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MobileERA can you recommend some good mobile games?
- Thread starter Komo
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Monument Valley. It might not be as novel nowadays as it was on release, but consists of using shifting perspectives to navigate those Escher-likes mazes. It's cute and the story is almost non-existent, but a fun if short ride that you can play with just one hand - I remember finishing on my daily commute on the subway. And I believe there was a second game...
Goblin Sword (plat'n'slash)
Telepaint (rythme puzzle)
Lifeline (augmented textual adventure)
The counter of death (MSX Kung-Fu runner)
My child Lebensborn (heartbreaking tamagotchi)
Telepaint (rythme puzzle)
Lifeline (augmented textual adventure)
The counter of death (MSX Kung-Fu runner)
My child Lebensborn (heartbreaking tamagotchi)
These are some of my favorites that you can pay for once and play forever (all on Android, I think most should be on iOS too)
Ticket to Earth: Innovative puzzle RPG, crazy amount of content for price
Sneak Ops: Casual version of old Metal Gear stealth (f2p but you can pay a 3.99 premium upgrade)
10000000/You Must Build a Boat/Zookeeper DX/Triple Town: Match 3 RPGs that aren't riddled with iap (Triple Town is f2p but you can also pay a 3.99 premium
upgrade)
The Battle for Polytopia: Tiny version of Civilization (this one is actually f2p but you can pay to unlock different tribes, I still haven't though)
Pocket City: City builder (I think it has a free demo?)
Tennis Superstars: Surprisingly deep tennis game you can play with one hand
and then some good ports are Game Dev Tycoon, Rollercoaster Tycoon, and Crazy Taxi (f2p, pay to unlock ads)
For f2p games, Gears Pop/Clash Royale are fun but the monetization can be frustrating
Ticket to Earth: Innovative puzzle RPG, crazy amount of content for price
Sneak Ops: Casual version of old Metal Gear stealth (f2p but you can pay a 3.99 premium upgrade)
10000000/You Must Build a Boat/Zookeeper DX/Triple Town: Match 3 RPGs that aren't riddled with iap (Triple Town is f2p but you can also pay a 3.99 premium
upgrade)
The Battle for Polytopia: Tiny version of Civilization (this one is actually f2p but you can pay to unlock different tribes, I still haven't though)
Pocket City: City builder (I think it has a free demo?)
Tennis Superstars: Surprisingly deep tennis game you can play with one hand
and then some good ports are Game Dev Tycoon, Rollercoaster Tycoon, and Crazy Taxi (f2p, pay to unlock ads)
For f2p games, Gears Pop/Clash Royale are fun but the monetization can be frustrating
BattleChasers is a wonderful port of a great RPG. If you like old school dungeon crawling/turn-based battles with awesome art, I'd recommend that.
Okay
Phone or tablet? That makes a big difference in terms of recommendations
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Some fun action arcade games:
Witcheye, old school action platformer:
Candies 'n Curses, one screen roguelike platformer:
PinOut, pinball arcade score chaser:
Grimvalor, Dark Souls-inspired action game (premium):
Witcheye, old school action platformer:
Candies 'n Curses, one screen roguelike platformer:
PinOut, pinball arcade score chaser:
Grimvalor, Dark Souls-inspired action game (premium):
Dota Underlords. It's based on a Dota 2 custom game mode called Auto Chess, which the original developer of that made it's own non-Dota Auto Chess, but Valve got their blessing to make Dota Underlords.
Million Onion Hotel.
By Onion Games (Black Bird ; the upcoming re release of Moon)
Just tap like crazy on those onions. Every once in a while some weird cutscenes happen.
By Onion Games (Black Bird ; the upcoming re release of Moon)
Just tap like crazy on those onions. Every once in a while some weird cutscenes happen.
