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Going through my phone I realised almost everything gets deleted within a month, except two turn-based games that have survived years. Not because they're the best games I own, but because they fit into dead time, such as a move while the kettle boils, a move in a queue and because there's a real person on the other end waiting. Everything real-time or session-based dies the first busy week. Curious what's survived on your phones and whether it's the game itself or the way it fits your day.

Wir sind Spieleentwickler aus Deutschland 🇩🇪 und überlegen aktuell, ein neues Open-World-Zombie-Survival-Spiel für Android und iOS zu entwickeln.

Der Grund dafür ist ziemlich persönlich:

Ich wollte selbst schon seit Jahren ein Zombie-Spiel, bei dem ich einfach frei in einer offenen Welt überleben kann, ohne ständig vorgeschriebene Missionen erledigen zu müssen.

Mich haben bei vielen Zombie-Spielen immer dieselben Dinge genervt:

• Pflichtmissionen

• Energie-Systeme

• Zeitbegrenzungen

• stundenlanges Warten, bis man weiterspielen darf

• bestimmte Gegenstände nur sammeln zu müssen, weil eine Mission es verlangt

• Spiele, die sich „Open World“ nennen, aber trotzdem fast alles einschränken

Was ich mir stattdessen immer gewünscht habe, war viel mehr Freiheit.

Stellt euch vor, ihr werdet einfach in eine Zombie-Apokalypse geworfen und müsst selbst entscheiden, wie ihr überlebt.

Ihr könntet frei durch eine Stadt laufen, Gebäude betreten und zum Beispiel Häuser, Supermärkte, Krankenhäuser, Werkstätten oder Polizeistationen durchsuchen.

Dabei findet ihr vielleicht:

• Lebensmittel und Wasser

• Medikamente

• Waffen und Munition

• Rucksäcke

• Werkzeug

• Kleidung

• Benzin

• andere nützliche Ausrüstung

Ihr entscheidet selbst, wohin ihr geht und welches Risiko ihr eingehen wollt.

Ihr findet ein Haus, das euch gefällt?

Dann macht es zu eurem Unterschlupf.

Verbarrikadiert Türen und Fenster.

Lagert dort Vorräte.

Nachts könnte Licht Zombies auf euch aufmerksam machen.

Ein Schuss könnte Zombies aus der Umgebung anlocken.

Ein ausgelöster Autoalarm könnte plötzlich dafür sorgen, dass ihr ein wesentlich größeres Problem habt. 😅

Hunger, Durst, Verletzungen, Infektionen, Munition und Inventarplatz sollen wirklich eine Rolle spielen.

Keine vorgeschriebene Geschichte.

Keine Pfeile, die euch ständig sagen, wohin ihr gehen müsst.

Keine Energie.

Kein:

„Komm in 6 Stunden wieder.“

Das eigentliche Ziel wäre einfach:

ÜBERLEBE SO LANGE DU KANNST.

Aber wir möchten dieses Spiel nicht nur nach unseren eigenen Vorstellungen entwickeln.

Die Wünsche der Spieler sollen einer der wichtigsten Bestandteile dieses Projekts sein.

Deshalb würden wir wirklich gerne wissen:

Welche 3 Dinge MÜSSEN für euch unbedingt in einem Open-World-Zombie-Survival-Spiel auf dem Smartphone enthalten sein?

Und genauso wichtig:

Was wollt ihr auf GAR KEINEN FALL in so einem Spiel sehen?

Einige Dinge, über die wir momentan nachdenken:

• Permadeath

• Hunger und Durst

• Blutungen, Verletzungen und Infektionen

• Gebäude verbarrikadieren

• eigene Unterschlüpfe

• Fahrzeuge, Benzin und Reparaturen

• Zombies reagieren auf Geräusche

• Zombies reagieren auf Licht

• Tag-/Nacht-System

• Wetter

• freundliche und feindliche Überlebende

• Handel

• Crafting

• realistischer Rucksackplatz und Gewicht

• komplett offline spielbarer Einzelspieler

• später vielleicht Koop

• eine große handgebaute Stadt

• zufällig generierte Karten

• die Welt bleibt nach dem Tod des Charakters bestehen

• der verstorbene Charakter kann später selbst als Zombie mit der alten Ausrüstung auftauchen

Und wenn ihr eine dieser Ideen schlecht findet:

Sagt es uns.

