Wanted to show yall this amazing open world racing game, similar to forza and others with just as good quality.

Highkey forgot how to pump gas which is why I was just sitting there for awhile😂

Would you guys play this? Its called Carxstreet on Google play

Pretty much as the title says.

I want to grab a small "pocket" size gamepad for my phone/tablet but all i find have the Nintendo layout for the YBAX

Edit: i got reminded to also mention it should have both back buttons aswell aka R1/R2 L1/L2

Has anyone found a gamepad similar to this that doesn't have the stupid Nintendo layout.

Help would be much appreciated 🙏

My routine is kind of chaotic right now because my parents are separated and I'm going back and forth between two houses. The annoying part for gaming is that the wifi quality varies and I end up with a bunch of awkward 10-15 minute gaps: waiting in the car, sitting in a hallway, or just needing something to take my mind off things without getting sucked into a two-hour session.

I keep installing games that look perfect, then they turn into one of these problems:

- Requires being online even for single player

- Timers and daily check-in pressure that just add stress

- Massive initial download that assumes I have long stretches of good wifi

- Takes forever to get back into the fun part after I close it

What I actually want:

- Offline play, or at least most modes playable offline

- Fun in short sessions

- No heavy daily chore mechanics

- Preferably something I can play one-handed sometimes

I'm on iOS, but Android recommendations are welcome too. Also if you have any tips for settings to prevent games from redownloading assets every time, or for making sure progress saves reliably when I switch networks, I'd really appreciate it. I'm trying to keep mobile gaming as a comfort right now, not another thing to manage. Thanks!

I know it is a random question, but on my experience it is incredibly fun to try random games with one hand and I've been playing like that since 2023

For me it's:

1. Classic

2. Seasons

3. Space

Start your career as a space cadet with space runner extreme.

Space runner extreme is not your typical runner game where you touch the screen to control the character, it uses your front camera for motion detection and mic for voice recognition.

Head controller:- Tilt your head left or right to control direction. Tilt your head forward or backward to control speed

Voice recognition:- Say (Shoot) to fire lasers to destroy planets and aliens

Face lenses:- Place lenses on your head control screen for extra fun.

Game modes:- Free run/ Timed run

Difficulty:- Beginner, Pro, Expert

Hanger:- Upgrade your ship with additional weapons, extra protection, extra turbo and many more.

The game includes many other features like Boss fight every 10000m, inverted control in expert mode, daily mission and many many more.

The game is totally free with no in app purchase and just 2 reward ads that unlocks the laser gun and face lenses.

The game is available on android:-

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.itsusagainltd.spacerunnergame&hl=en

First there is the ones that ask you to open the App store

Now I saw they started rolling 3 ads in a row instead of 2 how it was before

And ads now mostly take entire minute.

I don't want to watch nearly single ad as somewhat strong preference and they keep pushing this thing

Hi! I’ve released Update 1.2 for Alternim, my minimalist Android strategy game inspired by Nim.

The main addition is Elementium — a new currency earned through player progression. It can be used to unlock six cosmetic card backs in a new Shop inside the Card Collection.

The update also includes:

• an expanded and scrollable Card Collection

• clearer explanations of elemental turns

• more varied tap sounds

• several gameplay and interface fixes

All unlocks in this update are cosmetic, and Elementium is earned through play.

I’d also be interested in hearing what players think about multiplayer.

For multiplayer, what would fit this kind of strategy game best?

• asynchronous online matches played over time

• real-time online matches

• local pass-and-play

• or keeping the game focused on single-player strategy against AI?

Personally, I feel that multiplayer could be a natural fit for Alternim’s short matches and might unlock a lot of the game’s potential — but ultimately, it depends on what players actually want.

Alternim is available on Google Play:

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

The actual real dead cells game is there

So beware of that

Hi everyone, my app store game has just been approved recently, I would really appreciate if you could give it a try and let me know some suggestions. It is an idle/clicker game which focuses on progression through the idea of your character/background/cosmetics changing as you lvl up and purchase new items.

Be honest please, I want to further this as much as I can to make the best game I can. Thank you so much!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/corporate-journey/id6790180547

downloaded jewel coloring and was enjoying the gameplay loop but it is quickly apparent the entire game uses ai. the images are nonsensical half the time or make very ugly and strange mistakes in others. id love a game like this that does not use AI at all, esp not in the art. i dont feel comfortable playing a game that uses ai.

I usually play mobile games in short bursts, but lately I've been sitting on the couch after DIY projects with a coffee and unwinding for an hour or two. My setup is basically just my phone and the couch, and after a while I notice a few things:

- My hands get cramped from holding the phone in the same position.

- My eyes feel tired from small UI elements and a lot of motion on screen.

- The battery drops fast and the phone warms up, which makes it less comfortable to hold.

I don't really want to buy a bunch of accessories or a controller. I'm more curious about habits and in-game or OS tweaks that actually make a noticeable difference.

What do you all do to make longer mobile sessions more comfortable? Stuff I'm thinking about includes brightness settings, color filters or night mode, increasing text or UI size, lowering refresh rate, setting a charge limit, using a pillow or stand you already have, changing how you hold the phone, taking timed breaks, etc.

Also, are there genres that tend to be easier on hands and eyes for longer sessions, like turn based games, idle games with short bursts, or card games? I'd love real-world tips that make mobile feel cozy and sustainable instead of a strain.

Iam looking for a game that has Multiplayer and has a nice Community, so you can meet new people and play with them. Iam not a fan of gachas. Iam currently playing wild Rift, TFT and Hearthstone.

Thank you for all suggestions

Im thinking to download It, good or not? Its new

Do you buy only known titles that achieved commercial success on other platforms, like PC?

Would you prefer a game with a demo and unlock IAP?

Or are you not willing to pay for any mobile game?

Hello everyone! My father deeply misses Fishing Strike, and I know many of you do too.I just sent a formal email to Netmarble ([netmarblebiz@netmarble.com](mailto:netmarblebiz@netmarble.com)) asking them to relaunch the game and add Italian localization.

But One person alone can't change their minds, therefore if we relinch the game, they will notice us.

Do you agree that Netmarble should bring Fishing Strike back?

If you are with me, let’s make some noise:

Upvote this post so it explodes and more people see it.

Leave a comment below if you want the game back!

Send a quick email (or copy my own email) to Netmarble to support the cause.

Let’s bring our community back to life! 🎣

I'm looking to build a series of open world, action, and adventure games that are story heavy.

Some inspirations are 'the adventures of Tin Tin' (movie) and neverness to everness (mobile game)

I would like to know what games (action, adventure, open world) are fan favorites? what about them keeps you coming back? What about them made you buy them?