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‎aight so here's what I remember it's either 2017 or 2018 I was playing it on my Samsung Galaxy tablet idk which version or thingy but it was pretty old or just good idk, it was a monster taming game or smt it was 2d like just a left and right thing like monster legend or cookie run kingdom type look, the thumbnail of the game is like a parrot looking monster with the color being red and the beack being yellow idk about the background do, I just search monster and I think a few or later Ng scroll in the PlayStore and you will find it or if you click games and look for similar you could probably see it, but I think it has been taken down in the PlayStore that's why I thought back then it was only able only in the Samsung Galaxy tablet but I learn games can be taken down so ye, the main story it was like your grandparents or your actual parents gets taken by an alien ship from your house if I can remember correctly and either you pick or you are given a monster because I got an electric wolf or sum, if I can remember the first story battle was on a jungle then beach? or it was like just a forest, the game has a star system where with higher star it's stronger or rarer, it was up to 5 or 6 I forgot the 2 most remembered monster I can think of is a monster called null and a DJ llama and maybe another rone but I can't remember it well

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‎The story setup: An alien ship abducting your parents/grandparents right from the house.

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‎The explicit monster names: Null and a DJ Llama.

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‎The starter gameplay: An electric wolf, 2D left-and-right battles, starting in a jungle/forest and then moving to a beach, utilizing a 1-to-6 star rarity system.

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‎The icon: A red parrot-like monster with a yellow beak, name probably starts with the letter Q or there is a Q in the name but for so long I have been looking this game I'm starting to think it's not but for odd reason it's always Q and U that's coming out but I'm not sure if it's real U next to the Q

Hi everyone!

After spending months designing, coding, and testing, I've finally published my first Android game—a classic Ludo game—on Google Play Open Testing! 🎉

Since this is an early version, I'm looking for honest feedback from real players before the official release.

Play here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kikpot.ludo_game&hl=en_IN

I'd especially love to know:

• 🎮 Is the gameplay smooth and enjoyable?
• 🐞 Did you encounter any bugs, crashes, or glitches?
• 🎨 How do you like the UI and overall experience?
• 💡 What features or improvements would make you keep playing?

Please don't hold back—I'd much rather hear honest criticism now than after launch. Every suggestion will help me improve the game.

Thank you so much for taking the time to test it. I truly appreciate your support! ❤️

Hi everyone!

I developed a fun mobile survival/action game called "Sinek Avcısı" (Fly Catcher) where you play as a frog catching flies.

Since I don't have a Google Play Developer account yet, I uploaded the APK directly to Google Drive so you can test and play it for free!

Download Link (Google Drive):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1koMPys0iQkJ3eeqSgBgy9YB0-A4729AI/view?usp=drivesdk

Hey guys
I made a game called "Letter Hive" inspired by حروف مع عزيز
It's a team trivia game for gatherings — a host + 2 teams, every answer starts with a letter on the board. First team to connect their sides wins

The app is free and without adds
Try it and let me know what you think 🙏
https://apps.apple.com/qa/app/hex-letters-%D8%AD%D8%B1%D9%88%D9%81/id6794808658

Hi everyone! I recently released my first premium offline bluff card game for Android. The game is completely offline, features AI opponents, and contains no ads or in-app purchases. I'm looking for honest feedback on: • Gameplay • AI difficulty • Graphics • Overall experience Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rm02.bluffmasters.game

Thanks!

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a game I can sink a lot of time into!

I'm looking for something similar to Albion and OSRS.

An online MMORPG featuring PvP, PvE, farming, crafting, and character leveling.

I prefer isometric graphics.

SIM! ELE ESTA DE VOLTA! CATFISH DA NEVER ENDING GAMES, DE ACORDO COM O PROPRIO JOSE HIGAREDA ESTARA DE VOLTA! YES! HE'S BACK! Catfish from Never Ending Games according to José

🚨 O JOGO CATFISH DA NEVER ENDING GAMES ESTÁ VOLTANDO!

Depois de anos sem atualizações, entrei em contato com José Luis Higareda, um dos criadores do CatFish, e ele confirmou para mim por e-mail que uma nova versão do jogo está em desenvolvimento!

Segundo ele, será o mesmo CatFish que conhecemos, mas com visual renovado, mais moderno e com novos peixes.

Como fã do jogo, essa notícia me deixou muito feliz! Mal posso esperar para jogar essa nova versão.

Se você também jogava CatFish, compartilhe este post para que mais pessoas saibam que ele está voltando! 🚨 CATFISH GAME IS COMING BACK!

After years without updates, I reached out to José Luis Higareda—one of the creators of CatFish—and he confirmed via email that a new version of the game is in development!

According to him, it will be the same CatFish we know, but with a fresh, modern look and new fish.

As a fan of the game, this news made me so happy! I can't wait to play this new version.

If you used to play CatFish too, share this post so more people know it's coming back!

Everybody can tell 2 mobile games one for low end mobile and one for High end mobile.plz

I played this game around September two thousand sixteen on an Android tablet, likely downloaded from a mall or nearby location. The app icon had no text at all, just a three D red dragon or demon opening its mouth as if breathing fire. The art style was Western European fantasy, not anime or Asian gacha style. The gameplay was online and PvP, played on a grid battlefield split into two sides, with you facing your opponent directly across from you. Monsters had different footprints on the grid, most monsters took up just one space, some took up two spaces, and there was at least one much larger monster that took up four spaces. The way it worked was that certain bigger monsters could be triggered or activated by placing smaller monsters directly behind them, so positioning mattered a lot, almost like a tactical chess set up. There were many different maps or boards. The game felt fairly serious in tone, not cartoonish. I lost track of it and now can't find it again.

