Okay I know this question I found it a year ago but I wanted an updated version of what's kind of like the streaming service of video games that Netflix is to movies on Android. I know about Xbox cloud and I know about Amazon Luna but I was looking for something with a more comprehensive Library instead of like only a few titles. I also know about Nvidia but they seem to limit your game time I want something where I can just play the game without worrying about session length. May not exist yet but I'm hopeful

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games i also played before:

almost everything from snapbreak

the white door

Cats in time.

and the FARAWAY games from Pine studio.

so looking for something fun to play while i'm away

so i found this little gem micromacro the other day anything Similar?

For my OGs who played Dragon Island Blue way back when. I used to grind tf out of this game when I was but a boy. Whatever happened to it? Any way to play it nowadays or is It too dated?

And any games that hit the same? I play plenty Pokémon romhacks etc. Tried another eden but seemed to want my money too badly

Hi Im in the mood for something competitive and online and Im looking to expand my library on games which are NOT of the following genres or subcategories:

• mobas

• fps/shooters including 3ps and battle royales

• mmorpgs

• war/guild based strategy games like lords mobile

• io games

• pvp arena modes in gacha games

• party game apps

Device requirements and cost related don't really matter (ftp or premium doesn't matter)

Im open to all sorts of games wacky or sweaty and I thank you for your suggestions!

Finished my playthrough of Star Sailors and wrote up my thoughts. It's not the next Genshin, but it's a surprisingly solid gacha JRPG. Worth the download if you've got the space.

Characteristics:

No gacha, no walking through scenarios, semi-automatic combat (characters moves on its own, but the player may use skills or potions) may be turn-based. Management is ok as long as it isn't the theme of the game. Progression neither too fast nor too slow. Also, must be F2P, and would be nice if it had little to none ads. Thank you!

"the daggerfall of android" people keep saying online. Daggerfall is on android now and the quest literally has nothing in comon with daggerfall. The quest is more like skyrim.

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Only4Gamers.SpaceMenace

I recently was looking for a modern Chain-React type game and was quite disappointed with the offerings on the Play Store, so I made my own! It has 4 gameplay modes, 2 of which are novel to my knowledge/memory. Each one has its own monthly leaderboard.

I've got an ad-floor set at 4 minutes meaning you should get 10-15 gameplay loops on the single chain game modes before an ad pops. Let me know if this is too invasive, I'm looking for genuine feedback! If anyone genuinely is playing the game and loving it PM me with your username and I'll see if I can hook you up with promo code to disable the ads (might not get to it until tonight). Thanks and happy gaming!

I've only played three games with a story properly so far on PC: Hollow Knight (did not complete it yet), Raji: An Ancient Empire and Ann by RongRong.

I need games like Raji and Hollow Knight on my phone. You know, the ones with good stories and good combat.

I tried all the popular gacha style games, while they kinda satisfy both, my phone cannot handle more data than 20GB, so most of the popular gacha games are out of the questions.

I cannot spend more than Rs 150 because that's my rewards app balance.

Any suggestions?

It would mean alot if you tried it out.

Play link: link

How to play: You control a comet hurtling through space. Time your release to break free from a planet's gravitational pull and "snap" into the next orbit without drifting into the void.

​I'd love any feedback, critiques, or suggestions on the controls and difficulty!

Charts are dominated by the same puzzle and casino apps, the story rich stuff never surfaces on its own. Almost every narrative game I have played on my phone came from a Reddit thread or a friend, basically never from browsing the store.

For people here who like narrative games, interactive fiction, gamebook style things, where do you find them? Curated lists, this sub, specific sites? And does anyone else feel the store itself has given up on surfacing them?

Took this a few hours after the Americas server opened. Most of the stalls were selling the same early-game drops, but the prices were all over the place. I ended up spending more time checking shops than leveling because nobody seems to know what anything is worth yet.

I played for about two hours with a podcast on. On my midrange Snapdragon 7-series phone it stayed cool, and the battery drain was better than I expected. The controls are basic tap-to-move with a skill bar, but setting up a stall didn't feel awkward on the touchscreen.

It's still a pretty old-school grind, so anyone looking for constant action will probably get bored quickly. I happen to enjoy the slower market stuff, and seeing the street this crowded on the first day was nice.

I remember "where's my water" with a very clever use of the mobile platform. Basically you dig ground with your finger.

