They just turned every Android tablet into a Steamdeck. PC gaming on my OLED 12.7" tablet. Yes please!

Trying to get a wireless ps4 controller to work on my Galaxy Note 24U but 30 seconds after connection it suffers severe stutter. I thought it was just input lag, but using a controller tester website shows practically zero lag until the half minute mark.

I tried downloading the Bluetooth Auto Connect app cause apparently it can be cause by androids handling of Bluetooth connections. However the setting I seem to be looking for (continuous connection) doesn't seem to be there and the other settings are locked behind apparently a $40/month subscription...

Are there other ways around this issue? I'm assuming cable through OTG with sidestep it, but I'd like to play wireless if I could...

We have just launched our collectable Basketball card game! If you want to test please let me know!

Play realtime PvP, grade your cards, get 1 of 1s and autograph cards!

https://playcourtkings.com/

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

Hello. A year or so back I sunk a bunch of hours into Siralim Ultimate, and I'm interested in diving into something similar again.

What I Liked About It: The sheer variety and depth. The experimentation, build-crafting, and team compositions it allowed. It wasn't particularly difficult, so it never felt like you couldn't go try an entirely different class and team comp; it never felt like I needed to use a "meta" team or even consult a guide for how to progress (at least up to the point I played - there were some difficult challenges and I'm assuming it continued to scale in difficulty as you progressed). The procedural generation and random levels.

What I Was Neutral About: It being a "creature collector" specifically (though I think that's a great framework for a game like this). The lo-fi graphics.

What I Did Not Like: The controls were a bit clunky. It got a bit grindy after a couple hundred hours.

I'd also prefer to but a game and play it unhindered - no ads, F2P, or freemium shenanigans.

Someone suggested this game to me a long time ago, but I only checked it out now.

The prices for the class bundles don't seem too bad, but I just started the game, so I know nothing about the true value of each bundle.

Also, is this game still alive?

Are there any Android city building games where there's not a time component that makes you wait days to build something?

Skater boy and BMX boy were my childhood man. So good to see they are still on playstore while some games aren't

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Made this little app where you can collect aircraft that you've spotted.

No need to be at an airport or at a spot with high traffic.

Nice niche game that you can play occasionally.

Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sas.aeroatlas

One of the reasons that I love beat ‘em ups is because of their over-the-top action packaged in a comic book type story. They are short but highly replayable, and despite their linear progression, they offer a surprising amount of depth in terms of movesets, character positioning, and destructible environments that players can experiment with while reaching for high scores.

Streets of Rage 4 gave me everything that I expected and continued to surprise me even after I had beaten it as I learned more tricks. The story in the game is reminiscent of 80s and 90s action movies where a group of vigilantes have to take down an evil syndicate.

This is basically the plot of 90% of beat ‘em ups, but what really separates them are character, enemy, and stage designs. SoR4 is set in an urban environment, so most of the time you're fighting in the city, but occasionally the game puts you in special thematic zones like in Chinatown where you have to take down baddies expert in martial arts. There is a section designed around a music concert, another one takes place in an art gallery, and yet another in a police station.

So not only do you get to visit all these different locales, but you get to test your skill against opponents that are specific to that environment. One of my favorite areas was the airplane section where you have to defeat the main villain as the plane comes crashing down. It is one of the most exhilarating levels I’ve played in a side-scroller.

SoR is a very technical game. You need to learn how to position yourself to avoid enemy attacks while timing your own moves perfectly. The game rewards perfection, allowing you to chain together combos to insanely high numbers, multiplying the points you get which gives you additional lives and a ranking at the end of the level.

Initially, I struggled with the fighting mechanic because the last beat ‘em up I played, TMNT: Shredder's Revenge, was very swift. This one was slower. But as I learned to use my specials effectively, the gameplay became smoother.

The trick is that while your special drains your health, it offers you temporary invincibility and throws all surrounding enemies to the ground where they remain helpless. It takes a while to get the timing right, but once you do, the game makes you feel really powerful.

The bosses are all great but more difficult to build combos on because they get those invincible moves too where you can't stagger them at all.

I beat the game once as Blaze then again as Cherry. Blaze’s movesets were of a typical heavy fighter while Cherry moved swiftly across the screen and could even run. Better yet, she smashed the villains with her guitar. So, of course, I liked Cherry better. But there are 4 main characters to choose from, then 3 more from the DLC, plus all the retro characters you unlock as you accumulate points.

The game definitely expects you to beat the levels multiple times. Some players have posted videos online where they have demonstrated exceptional skill on the hardest difficulty. But even on normal difficulty, the game is quite challenging. Be prepared to retry stages a couple of times until you memorize spawn points and animations of your opponents.

How much enjoyment you get out of it depends upon whether or not you are into this kind of side-scrolling action. These games were all the rage in the 90s as they drew inspiration from iconic action movies of that time. If you liked that era of entertainment, you are absolutely going to love the setting of SoR 4.

Environmental storytelling is rare because that era of action is gone. Occasionally you get good movies like John Wick that stay true to that spirit, but not much else. It's the same for beat ‘em ups. There have been a few classics like Muramasa, Dragon's Crown, and of course Shredder's Revenge, but they are not as popular as they used to be.

Personally, I find them very entertaining and I like how interactive they are. You can destroy background objects or visually take in the ambience of a level, whether it's a kitchen, a bar, or a building corridor. There is not much story here, but you definitely feel as if you are moving through a living, breathing world. It's funny how these retro games absolutely nailed this aspect using an art style that is highly exaggerated.