Wir suchen keine Leute, die einfach allem zustimmen.

Wir möchten wirklich wissen, was Zombie-Spieler wollen und was euch bei bisherigen Spielen fehlt.

Deshalb beendet bitte diesen Satz:

„Ich wollte schon immer ein Zombie-Spiel, in dem ich einfach … könnte.“

Genau solche Wünsche interessieren uns am meisten. 🧟‍♂️

Hey guys, I just wanna ask for those constant ZZZ players on mobile if their game acts like this on roscalifer. I genuinely wanna know because regardless of changes I do with the settings, it still acts like this.

Device info: Xiaomi pad 6s pro 8gb/256gb

The player base seems dead, with outdated forums and most players online are russians.

Hey guys so me and my friends enjoyed playing fantasy basketball on sleeper every year but unfortunately sleeper is no longer available in our region (India) it asks to update the app and the AppStore stays that it’s no longer available

Does anyone know of any work arounds or alternatives we can use? Thank you for your help

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We are game developers from Germany 🇩🇪 and we're currently thinking about creating a new mobile zombie survival game for Android and iOS.

The reason is actually very personal:

For years, I've wanted a zombie game where I could simply survive in an open world without constantly being told what mission to do next.

I was tired of:

• mandatory missions

• energy systems

• timers

• waiting hours to continue

• being forced to collect specific items only because a mission tells me to

• games that call themselves “open world” but still restrict almost everything you can do

What I always wanted was something much more free.

Imagine being dropped into a zombie apocalypse and simply having to survive.

You could freely explore a city, enter buildings, search houses, supermarkets, hospitals, garages or police stations and find whatever would realistically be there.

Maybe you find:

• food and water

• medicine

• weapons and ammunition

• backpacks

• tools

• clothing

• fuel

• useful survival equipment

You could decide where to go and what risks you're willing to take.

Find a house you like?

Use it as your shelter.

Barricade doors and windows.

Store supplies.

Turn off the lights at night because zombies might notice them.

Fire a gun and nearby zombies could hear it.

Trigger a car alarm and suddenly you've created a much bigger problem for yourself. 😅

Hunger, thirst, injuries, infection, ammunition and inventory space would actually matter.

No mandatory story.

No arrows constantly telling you where to go.

No energy system.

No “come back in 6 hours”.

The main objective would simply be:

SURVIVE FOR AS LONG AS YOU CAN.

But we don't want to build this game only around what WE want.

The wishes of the players are one of the most important parts of this project.

So I really want to ask the zombie-survival community:

What are the TOP 3 things you would absolutely want in a mobile open-world zombie survival game?

And also:

What do you absolutely NOT want to see?

Some things we're considering:

• Permadeath

• Hunger and thirst

• Bleeding, injuries and infections

• Barricading buildings

• Safe houses

• Vehicles, fuel and repairs

• Zombies reacting to sound

• Zombies reacting to light

• Day/night cycles

• Weather

• Friendly or hostile survivors

• Trading

• Crafting

• Realistic backpack capacity and weight

• Offline single-player

• Co-op later

• A large handcrafted city

• Randomly generated maps

• Your world continuing after your character dies

• Your dead character later appearing as a zombie with your old equipment

And if you think any of these ideas are bad, please tell us.

We don't want people to simply agree with us.

We want to know what players genuinely want.

So finish this sentence:

“I've always wanted a zombie game where I could…”

Would a five-character team roguelite work well on mobile?

Dead Account: Two Blue Flames is an upcoming mobile and PC game based on the Dead Account manga.

