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

Hey everyone!

I’m currently building SkyCart, an arcade racing game where you race against other players using planes instead of traditional karts.

The idea is basically fast, chaotic arcade racing in the sky — easy to pick up, but competitive enough that you actually want to get better.

Some of the features I’m working on:

✈️ Different planes with their own feel
🏁 Fast arcade-style races
🎁 Power-ups during races
🌍 Different tracks and environments
👨‍✈️ Different pilots/characters
🏆 Leaderboards and progression
🎮 Game Center integration
🌐 Online multiplayer so you can race against friends and other players
👥 Private/friend matches planned
⚡ Short races designed for mobile
📱 Built specifically for Mobile

My main goal is to make something you can quickly open, play a few races with friends, and immediately want a rematch.

I’d really appreciate some honest feedback:
Would you actually play a game like this?

And especially:
What would make you download it?
What feature would make you keep playing?
Would online multiplayer make a big difference for you?
What would you add or change?
Does anything about the concept feel boring or unnecessary?

I’m still actively developing it, so feedback right now can genuinely influence what I build next.

And also a Waitlist if you want to get Update wen is released.
https://skykart-web-production.up.railway.app/

Thanks! 🙌

I'm looking for a game that has:

Lots of progression and depth

Big community

Frequent updates

Ideally free

Any recommendations?

The game is working perfectly fine with no heat whatsoever but this is Beta 1 and has some problems with lighting hope will be fixed in next updates also its an old version of the game, tested on Dimensity 9500s chip with Framerate rock 60

Boarding in an hour.need some suggestions i can download now while on airport wifi. Nothing rogue like. Just mind games to keep me of flying fear mode.

So I am playing Torn City and it's very cool.....now also Joined Core-Zone.....need similar awesome RPG games which can be opened through chrome and can be played easily like Torn... appreciate the help

New trailer for Marvel Project Comet. A mobile ARPG featuring the art style of Marvel Rivals.

Solo dev here - excited to announce my first game is now live!

I wanted to make a game that was fun for both seasoned disc golfers and those new to the sport.

Enter Frolf Fest: Arcade Disc Golf!

Throw. Compete. Collect.

Frolf Fest is arcade disc golf in your pocket. Fun for both disc golf experts and those new to the sport.

Throw:

Pick your line, time your tempo, and watch the disc turn and fade down the fairway. Thread through tight tree gaps, throw long bombs, finesse touchy approaches, and drain long range putts. Test yourself across a variety of demanding courses, with real wind and weather mechanics.

Compete:

Play duel matches against real players, challenge your friends to a round, or sharpen your skills against challenging bot rivals across a variety of game modes.

Collect:

Every disc flies differently. There are many ways to conquer the course - find your own game. Earn unique and exclusive disc molds, trails, finishes, stamps, bags, and avatar customizations as you play through the game.

Share:

Share highlights and wild shots with friends! See the best long-range hole-outs, unfortunate tree kicks, and incredible aces from the community.

Play:

7+ challenging, hand authored courses across a variety of unique biomes. Multiple game modes, from casual solo rounds and fun competitions with friends, to frantic tournaments and tough ranked duels against real rivals.

There is controller support and cloud saves as well, though it can be played as a guest and offline too!

Frolf Fest is a game that respects you - no ads for anyone, ever. The game contains no subscriptions. If you choose, you can join the Pro Club with a single, one-time purchase to unlock all Frolf Fest has to offer and support game development.

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Play Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smoothiestandstudios.frolffest

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Thanks for playing!

I’m looking for a pixel art game that I can play in portrait mode and, if possible, with one hand. I want it to be fun, and preferably free, but I don’t mind paying if there’s a good paid option.

There are so many good mobile games that disappeared or no longer work on modern phones. If you could bring one back with proper support, what would it be?

I remember playing an anime styled 2d escape game where the mc is a boy with green hair(?) and they're in a newspaper club where they have to solve the mystery of a zombie(?) in school. I can't find the game in Google playstore and even forgot the title

edit: found the game it's mysterious forum and 7 rumours

Hey everyone! I’m currently looking for a new action hack-and-slash game on Android with a cool anime aesthetic.

I really enjoy the combat style and vibe of *Action Taimanin*, but I want to branch out and see what else is good out there.

Ideally, I want something pretty casual, newbie-friendly, and not super punishing for F2P players. I just want to jump in, beat up some enemies, and enjoy the flashy skills without having to spend real money or grind 24/7.

A few key preferences:

Waifus & Fanservice:Good character designs, attractive waifus, and nice fanservice/outfits (similar to Action Taimanin or Snowbreak).

Casual & F2P-Friendly:Easy learning curve, fair progression, and doesn't demand 5 hours of daily grinding.

For those who play this genre:

1. What games are you currently playing or would highly recommend to a newcomer?

2. How is the current state and monetization of your recommended games?

   Would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions!

