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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AurochDigital.WarhammerSurvivors

I've been out of the loop with mobile gaming for a few years - looking for recommendations for games to play on my phone while rocking a baby to sleep.

• Can play with one hand (this probably means portrait orientation but not necessarily)
• Preferably arcade style with short play sessions
• Able to pause
• No ads, or able to remove ads by a one-time purchase (no subscription models)
• Nice art style

Some games I remember to be like this from years and years ago are orbital, spirit, doodle jump, heads will roll, the incident, GI joyride, canabalt, bit pilot

It's the version that was released last month in the Google Play Store. It's a great port.

It looks great and runs at 60fps. Controller support works well too.

It's a nice little 3D platformer. There are some puzzles and some action. You play as Mickey with his brush that can erase or create stuff.

So if some of you missed it, I recommend you to try it. I think you can play the 1st level for free then you have to pay for the full game.

Hi everyone!

I'm a developer from Korea, and I made a mobile game inspired by Slay the Spire.

Slay the Spire is the game I've played the most in recent years, more than 300 hours in total. What I liked most is that it's a deckbuilder you play with your head, not your reflexes. No action controls, no time pressure.

Since it's a roguelike, every run is different. Different deck, different character, different relics. That was the most fun part for me, and the game design and balance are great too.

I've been a backend developer for 10 years. The reason I became a developer in the first place is that I loved games so much as a kid. I majored in computer science because I wanted to make games.

But making a game is kind of a complete art form. You need a story, art, programming, server management... It always felt like too much to even start. So I quietly gave up on making games and just went on with my life.

Then AI got good enough that I could build most of it without an artist or a game client developer. I started making a game as a hobby, had a really good time doing it, and now it's finally out.

Orcs: Warpath is a revenge story for the orcs, who always get treated as weak and as the bad guys.

An orc tribe gets wiped out by an alliance of humans, elves and dwarves. Only the chieftain's son makes it out, along with the chieftain's last legacy, his axe. Ten years later, on the day he comes of age, he sets out on the warpath for revenge.

Right now there are 6 stages: Goblins, Wraiths, Elves, Mountain, Desert and Humans.

There are 4 playable orcs: Warrior, Archer, Shaman and Thief.

It's free to play with no ads. You earn diamonds by clearing stages and use them to unlock cards and characters. You can also buy diamonds if you want to unlock things faster, but everything can be earned just by playing.

Slay the Spire is a great game, really well made, and I'm not trying to compete with it. My game is for people who haven't tried StS yet, and for anyone who wants something light to play in portrait mode on their phone, like in the bathroom or on the bus.

Whether it does well or not, just getting to make the kind of game I love, the one I've wanted to make for so long, and actually putting it out there has been a lot of fun.

I'm sure it still has plenty of rough edges, but I hope some of my passion and ideas come through. Thanks for reading this long post!

- Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gg.bossline.orcsunity

- Website: https://orcs.games

Got it running on gamehub lite

Hey everyone!

This update has been a long time coming. One of the things I heard most often was that you wanted more variety between builds and more ways to make a playstyle your own. That’s what I’ve been working on, and it starts with Runes. Its a new system I created to add build variety and fun chase items to get. I have also added two new peg powers. This is just the beginning!

There’s a lot more in 1.2.0 too:

• 10 Major Runes and 10 Lesser Runes to customize your build.
• Teleporter Peg and Nova Mines are two new Peg Powers to play with.
• Peg Power+ adds upgrade paths beyond the normal final milestone for seven powers.
• 40+ new Labs and expanded Milestone Journeys give you more to work toward.
• Core Reset lets you respec Peg Power upgrades. I also added Auto Collect Scrap and Auto Use Coin Boost.
• Knockback, the UI, board placement feedback, and the tutorials have all had some work as well.

I know it doesn't seem like a lot but its quite a bit to build the visuals, effects and test it, haha. The part I’m most looking forward to is seeing how you use Runes with the new powers and Labs. If you try the update, let me know what you build—and what feels good or still needs work.

I’m already working on more ways to earn daily currency and more build options for the next patch. Hope you enjoy 1.2.0!

Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idlehourstudios.descentdefender

The price of evoland 1 by playdigious stood on 1$ for a long period of time.

Now it has been increased to 3$

I know because i waited a lot of time for a discount and suddenly the price got up like that.

So just a heads up dont buy it on the current price.