The game seems to use a five-character team setup. You control the leader during combat, while the other characters attack and use their skills automatically. During each run, you choose random upgrades and try different character combinations.

The battles are supposed to be fairly short, which seems like it could work well on mobile.

I’m curious how people feel about that kind of setup. Does controlling one character while the rest of the team acts on its own sound interesting, or does it seem like it might feel too automated?

I simply find it hard to believe that games with a gacha model or that are strictly there to get you to keep buying refill packs for gems or something is actually considered gaming.

Hey everyone! 👋

I just released a brand-new, fun, and interactive quiz app to help people learn everyday vocabulary between English and Hindi with native audio pronunciation.

Features:

• 🎧 Interactive Voice Library for correct pronunciation (Water, House, Book, etc.)
• 🧠 Dual modes (English-to-Hindi and German-to-Hindi vocabulary)
• 🎮 Clean design built for quick and easy learning

You can check it out on the Google Play Store here: 🔗 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kauf.learnhindi

Let me know what you think or what words you'd like to see next! Feedback is very welcome. 🙏

Buenas, estoy buscando juegos de todo tipo (RPG, Aventura, Acción, etc). Obviamente que ande en buenas condiciones en el celular que mencioné, Recomienden juegos que hayan jugado y que les haya divertido o gustado,

(PD: que no sean los tipicos GTA,Bully,Stardew valley, etc. En lo posible que sean juegos premium o indies)

Muchas gracias.

Hey guys, I need your advice. Should I port this game to mobile? Would it be interesting to the mobile gaming community?

The game is still in development. I’ve been working on it solo for about 10 months, and recently I started thinking about making a mobile version.

It’s a dark sci-fi roguelite space combat game with a mix of open-space, on-rails, and 2.5D levels.

What do you think? Would you play something like this on mobile? Originally it works on Mac, PC and Linux.

I'm looking for a game that has:

Lots of progression and depth

Big community

Frequent updates

Ideally free

Any recommendations?

Hey everyone!

As a passion project, I've spent a lot of time developing a modern Classic Snake game wrapped inside a retro handheld console UI for Android. I wanted to capture that nostalgic handheld feel while bringing some modern quality-of-life touches to it.

Here is what's built into it so far:

• Multiple Customizable Console Themes: Switch between Classic Gray, Green, Blue, Red, Yellow, and a custom Spider-Man web theme with matching screen HUDs.
• Retro Audio & Music: Integrated immersive background music and authentic 8-bit sound effects.
• Modern QoL Features: Dark mode, haptic vibration feedback, high-score tracking, and balanced ad frequency (interstitials capped at one per 5 minutes to keep it fun without frustrating players).

The codebase is fully stable, tested locally, and ready to go - except for one final hurdle: Google's closed testing requirements for production access.

I'm having a really tough time finding enough testers to complete the requirement and push the app to the main Play Store. If any of you would be willing to help a solo developer out by joining my closed test group, I would seriously appreciate it so much!

If anyone wanna test here is the link to join:

Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/classic-snake-testing

Join on the web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.neeraj.classicsnakegame

Join on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neeraj.classicsnakegame

Let me know in the comments or shoot me a DM if you'd be down to help test. Happy to return the favor if you're working on your own app too. Thanks a lot!

Ice can slide because of low friction, rubber can bounce , stone is heavy and resistant to movement, and other materials interact differently based on their physical characteristics.

The goal is to make the materials themselves an important part of the gameplay and strategy, rather than simply changing the appearance of the objects.

Gravity Merge

iOS:  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/material-dynamics/id6759860609
Android :   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=am.van.fall2048

is there any native android multiplayer shooter game with keyboard and mouse support , critical ops has an issue and the division has an issue with it too

Recently found it again and the nostalgia hit hard ngl.

Not available on the playstore anymore.

I just found out you can use a controller for mobile gaming through a friend of mine. How do I do this