contained a red dodge viper. The game had pretty realistic visuals for its time and youd mainly drive in a straight line.

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u/super_coconut11 — 11 days ago