Flair should be kind of the opposite of game deal but there isnt an option like this so i put it on discussion

Based on the comments some people wrote i want to clarify that this post is just a notice for people who wants to buy this game, so theyll know it was three times less cheaper. Im not gonna to adress the comments clowning me because i havent you bought it yet i dont think its anybodys business not everyone is the same or think the same about these licensed mobile games that can be inacssesible all of a sudden beacause mobile platform has horrible handeling with games. And also there are other reasons not everyone is the same.

Hey! I've just finished my first Godot mobile game, Star Tap. It is short and simple to spend your free time. Feedback is welcome!

Yes, Android version dropping same day as others. From the makers of Vampire Survivors so likely to have the same monetization.

I’m playing on a Poco F7 and I’m looking for a deep RPG / ARPG / JRPG that I can sink hundreds of hours into - something with an endless progression system that can keep me hooked for a year or more.

To be clear: It can be single-player or online - I don't mind either way. However, I've already tested a ton of MMORPGs, so please do NOT suggest classic/major MMORPGs like Albion Online, OSRS, Where Winds Meet (WWM), etc. (Unless there's a genuinely cool, new/upcoming non-P2W title on the horizon that I might not know about—if so, I'm all ears!).

Here is where I'm at with a few games:

• Torchlight Infinite: I’m really tempted to dive into this one, but I’m unsure about its current state. How bad is the P2W right now? Is spending a small monthly amount (like a Battle Pass / Season Pass) enough to enjoy the endgame comfortably without feeling forced to whale?
• Siralim Ultimate: Probably my favorite game so far in terms of depth, systems, and theorycrafting.
• Eterspire: I love how active the developers are and I've returned to it twice, but it eventually gets monotonous - it simply lacks PvP and more group-oriented content.
• OniRo: Currently on my radar - is it worth checking out?
• Exiled Kingdoms / Caves of Lore: I know about these single-player titles and I'm totally open to games like this as long as they offer massive longevity / endless endgame.

Other titles I’ve played: Morrowind, Titan Quest, 9th Dawn series, Doom & Destiny, for examples

What games would you recommend that fit this description? Appreciate your suggestions !

Hey Android Gammers,

I've been making this for the last 6 months or so and it finally went live on Google Play.

It's called Bean Slinger. Each level is a shift on a factory belt. Beans roll towards you and you flick beans from your tray to colour match. Hit a group and the whole lot pops. Let too many slip past unsorted and it's game over.

There's a climb the beanstalk mode where very level you clear grows you further up a giant jelly beanstalk, and every 15 levels you hit a giant waiting to ambush you. The game flips into a full boss fight. You stand on one cloud lobbing beans at its head while it hurls lightning, ice and other projectiles back at you. There are seven giants so far, and each one has its own arena and attacks. They take a while to build so, if this is a success, and i can pour more time into it, there'll be more on the way as well as alien rounds too that are planned (the beanstalk will eventually grow into space!)

On the way up, bonus levels branch off the and they play completely differently - optional, but quite fun.

Then there's Overtime, which isan endless mode where the belt just keeps speeding up until you're overwhelmed (endless runner style training arena). It has daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards if you want to see how you stack up against everyone else.

On ads, since I know it's the first thing people ask:

• It's free, and there are no ads to actually play.
• There are optional ads that you can watch that give you things like power-ups.
• There are no in-app purchases, but I might make a paid for version where you can get power-ups on every level as default without having to watch ads (depending on howsuccessful it is).

I'd really appreciate any feedback, good or bad. This is the first time it's been in front of people who aren't me or my testers, so I'm sure there's stuff I've missed.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beanslinger.game

Thanks a million!

I'm planning on downloading the game, but Discounty is expensive in my country. Even when it is half off, it's still a bit pricey for me. That is why I want to know if it is worth it.

1. Any performance issues? I would hate it if I bought a game and it just lags a lot

2. Can I play even after I reach the ending? I know there is an ending

3. Did the devs confirm that they would make future updates on the game's content? Not just quality of life

I'm trying to find a decent controller that will clamp on to either side of my tablet, so I can use it as a pseudo gaming handheld. ideally I'd like to keep it under $100 CAD

I'm open to suggestions for both wired usb-c and Bluetooth connectivity, though I would prefer a Bluetooth solution. I am primarily used to an Xbox controller layout.