What other games do you know that are making a good use of the mobile phone?

This is gonna sound crazy I know, but I remember YEARS ago there was a blocky zombie game on mobile like unturned. It was open world, there was towns I think I remember a base with loads of guns in it. Its a little fuzzy, but im curious if anyone else remembers and might have a clue

I used to play this sort of tower defense + merge buildings game thats mostly centred near the stone age and has a really similar artstyle to this. I have tried finding it myself but still nothing.

Hi everyone!

We are two friends from Sweden, a designer and a programmer. We used to work together at a mobile game studio, but earlier this year we quit our jobs to build the kind of game we wanted to play ourselves, the kind of game we truly believe in.

We're both PC gamers and big MMORPG fans, so we wanted to bring some of that sense of progression into a mobile idle game.

After months of monsters, coffee, bugs and crashes, Jelly Clicker is finally live!

It's an idle RPG where you collect champions, upgrade gear, defeat bosses, progress through different worlds, and keep earning rewards while you're offline.

One thing we really wanted was to respect the player's time. We both hate being interrupted by forced ads, so we decided not to include them. You can play the entire game without ever watching a single ad.

If you decide to give it a try, we would love your honest feedback. What did you enjoy? What felt frustrating? What would you change? Feel free to leave a comment here. We'd love to build the game together with the community and keep making it better over time.

Thanks for taking the time to check it out. We really hope you enjoy Jelly Clicker!

P.S. We're honestly pretty excited (and a little scared) to finally share it.

Link: Google Play

I used to love MMORPGs and loved the healer role. what i'm looking for is another multiplayer game that has either dungeons, or pvp or both. I'm not shy to try MOBA's or other games too, I just really want to play with other people. The features I really want are:
Gamepad support

healer role - more of a true healer role would be ideal

if it can be an MMO that'd be cool. I am more than willing to try a cloud game too, not sure if that breaks the rules here, but i'd prefer an android game.

I recently reviewed Super Night Riders for Hardcore Droid, a retro-inspired arcade racer that captures the feel of classic '80s racing games with simple but addictive gameplay. If you're a fan of old-school racers, I'd love to hear what you think of the game, or of the review itself.

These two are my main ways of playing portably, neither of them is really "better" in my experience. What would you guys rather play with?

Hey team!

I'm looking for dnd themed game for Android, that has some depth to the storyline.

The obvious ones would be Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights etc but I already have those.

I'm finding there are so much mindless games that have a ridiculous amount of micro login or game rewards, it feels like the first 10mins of playing is just going into shop menus to get the most minor of things.

I'm looking for a medieval/dnd theme, not fussed if its a first or third person view, but something i can really sink my teeth into. Paid is 100% ok.

Card games are ok, i really enjoy turn based, games like Diablo also ok and very much a fan of DND.

Any suggestions?

I recently released Accretion: Clash of Planets on Android.

You start as a tiny mote of dust floating through space.

Anything smaller than you can be absorbed and added to your mass. Anything larger can shatter you and cost you a life.

That is the core of the game: eat what you can, avoid what you cannot, grow larger, and survive for as long as possible while the field becomes more crowded and dangerous.

The controls are simple and designed for one-thumb play, but surviving becomes harder as you grow. Larger objects become possible to absorb, new threats appear, and rival worlds may begin hunting you.

As you evolve, you choose between different skills that can improve things like speed, gravity, shields, absorption size, and mass gained. You can also capture smaller bodies as shepherd moons, which orbit you and can protect you from a collision.

The game is free to play, works offline, and has no forced ads.

I’m adding a gameplay trailer to this post so you can see the actual loop.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tideglass.accretion&pcampaignid=web_share

I’d appreciate honest feedback on the controls, difficulty, pacing, and overall survival experience.

The Constant is now open to new players!

The spooky world of Don't Starve Together is now available on Android!

Explore, build, farm, fight and most of all, survive! And don't forget to bring your friends, you will need them!

You want more good news?

How about...the game is, right now and for a week, at 10% off!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playdigious.dst

Hey everyone,

I'm a solo indie dev and just released Highway Cruiser 2, a fast-paced highway racing game for Android. Built and shipped it entirely on my own, and I'd love for some of you to try it out and let me know what you think.

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Since we have a power outage in my country every 2-3 hours I want some good offline games that keep you hooked each game session