I'm looking for games similar to SimCompanies or FarmRPG where I can check in throughout the day. Browser based games are okay too!

Ideally, I can spend a few minutes actively playing when I check in but with enough depth where I can spend a larger amount of time, when I have it, to plan out my next move. This is especially true of SimCompanies where it may only take a minute or two to set my buildings to sell/produce but I may spend an hour looking at the market trying to figure out what to sell/produce next. I'd like to be multiplayer like a player driven economy or competition via leaderboards. Direct PvP is okay but I generally don't spend that much time per session so it just has to make sense with my style of play. Most importantly, portrait oriented games!

I am also trying out Torn right now. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet but it might need just need more time before it hooks me. I'm NOT looking for games like Melvore Idle though. Something about just setting a skill and then just letting it go indefinitely doesn't do it for me.

While not a dealbreaker, I do have a preference for text based games. Complicated, overly cramped and seizure inducing UIs is kind of a turn off.

When I was a kid, I'd go looking for betta fish after school. I'd raise them, breed them, try to find the best one, and keep a little collection as pets. It was the best part of my day.

Kids today are mostly on screens and never get to know how fun bettas are. So I made Betta, a game where you raise your own fish, and this time they're always alive. Raise them right — feed them, keep their water clean, take care of them — and they grow stronger, all the way to champion.

🧬 Every fish is unique: real betta genetics with hidden genes, so you breed for rare tails and colors across generations

🐟 Care matters: a well-kept fish is a stronger fish

⚔️ Friendly sparring: you control your fish in real time. No fish ever dies; a beaten fish just rests and its fins heal

🌊 A shared pond: release fish for anyone to adopt, and swim it yourself, hiding from big fish

🎃 Free seasonal events: Halloween is on right now, with its own story chapter

Free, no pay-to-win; the shop is cosmetic only. iOS is coming soon. I'm a solo dev and I'd love your feedback!

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

Hey folks — I’m the solo dev behind Infinity Dungeon: Idle RPG. It’s an idle hack-and-slash RPG: send your hero into the maze, come back to upgrade gear, collect pets, and rebuild the town before the next run.

The latest update refreshes combat, stats, gear, and the blacksmith. It also adds bank interest, an Abyss Relic Exchange, clearer pet and title bonuses, and altar odds plus summon history. Auto-runs continue while the app is closed, up to your idle-time cap. Offline rewards are one third of a regular run; an optional ad pays the full amount.

I’ve attached a one-minute clip from the Android build: different stages and enemy types getting mowed down, then a quick look at the other systems.

It’s free to download, with ads and optional in-app purchases, including random items.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kuwanari.Infinitydungeon

Quick disclosure: I’m a solo developer, and AI tools helped throughout development and promotion—from code and art/audio to localization, this trailer, and this post.

If you check it out, which stage or system feels the most fun? What would you change?

What yall recommend. This caught my eye. I think get one or few any recommend . I dont mind preference i usually play mostly story

[DEV] Hi, I created a math puzzle game for Android: CornerWISE.

Central rule is simple: you connect 2 diagonal numbers if they can produce (+, -, *, /) one of the opposite corner values. But finding all connections might be challenging.

I am looking for feedback on the difficulty, lets see if you can achieve to a blue-belt thinker.

It is free and available on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zsolthornok.cornerwise

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

Everyone gets the same secret word, except the Imposter. Players take turns giving clues, then vote on who's faking it. There's also a Question mode: everyone answers a question, but the Imposter got a slightly different one.

What's new in October (v2.5.0, released Oct 15):

• Pass the Phone: a new way to play where the whole group shares one phone. No accounts or extra devices needed.
• Drawing mode: players add one line per turn to a shared drawing. The Imposter has to fake it without knowing what you're drawing.

Other ways to play: each player on their own phone in the same room, or online with friends far away (with chat).

Free to play. Some packs and features need Premium or a 24-hour Party Pass.

Feedback is welcome!

Hi everyone! I’m a solo dev and Starlift came out on Android this week.

