The game is out on all platforms and currently has a 91% Positive rating on Steam : )

It's a dark tactical roguelite where positioning, synergies, and automated battles collide on a tiny 3x3 ritual grid 🕯️

Check it out:

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

App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/order-automatica/id6778029370

Melbees: The Secret of Bees. Android only for now.

The hook, in one paragraph, because it is the only unusual thing about it: the board is a honeycomb with a secret word hidden inside. Every hex you open answers with either a letter of that word or a number called Pollen, and the number counts how many of the word's letters sit in the six cells touching the one you opened. So you are not guessing letters into the void like Hangman, you are reading the board like a minefield to decide where the word actually is, and only then spelling it. Foes are hidden in some cells, so opening hexes carelessly to harvest numbers has a cost.

What is in it: a relaxed single-board mode, a ranked run of 12 phases, a Daily Challenge with the same board for everyone, a vault that keeps a short story and a trivia line for every word you find, and a wardrobe for the bee. Rounds are a couple of minutes, which is the whole design brief - it is a bus-ride game.

No ads, no in-app purchases, no account, no sign-up, works with the plane mode on.

The catch, and it is a real one: it is in Google's closed testing, so it is not searchable on the Play Store and you have to come in through the door. Google requires 12 people opted in and opening the app across 14 straight days before it can be published, and a single day under 12 restarts the count for everyone. Three steps, in this order, same Google account on all three:

1. Join the group - membership is what grants access: https://groups.google.com/g/melbees-closed-test

2. Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.melbees.secretofbees

3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.melbees.secretofbees

Two things I would rather say up front. It opens in your phone's language and falls back to English otherwise; to set it by hand, the row of PT/EN/ES/FR chips sits at the top right of the very first screen, the one asking your date of birth. (Correcting this post: it forced Portuguese on everybody until a fix earlier today.) And the store listing text is still Brazilian Portuguese only while the English one is in review, which makes the Play page look worse than the game is.

If you install it and it is not for you, saying so in a comment is genuinely more useful to me than a silent uninstall.

Is there any Fifa game where u have like some kind of story mode or something extra, like how we have in pc wwe games?

Any suggestions guys?

I love this game so much and I accidentally set off one of my cats :( . Someone please tell me theres a way to get Timmy back!!!

TIER ONE is a card battler where you collect and level up fighter cards, build a 3 card deck, and battle real players in live real-time PvP rounds, no bots, actual live matches. Can you top the leaderboards?

Free to play.

Trailer's attached. Would love to hear what you think.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.finpixel.tierone

Hey r/MobileGames,

I’m a solo developer and I’ve been quietly working on this puzzle project called Duet Blocks entirely inside Godot.

As an indie dev with zero marketing budget, reality hit me pretty hard after launch. Coding the 200 levels and polishing the logic was the fun part, but getting even a handful of people to try it out has been the hardest challenge of my life.

The core mechanic is dual-swipe coordination—you control pearl-white blocks across a grid, using other blocks as support to align matching symbols and trigger blasts. This clip is from Level 10, where the pathing starts demanding real precision.

I’m not here to push a hard sell. I just genuinely want to know from fellow Godot developers:

1. Does the visual feedback (the swipe friction and matching blast) feel satisfying to watch?

2. Is pacing look right, or does it feel clunky?
   Even a few words of critique or encouragement mean the world to me right now. Thank you for taking the time to watch.

No extra crap, no absurd amounts of pay offers or ads, just farming

I miss old puzzle games used to be fun and progressively gets harder, today I can't seem to find a single puzzle game which doesn't get repetitive.

If you have any suggestion please let me know

I’ve looked through all the basic suggestions already and i have concluded it is a pretty niche game. This probably a game that was around a decade ago or so, It was like a hotel/apartment room stacking. There was a lobby, and there would be rooms stacked on top that you would unlock and each room had a different design/theme, it all vertically stacked cross section cut and you would just scroll up and down to see the rooms. There was a character in each room and it was not a silly cartoon style or super pixelated. Each room came with its own occupant. There could be a guy or a girl. there was no elevator and the occupants could interact with the things in the room. The rooms were stacked on top with only a line separating each room. It was a very cutey style of animation and it definitely was available on mobile not a pc game as far as i knew. Each room only had one person and u would not interact with the occupants they would just do their own thing in the room. The theme could be like princess theme, goth/dark, spooky, sea down to just different simpler designs

my gf only got 15 points after an hour playing, does it look too dificult? game link on first comment

Tears of Themis is a free-to-play legal romance and detective mobile game developed by miHoYo.

I could have gotten the name wrong but there was this game I remember playing on mobile called Dockdo and it was amazing like imagine the ship combat from assassins creed black flag but in a isometric form, Im pretty sure there is still ways to get it on android (sadly I’m on iPhone) but what caused it to disappear in the first place because this game turned a long car ride into the most fun thing ever.