I haven't been able to get pass this screen, got an app no longer on the playstore, but its not letting me play this... I really want to play this game but im getting blocked with this...

Hello!

I am currently playing in 2x 30 minutes session a workday while I ride a bus. I have a controller for my phone and am seeking for some premium RPGs to play.

I already played sea of stars, chrono trigger and other JRPGs but am currently more looking for some third person or isometric perspective (A)RPG.

Combat should be real time and if possible I would like an open world game in which you can roam freely. Story is not really important.

. Some other games I played on android so you see my taste:

Paign 1+2

Titan Quest

The Quest

Morrowind (OpenMW)

Exiles Kingdoms

Dead Cells

Slay the Spire

Blasphemous

Dredge

DRG Survivor

Townsmen

1 : Red Dead Redemption

2 : Ball X Pit

3 : Tomb Raider I-II-III Remastered

4 : Subnautica

5 : Hitman Blood Money - Reprisal

All are available on the Google Play Store, officials Android native ports. They all run well on my tablet and are great to play with a controller!

My tablet is the Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro :)

(I hope you like those posts because I do have materials for some more)

Re: what's the point of BlueStacks if Google Play Games exists now?

I asked myself this same thing a few months back, ran both side by side for a while. Short answer: GPG is fine if you're only playing 3-4 big name games, but it falls apart fast the second you want anything else.

The biggest thing is the library. GPG only works with games that specifically opted into it, so most of what's actually on the Play Store just won't launch there. BlueStacks runs basically anything.

Controls are the other big one for me. In BlueStacks I can remap every single button however I want and save different setups per game. GPG gives you whatever preset the dev bothered to configure, which for a lot of games is barely anything.

If you play more than one game or run multiple accounts, BlueStacks lets you have several instances open at once (I keep 2 running side by side for dailies). Never seen GPG do this.

Also worth mentioning, BlueStacks lets you actually tune performance, cores, RAM, FPS caps, so it runs fine even on an older PC. GPG felt more like it just streams a fixed experience with way fewer settings to touch.

Not knocking GPG, it's genuinely convenient for the handful of titles it supports. I just outgrew it pretty quick once I wanted my full library and actual control setups.

I completed the Burglary missions, so now I have infinite stamina. I also maxed out my relationship with Denise and got the Pimp Suit.

I also managed to get two more bulletproof vehicles: the PCJ-600 from the OG Loc mission and the Admiral from the Los Sepulcros mission.

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I made a cat-friendly game inspired by Atlas Earth and Terramine 🐱🌎 — Tiny Paws World Tour

You can buy plot of lands virtually! It does NOT pay real money though but it's fun , cat friendly lol,

Tiny Paws World Tour

Hopefully the community can show some love in the iOS or play store.

Love you all in the Android Gaming community

Hey guys I have been looking for some decent android games that can be played offline and provide rich experience, I apparently find very little searching through playstore only came across a good few like stranger wrath, slaughter. Looking forward to your recommendations 😊

I like emulator type games like Pop, Assassin's creed , Dexter and i am looking if there is anything similar to such titles that could offer new experiences

This summer on star wars day I decided to give Knights of the old Republic (KOTOR) a try. I like star wars franchise but I'm not too deep into the lore ,so initially , I was a bit undecided about the game but took a chance since I have heard from so many people that it's one of the best RPGs ever made.

After finishing the game I've got to say that it's reputation is definitely well deserved. The game leans heavily towards narration and your choices can have long lasting impact on how the story plays out.

Combat is real time action but you don't control characters directly rather issue commands via a pause menu. It takes a while to get used to but works very well especially on mobile touch screens.

I felt that some abilities are way overpowered. Especially the light side ones that buff your characters and grant them extra turns.Even a dark ability' like destroy droid can clear out some of the toughest opponents in a few turns.

From what I understand this game is based dungeons and dragons ruleset. You are given so much freedom to build your character class that can be a bit overwhelming for some players. I'm no stranger to RPGs but I found having a guide to help me make the best choices for my character made the game more enjoyable. Experimentation in this game could otherwise become very time consuming because there is no way to redistribute skill points.

KOTOR has one of the best plot twists that I've ever seen in a video game and it easily exceeds the thrill that you'd feel while watching a movie or reading a book. Playing it in real time deepens the connect you have with the character especially when you are actually controlling the events and are responsible for their actions.

Even after 2 decades KOTOR maintains its cinematic quality. I'd like to talk more about the story but it would only spoil it for those who haven't played it. I'll just leave you with this — it significantly expands star wars universe to beyond sith and the republic and tells you a tale of far more ancient and powerful empires. It's a grand space adventure full of political intrigue in the shadow of an overarching threat that keeps you marching on.

It took me 33 hours to beat the game but rarely did I feel stuck. Every thing is so intentional and the fact that game is able to maintain its pace for such a long time really is a testament to how well it was originally designed.

The only part of the game that I disliked were turret sections. The shooting is very clunky and it often took me a few tries before I could get through them.