r/MobileGameDiscoveries

Did a post before but I had to change the name of the app as it clashed with another. But my vibe coded app is now available to play.

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/drawn-to-orbit/id6785085021

I welcome all feedback and criticisms ❤️

As mentioned before, this was created using a mix of codex and claude code. They compliment each other greatly so you have two models to review each other’s code 😂

I started this maybe a month or so ago, so didn’t take too long in retrospect. I’m no master at using AI, but main tip is to explain to it exactly how you want something implemented. So it does require you to research and be a bit knowledgeable about what you’re doing, but I find that the results are much better than if you were just to give it a generic prompt to create/add something. What’s better is to fully describe say a mechanic you want it to add from how it works to maybe make even edges cases and how it should behave in such scenarios.

Made my word game free on mobile stores. Thought I'd let you guys know. It's time for me to move on to other things.

If you like word games, and if you speak english or french:

🤖 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cadran.thesaurus

🍎 https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/thesaurus-rogue-words/id6761620416

To be clear: I mean, free free. No ads, no iap, no tracking. Also not a limited offer. So if you don't have time right now, it's ok: bookmark, and chill.

Just sharing for those who don't know what to do with themselves currently, and need to waste a bit of time.

Cheers...

Bumblewick is a one-tap arcade game I made about a wizard's apprentice
who isn't very
good at magic yet. Enchanted stuff keeps falling out of the air and
your only job is to
tap it back up before it hits the floor — mooncaps, orbs, familiars,
and the odd cursed
thing you're better off letting drop.

Why it might be worth 30 seconds:
- Dead-simple controls: one tap = one bounce. Learn it in a second;
juggling 3-4 things
  at once with combo chains gets genuinely tense.
- Enchanted items that change the rules mid-run (updrafts, spells,
familiars) so it
  doesn't get samey.
- Cozy pace — no countdown timers, no energy system nagging you to come back.

Monetization, no BS: free to download, no banner ads. The only forced ad is a
full-screen interstitial after every 3rd loss — never during a run. Everything
else is opt-in (watch to revive, or double your run's coins). A
one-time $2.99 Remove
Ads clears the interstitials, and while there are coin packs,
everything they buy —
familiars, skins, power-ups — is also earnable just by playing. No
paywalls, nothing
pay-to-win.

Clip is real gameplay. It's on iOS now (link in the comments). I'd
love to hear how the
one-tap feel reads for you — that's the part I've iterated on most.

I made Think Tank based on a game I've played for years using license plates - you start with three letters (like, TNK) in an order. You can add up to three letters, without changing the order of the starting three, to make new words. Like, ThiNK TaNK ThaNKs you for your feedback!

I made three difficulty levels ranging from Casual (middle school vocab) to Challenge (as shown in this video) by hand-sorting 30,000+ words into four dictionaries (the fourth Obscure dictionary is used to allow scoring but never contributes to required scores, so that words like SYRINX and PSYWAR can be played but aren't required to progress).

You can try it for free through Test Flight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Jg6ds31Y

Thanks for your time!

Symmetry6

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.barhaimgames.symmetrysix

Platform: Android mobile phones

Description:

You see an hexagon grid (hive like), and you need to solve puzzles by flipping adjecent tiles. Some tiles are simple color on both sides, some have multiple colors (the tile's color will change on each flip), some have paths on them, some are blocks, some are frozen that you need to solve other parts first in order to thaw them. There are also color-gates and walls that are used to add more hurdles and interest to the levels. You can see a video demo and some screenshots on the game page, I'll be glad if you'll play it and tell me what you think.

Free to Play Status:

Free to play (contains ads and in-game purchases)

Involvement: I’m the solo developer — this is my first game.

Hey everyone — I’m the solo dev behind Descent Defender, a mobile game that mixes Plinko-style chaos with tower defense.

The main idea is pretty simple: balls drop down the board, and your goal is to stop them before they reach your tower. The runs start off manageable, but things ramp up pretty quickly once different enemy types start showing up.

Some balls poison your tower, some slow your attack speed, some split into more balls, and others are heavy tanks that take a while to burn down. There are also bosses and shockwave enemies that knock nearby balls around when they die, which can either help you or make everything worse depending on what’s happening on the board.

A big part of the game is using Peg Powers to control that chaos. Magnetic, Tesla, Cryo Field, Arc Beacon, and Barrier all have their own role, and over time you power them up so they get stronger and help you push farther into stages and tournaments.

There is also a lot of progression outside of runs. You earn upgrades, complete daily and weekly quests, collect offline rewards, work through milestone journeys, unlock board skins, and keep building your account stronger over time.

The game is planned to release on July 2nd and is available now for iOS pre-order and Android pre-registration. I’m also planning to keep adding more after launch, including more Peg Powers, QoL improvements, catch-up mechanics, more skins, enemy looks, and other systems to add more playstyles.

iOS pre-order:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6764134188

Android pre-register:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idlehourstudios.descentdefender

Starting to build up the community around it, if you feel like joining head over to:

Descent Defender subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/descentdefender/

Discord:
https://discord.gg/QYt8rGsS5a

Appreciate anyone who checks it out. I’d love to hear what tower defense players think from the clip.

Thanks everyone!

Download Balloon Rise: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.riseup.jlkqm

This is Stridera. An atmospheric fantasy RPG for mobile where your real-world physical activity, walking, running, cycling, swimming, anything counts, converts into Essence, the in-game currency you spend exploring Yvernath, a world that's been spiritually hollow for four hundred years.

The workflow: I handle every design decision. The world, the lore, the economy, the art direction, the systems, the testing on a physical device. Claude writes the Dart code based on my specifications. The entire game lives in a single main.dart file currently around 17,400 lines, which sounds insane but works well for AI-assisted development since context is everything.

What's in the video: the real-world to fantasy world concept, the world map, node exploration at Mushroom Grove, the Emberholt (homebase), companion system, lore discovery, combat, and the player profile. All of it running on an Android phone, built in Flutter and Firebase.

Closed beta coming soon. Happy to talk about the workflow, the design decisions, or the game itself in the comments.

Hope it’s okay to mention my own game!
I recently released my first iOS game, Dicera. It’s a premium dice roguelike inspired by Yahtzee and Balatro with a Greek mythology theme.
I wanted to make the kind of mobile game I personally miss these days: buy it once and enjoy the full experience. There are no ads, no in-app purchases, and no energy systems.h
If you enjoy strategy games with lots of replayability, you might like it. Since it’s my very first release, I’d genuinely love to hear your feedback if you decide to give it a try.

I released my first Android word puzzle game and I’m looking for feedback.

It’s a casual puzzle where you group words by categories before time runs out. The game is playable for free, and I worked on it myself.

I’d love to know if the mechanics are clear and if the difficulty feels balanced.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.darm.wordtilespuzzlegame

Thank you to everyone that helped with the beta testing. My first game has now been pushed in production and I couldn;t be happier!!

If you feel like checking it out and have any feedback it is greatly appreciated!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goblinhuntertycoon

Greeting travelers,
I'm a solodev one-man army on a quest to spread a word about "Blade Rising"!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bogigames.bladerising

"As a daschund knight with ascendent prestige, you will be honored to battle these dangerous evil forces!"

Task is easy, beat 1000 Floors with 9 enemies and a mini boss-fight each.
And get soooo overpowered on this crazy adventure to master your war craft.

I've just released it about 2 weeks ago and I'm working on daily patches ever since.
Currently running a little "Weekly Boss Hunt" event to spice things up.
And best info, it's free!