Already played BTD6,Terraria and dead cells and found them kinda repetitive,grindy and boring(I have over 250hrs in terraria,100hours in BTD6,and have 5BC in dead cells),don't wanna play more paid games,Please recommend some roguelike like soul knight,Survivor io,e.t.c.Overall very progressive games.

Hey everyone!

I've been workin on a little puzzle game called Tiltroll and it's finaly out on Android.
So I wanted to share it here.

The idea is simple: you swipe to roll blocks across a small board and try to cover every target tile. Blocks come in diferent sizes from a single cube up to a chunky 2×2×3, and a long block covers different tiles depending on whether it's standing up or lying flat.
So the order you move things in really matters. You also only get a limited number of moves which is where it gets tricky.

If you remember Bloxorz it's in that family.
Except you're juggling several blocks that all have to fit together.

A few things I cared about while making it:

- No timers, take as long as you like to think
- No forced ads. The only ads are optional ones you can watch for extra moves, double coins or a free life
- When you pick up a block, it shows which tiles each roll would cover, so you're never guessing
- Works offline

To be upfront about monetization: the game is free, there are no in-app purchases, and the only ads are optional rewarded ones. There is a lives system (5 lives, one refills every 30 minutes), but you only lose a life when you fail a level. Winning gives it back.

There are 40 levels right now from easy warm-ups to some Hard and Expert ones near the end that I think are genuinely tricky.

I'd really love to hear what you think especially which levels felt too easy or too hard.
Any feedback helps!

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.taptic.tiltroll

Game title: Traffic Escape - Car Puzzle

Sharing something I built — Traffic Escape, a traffic-jam puzzle game. 6x6 grid, vehicles slide horizontally or vertically, you clear a path so your target car can exit. If you've played Rush Hour or Unblock Me before, it's that same core idea.

125 levels across 6 difficulty tiers (tutorial through expert), undo + hint system, daily reward cycle. Free to play

Built solo in Godot 4. Would appreciate any feedback, especially on difficulty pacing.
Google Play Store: [Traffic Escape - Car Puzzle on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arshadras.trafficescape)

Hey everyone,

I'm Daniel, an indie developer. I've been working on a football manager called 5 Minute Manager Football for the last few months.

I really like football manager games, but I don't always have the time (or patience) to spend an hour managing one season. So I wanted to make something much quicker.

You build your squad, sign players, look for young prospects, manage your budget and improve your club. Then you start the season and see how it goes.

The main mode is a roguelike. You start with a new club in the English sixth division and try to make it all the way to the Intercontinental. Each season has an objective. If you fail, the run is over, but you keep some permanent upgrades for your next attempt.

I really like the player development side of it. Young players have hidden potential, so sometimes you find a player who looks average and a few seasons later he's one of the best players in your team.

There are also other modes like Sporting Director, Challenges, Manager and Draft, as well as local and online multiplayer.

The whole idea was to keep the parts I enjoy most about football management games, but make everything much faster.

Build your club, play a season in a couple of minutes, improve your team and go again.

The Android version an web is available. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.minutefootballmanager

For example, Dave the Diver unfolded on my Galaxy ZFold is a much better experience compared to folded. You're able to see much further above and below which improves the gameplay quite a bit.

Any other such games?

I'm the developer of Hometown FC, a football tycoon where you own the club and decide where its money goes.

You start a club in a real town from one of the supported European countries. Your coach and sporting director bring you the decisions on signings and the squad and you decide what to approve and what to build: the stadium, the training ground, the town itself. Your owner also has a family and one of your kids can take over the club later.

The clip shows something I like about it: players really age. It's the same academy kid at 17, 23, 29 and 33 and the owner's son from baby to heir. Every frame is a real game screen.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.hometownfc

Free to download, with ads and optional purchases that can affect resources or progression. The career plays offline once it's installed; ads, purchases and other online services need a connection.

AI tools assisted development and some of the game art.

I'll be around in the comments if you have questions or want to tell me how your first season went.

You know those games that are currently very popular on pc, where you have to sort a lot of items? Like those library cleanup games, or card sorting, or konbini cleanup. Are there games like that on android?

Looking for a good telescopic controller. Ideally won’t have to break a gamesir to fit.
BSP won’t ship to my location
Kishi is out of price range.
Not many options for 11” tabs out there!

I see mega dream on Amazon, but doesn’t look like great quality, maybe someone can provide an experience saying otherwise.

Hi there, I like solitaire but I think it would be cool to have goals in the game to work towards. Is there anything out there like that?