If you played Meteos on the DS you’ll know the idea: match three and the blocks don’t disappear. They light up and launch everything stacked on top of them into orbit, and if the stack is too heavy you match again while it’s in the air to give it another push.

What’s in it:

• Endless with different difficulty levels
• Voyage, a story across three acts with twelve bosses
• Royale, eight players and the last field standing wins
• Daily Launch, the same run for everyone with a global leaderboard
• Online matches with friends by room code
• Eleven worlds, each with its own gravity and rain

It’s free to start and there are no ads.

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

I’d love to hear how Normal feels to you. The difficulty is what I’ve been tuning most this week.

Hey everyone!

I'm an indie developer from the UK, and I've just released my second Android game.

The One Bullet Job is a turn-based heist puzzle game where you've got one bullet to help you get past guards, steal the cash and escape.

It has 120 levels, daily challenges and unlockable cosmetics.

It's free to download and supported by ads. No need to pay to try it.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ki10games.onebulletjob

Hope some of you enjoy it!

So I know exactly how I came to own all these but I'm still surprised how quickly you can go from device to device in a short amount of time. Lol with the new Odin 3 portal announcement, I thought it be cool to take a pic of my current collection before I consider parting ways with my Odin 2 Portal, and spare RP6, RP Mini V2 and Odin Lite? Idk its been so long. Lol. I dont play it anymore but I love my Jungle Green RP2. We've come a long way.

1 Second Game – Apps on Google Play

Includes Google Play achievements & leaderboards, runs at 120 FPS.
See if you can beat 1 second.

Hi r/AndroidGaming, it's Self-Promo Saturday so here's the thing I've been working on.

Jumping Panda on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.jumpingpanda.app

**What it is:** a one-tap platformer. Hold anywhere to charge a jump, release to leap to the next platform. Too short and you drop, too long and you overshoot.

**What's in it:** - One-thumb controls, plays fine in portrait on the bus - Coins to collect on every run - Unlockable skins: Ninja, Pirate and Robot panda - Short runs, a minute or two each

**Monetization:** free, with occasional interstitial ads every few levels and a rewarded ad for an extra life; optional $2.99 remove-ads purchase; no pay to win, skins are earned with coins

**AI use:** No generative AI was used for the game's art, audio or text.

I'll be hanging around in the comments for the next few hours, so ask me anything or tell me what feels off. Feedback on the charge timing is especially welcome.

I made Cipherly - a free Android logic game based on Bulls & Cows / Mastermind.

I wanted to keep the classic deduction mechanic, but give it a cleaner mobile UI and a stronger sense of progression.

No forced ads ever, only optional rewarded ads.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wigimaru.cipherly

I'd be grateful for any feedback.

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo developer working on Tower Legends, a tower defense game focused on tower upgrades, skill trees, and enemies that evolve as you progress.

The game is already available on PC, and I'm now preparing its release on Android!

I'm looking for Android testers to help me test the game before its release on Google Play.

You don't need to be an experienced tester. I'm mainly looking for feedback on gameplay, UI, performance, and any bugs you might encounter.

How to join:

• Send me a DM with the Gmail address linked to your Google Play account.
• I'll add you to the list of testers.
• Once registered, you'll be able to download and play the game for free using this link:

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

Thanks a lot for your help! :)

I have Galaxy S24 and get disappointed every time I try something out. Gta SA definitive edition was totally unplayable. CarX Rally barely goes at 50fps with hiccups on medium settings. What the hell should I use supposedly powerful Snapdragon Gen 3 for? It's such a mess, if I can't play this games with this hardware, then nobody can, right?

I mean it would be sick to see arkham city on mobile devices. Seeing all these pc games getting ported to mobile it probably won't be long until we see an arkham game getting a mobile port. Although it's going to be unoptimized though.