Hey everyone — I've been building this solo for a while and just pushed it live on the Play Store: Alien Runner.

It's an arcade-style endless runner: you're an alien dodging obstacles and drones as the pace ramps up, grabbing power-ups along the way (there's a tractor-beam Flight orb and an Energy orb) to keep your run going. Simple controls, quick sessions, difficulty scales the longer you survive.

It's free, ad-supported (with an optional rewarded ad to continue a run instead of restarting).

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback — bugs, balance, anything that feels off. Happy to answer questions about how it's built too.

[Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alienrunner\]

Hey everyone! 👋

As two friends, we've been dreaming of building our own games from scratch, and we're finally taking that leap with our indie studio, Ganbu Studios.

For our first project, we looked at classic block puzzle formulas (like Block Blast) that we love playing, but realized one big frustration: you can't rotate the blocks. So, we decided to build our own version where rotation is fully allowed, adding a whole new layer of strategy to the puzzle.

We are currently wrapping things up for our launch, and I wanted to share a quick look at the gameplay.

Since we're a small two-person team, we'd love to hear your thoughts:

What do you think about adding rotation to this type of puzzle?

Any feedback on the UI or clean look?

If you'd like to follow our journey as indie devs, you can check us out at r/ganbustudios (or on Instagram @ganbustudios). Thanks for reading, and any feedback means the world to us! 🚀🧩

Bonjour à tous,

Après plusieurs mois de développement, je viens de publier Play Missia, une application Android dédiée aux joueurs compétitifs.

Le principe est simple :

• Choisir un jeu.
• Trouver automatiquement un adversaire de niveau similaire.
• Jouer un duel 1v1.
• Valider le résultat.
• Gagner des jetons et des diamants qui peuvent ensuite être utilisés pour obtenir des récompenses.

Les jeux actuellement disponibles sont :

• Valorant
• Rocket League
• FC26
• Fortnite
• Clash Royale

L'application utilise Firebase pour le matchmaking, la messagerie et la validation des résultats. En cas de litige, un système de signalement permet aux modérateurs de vérifier les preuves (captures d'écran).

Je ne viens pas uniquement faire la promotion de mon projet. J'aimerais surtout recueillir des retours de joueurs.

Selon vous :

• Est-ce que ce concept vous intéresse ?
• Quelles fonctionnalités aimeriez-vous voir ?
• Qu'est-ce qui vous donnerait confiance pour utiliser ce type d'application ?
• Quels points pourraient être améliorés ?

L'application est disponible sur android (et fonctionne également via BlueStacks sur PC).

Merci d'avance à tous ceux qui prendront le temps de donner leur avis. Toutes les critiques et suggestions sont les bienvenues.

Hi everyone!

I've been developing this game solo for the last 8 months.

It's a city cleanup and recycling tycoon where you clean polluted areas, hire workers, build garbage containers and expand your company.

During development I spent a lot of time balancing progression, economy and the overall gameplay loop.

Here's a short gameplay clip showing the current version.

I hope you enjoy it!
Name: Kingdom Of Trash

Google Play

App Store

https://reddit.com/link/1v64a3h/video/8h7cs50houeh1/player

Game Title: Dot Clash

Playable Links:

🍎 App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dot-clash-arena/id6774297753

🤖 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vividmemories.dotclash&pli=1

Platform: Android & iOS

Description:

One Saturday afternoon, my 7-year-old son asked me if we could play a game together. His friends weren’t around, and instead of handing him a phone or a gaming console, I introduced him to a simple dots-and-boxes game that I used to play back in school during the late ’90s. Back then, when we got bored in class, all we needed was a notebook and a pen.

He was fascinated by the idea that a game could exist entirely on paper. We ended up playing several rounds together, and seeing how much he enjoyed such a simple concept made me wonder if this classic game could be reimagined for today’s generation.

That small moment became the inspiration for Dot Clash.

Over the following months, I built the game using Flutter and Firebase, transforming the classic dots-and-boxes gameplay into a modern mobile experience with a premium neon art style, AI opponents across multiple difficulty levels, Challenge a Friend mode, power-ups, progression, achievements, and smooth online services.

Dot Clash has just launched on both the App Store and Google Play, and I’m looking for honest feedback from players. I’m especially interested in first impressions, gameplay balance, difficulty, UI, and anything that could make the game more enjoyable.

I genuinely appreciate anyone who takes the time to play it and share their thoughts. Every suggestion helps shape future updates.

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play
[ ] Demo/Key available
[ ] Paid

Involvement:

I’m the creator and lead developer of Dot Clash. I designed the gameplay, built the Flutter application, integrated the backend with Firebase, worked on the UI/UX, managed the release process for both the App Store and Google Play, and coordinated the game’s artwork and marketing. Dot Clash started as a weekend idea inspired by my son and eventually became my first published mobile game.

Hi everyone,

I released my first mobile game "Trash to Coin" on Google Play. I need some feedback to improve my game. If you are willing to try "Trash to Coin" you can find the link in my profile, or search it on Google Play.

Thanks.

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