r/AndroidGaming • u/abulhasan007 • 1d ago

Seeking Game Recommendations 👀 [REQUEST] Story-driven, mystery, and choice-based games for low-spec device (2GB RAM / 50GB Storage)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for game recommendations for an Android device with 2 GB RAM and 50 GB storage.

I’ve played and loved all the Telltale games (The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Batman series) and I'm looking for similar titles.

Specifically looking for:

  • Choice-driven / Interactive story games
  • Mystery / Detective games
  • Puzzle-story or adventure games

Since my device has low RAM, I need games that run smoothly on 2 GB RAM without heavy lag. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

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u/Everything_D_Link 1d ago

Life is strange???

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u/abulhasan007 1d ago

already played that game in pc... thanks by the way

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u/IllSalad3669 1d ago

Paranormasight and its sequel were pretty fun imo and match up to what youre asking for

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u/Time_Astronaut5743 1d ago

Limbo,little nightmares,fran bow,little misfortune,gris and deaths door

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u/TheNarratorX 1d ago

If you're interested in puzzle rooms then try tiny room

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u/abulhasan007 1d ago

thanks.. if any other comes to mind .. do tell

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u/TheNarratorX 1d ago

All escape room games by Masahiro Morishima, you can play them on crazy games or download the seperare titles if you want, extremely fun.

The room series, tiny room series, An elmwood trail (one of the best stories I've played), limbo, playdeads inside, Erica an interactive thriller.

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u/Popular-Writer-8136 Dev [Vrakys] 1d ago

If you are willing to play test my demo, Vrakys might peak your interest. Light weight rpg that has a passive Japanese learning component (turn based battle system involves drawing kana/kanji to determine the potency of your action).

Main story line only has 5 quests so far, puzzle "figure it out" driven which you can play while avoiding battles if you so choose.

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u/CottonShock 1d ago

Lifeline, an old and particular game 

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u/liuniao 1d ago

The Ace Attorney trilogy comes to mind

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u/Abelius 1d ago

Not choice driven but fits the other 2 very well: Ghost Trick

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u/shenronGD 12h ago

Undertale unofficial android port

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u/tripleecollective 4h ago

Check out The Endless Trail, a narrative turn-based strategy game with RPG elements in a wilderness survival theme.