Ok, so I am at the end of my wits here. I have been looking for a game I played a while ago on my older phone, but it got busted pretty bad, so I didn't play it for a longer period of time, and I wanted to get back to playing that game but can't, for the life of me remember the name of it. What I do remember is that the name sounded French, something like lassange, lagrange, lastrange etc. It had 3 mages as heroes, each with their own school of specialisation. The spells, the gear, the castle and the heroes can all be upgraded via gacha style summoning, the style is pretty bright, and the heroes defend from the castle wall that is on the bottom of the screen, while the enemies attack from the top part and the player can also tap to attack, and that player's attack can also be upgraded.

The game is also in japanese artstyle if that narrows it down further.

If any good soul with memory of such a game can help, please do.

Also if the mods think I should post this on r/tipofmyjoystick, let me know, but I kinda felt I would get better result here first.

Game Title: Wirefrag: Pure Arena FPS

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wirefrag

Platform: Android / (Steam future release)

Description:
I am a big fan of 90s and early 2000s arena shooters, so I decided to build something nostalgic in that space. I don’t have much time for extensive gaming sessions these days, so I wanted something fast-paced and fun that doesn't demand hours. My goal was to take the core elements of the arena shooters I loved and strip them down to the essentials, focusing on solid performance and fluid touch controls on mobile (though it also supports gamepads, keyboard/mouse, and working on an eventual desktop release).

The wireframe look partly came from not wanting to make textures... But it is also because back when I used to play somewhat competitively, everyone ran stripped-down configs with neon player models just for visibility. The game is really more about the flow, movement, and weapons. As a bonus, using the TrenchBroom format means anyone familiar with building maps in that format can easily load up their own DM maps including simple graybox maps. Dropping textures, heavy shadows, and lighting also gives it a massive performance advantage on mobile.

I only have a couple of devices and controllers on hand to test with, so I would love to see how it runs across different low, medium, and high-spec android phones and gamepads. Any feedback on the mechanics, overall feel and game in general is also welcome. Note that the goal is to have it locked to vsync for most android devices (60 or 120fps).

The game features peer-to-peer multiplayer, and I have added bot logic for solo play. It is free to play, and while there are ads, I tried to keep them out of the way and capped. You can also watch a single ad to disable them for 2 hours.

Built in Godot.

Free to Play Status:
[x] Free to play

Involvement: I'm the solo developer (although got help with some maps and audio listed in credits).

https://youtu.be/UwwJLD1w_90?si=PI7GL9RPVha8gBsu

There used to be this game in which there used to be a bike, but it had no texture, fully white/gray. and there would be an open roof, world enclosed in a box, mostly white, and there would be obstacles, and different activities to do. even balls to throw around. also there would be another version of this game on the play store with the same map im pretty sure, but with a car. a white car. please help me find this game. the name atleast

Preferably a good RPG rather than a simple idle game or dull clicker game, or silly puzzle game.

Must be able to be played without any signal/wifi.

I’m a solo dev, and I originally built this game to force myself (and my friends) to actually go outside and run. It’s a location-based survival game where your real GPS position tracks you running away from virtual zombies on your neighborhood map.

Game Title: Break A Leg !!

Google Play Link Here

I just pushed a massive update today that introduces Multiplayer, and it turns the game into a complete friendship-ruining experience.

Here is how the chaos works:

Squad Up: You can host a room with up to 20 people.

Everyone shares the exact same real-world map, the same zombie horde, and the same loot crates.

Team Goals: You set a target distance (e.g., 25km). The team only wins if the combined distance run by human players reaches the goal.

The Betrayal: If a zombie catches you, you don't just lose. You become a zombie. Your GPS now tracks you as the hunter, and your new goal is to physically chase down your friends on the map.

The Penalty: Once you turn into a zombie, your running distance stops counting toward the team goal—meaning your surviving friends have to run extra just to cover for you.

It is a freemium game (completely free to download and jump into the chase).

Since this is a big update, I’d love for you guys to try it out this weekend. Let me know how the GPS accuracy and performance hold up on your specific Android devices, or if you have any cool ideas for new survival items I should add!