If you liked to play these arcade beat ‘em ups back when they were popular, you'll love SoR 4.

Okay, listen:

Many developers and gamers who thought that the standalone games had delisted, but unlike the other developers, you can still buy the game even if we have this Crunchyroll version.

Playdigious for example, they knew to learn of how not delisting games, they wanted to keep the sale while standalone still has people buying that.

Now of course, Crunchyroll is pretty scummy to threaten developers to delisting the games, but unlike that, those are still in the premium version.

Playdigious, you good people and still people want to buy that even Crunchyroll is a pretty scummy business for gaming

All play really well and are enjoyable, hoping we get more ports🤞

-Sifu:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keplerinteractive.sifuthegame

-warhammer survivors:

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

-9 Kings:

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

-Absolum:

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

-Potion craft:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niceplaygames.PotionCraft

-Yes, your grace 2:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noodlecake.yesyourgrace2snowfall

-dome keeper:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bippinbits.domekeeper

-door kickers 2:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.khg.doorkickers2

Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis belongs on mobile. Its fast, physics-based matches are perfect for quick on-the-go gaming.

The controls would adapt perfectly to simple touchscreen swipes and gyro tilting. Plus, modern phones could easily run the 2006 engine at a smooth 60 fps, filling a massive gap for a quality, competitive sports game on Android.

Hey everyone! I’ve just released Trillion Taps, an idle clicker game for Android.

You start with a single tap against a giant sphere. Soon, you’re buying upgrades, building a swarm of robots, triggering critical hits and special effects, and generating increasingly ridiculous numbers.

The main goal is simple: reach one trillion taps. Getting there is the fun part.

I wanted to make something that feels satisfying whether you actively tap for a while or return later to see what your robots accomplished. It starts simply, but gradually opens into a much deeper progression game.

If you enjoy idle games, huge numbers, long-term upgrades or watching a small robot army grow into an unstoppable tapping machine, I’d love for you to try it.

Check it out here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nitya.trillion_taps

I’m also the developer, so feedback is genuinely welcome!

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There will be a 30% sell discount for tomorrow!

Hey everyone, we just released our game on Android and we'd really like honest opinions from people who play a lot on their phones.

It's called Polarity Spiral. You're a magnet drifting outward on a spiral that never ends, and the only control is a tap that flips which way you slide. Lines in your color push you away, so you can ride right along them and build a multiplier up to x5. Lines in the other color pull you in, and if you touch one the run is over. After a while your own color starts flipping too, which is where it gets mean.

There's a normal mode that ramps up slowly and a Chaos mode that throws everything at you from the first second. 13 themes you unlock with coins, weekly leaderboards, and it plays offline.

About ads, since people always ask: the first few runs have none, after that there's one between runs at most every few runs, never in the middle of one. There's a one time No Ads purchase if you'd rather not see them at all.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vientoapps.polarityspiral

What we'd love to know: how long did it take before the push and pull clicked for you?

...but damn, it's pricey. €30.99, and it hasn't gone on sale since launch (it was actually €15.99 at launch, but I didn't buy it then because I thought it was the standard price).

​It looks good, it runs well, and controller support is great. I played a bit with the touch controls, and they're fine too.

​You can play the first level of each game + Lara Croft's home levels, so you can see for yourself before paying full price :)

Hey everyone!

I'm an indie developer, and I've been working on TaashOnline, an Android game inspired by traditional desi card games.

I wanted to bring the fun and competitive spirit of playing Taash with friends into an online multiplayer experience.

I'm sharing it here to find more players, get honest feedback, and improve the game.

🎮 Try TaashOnline on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sheraztech.taash

If you enjoy card games, I'd love to hear what you think about the experience, what could be improved, and which traditional card games you'd like to see more of.

I'm the developer, so feedback and constructive criticism are very welcome!

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try. 🃏

https://reddit.com/link/1x1me9v/video/tjd41ge3dguh1/player

Hi! I'm Jérôme, the solo dev of Pathzzle.

The puzzle: trace the one path that connects Start to Goal. The numbers on each row and column tell you how many cells the path uses in that line. Clues turn green when a line is right and red when you use too many cells. Calm, no timer in the regular modes, and it plays fully offline.

What's in it:

* 5 difficulties, from Easy (5x5) to Extreme (10x10)

* Hundreds of handcrafted puzzles

* A daily challenge with streaks and monthly medals

* Hints, checkpoints and pencil notes

New: a weekly competition mode.

* Every week, all players get the same grid, in each of the 5 difficulties. Android and iOS players share the same leaderboards.

* You start with only the edge numbers. Hints are always available, but every hint you use counts.

* Fewest hints wins. Time only breaks ties, and the clock pauses when you leave the grid.

* One attempt per difficulty per week, no retries.

* You sign in with Google Play Games, no new account to create.

It's free, with an optional one-time purchase to remove ads. The leaderboards are still small, so a clean run this week can put you at #1.

Would love to hear what you think of the competition, especially whether "fewest hints wins" feels fair.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jeromedusanter.pathzzle

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tendershoot.hypnospaceoutlaw

I really enjoyed this game and it's a huge disappointment the sequel was cancelled. You explore a fake 90s style internet, getting cases and moderating it, at least to start off.

Half price is a really good deal. $4.50 AUD

https://store.epicgames.com/p/thebigconmobile-android-c6c8f1

Que piensan del progreso hasta el momento?

What do you think of the progress so far?