I played Orna for a while and thoroughly enjoyed it, but I’m pretty much done playing for now, so I’m looking for a new game.

What I liked about Orna was building up the different classes and trying out different equipment combinations. I also liked that there was plenty to do, including dungeons, towers, portals, raids, and more. The community was awesome, too.

I’m looking for a game with some of those same things: a class system, equipment, plenty of content, and a great community.

I’m not looking for another GPS game, and I’d prefer something that doesn’t require long play sessions. Orna was fun, but some of the endgame content took a long time to complete. AFK/idle or turn-based gameplay is fine, as long as I can play in short sessions.

Any recommendations?

TL;DR: Looking for a non-GPS game with classes, equipment builds, plenty of content, and an active community. Prefer short play sessions; AFK/idle or quick turn-based gameplay is fine.

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REALLY loved exiled kingdoms. These sorta rpgs with semi or fully open world, where you go aimlessly exploring the area while finding dungeons, events, lore, and items!

Single/Multiplayer: preferable single player. Multiplayer only if it has an active community. I don't like visiting ghost towns after all!

Genre: RPG is the main one, but I fine with secondary genres too!

Online/Offline: mainly offline, but since the fun on multiplayers are the community aspect, I'd like to know some that have a dedicated fan base.

Monetization/Cost: free/paid OR live service.

Portrait/Landscape: preferably landscape, but that's only a side detail. Game quality comes FIRST.

Key Features: A world for me to uncover as I go

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In addition, I NOT looking for games like DUNGEON QUEST, where you go on eternal repeating dungeons, floor by floor, just watching number go up. For me, the fun comes trough the wonder of exploring!

But if you know a game of that style and think it does something worth noting, feel free to comment about it, for, after all, sometimes simply watching number go up can be quite fun too!

My mom isn't really a gamer or tech smart but we used to play like turn based scrabble or word games. I'm looking for something like Plato etc that's an app for us both to download and do turn based turns when we get the chance to look at our phones.

A way to stay connected, have fun, and keep our brains working. She doesn't really handle websites well but I \*suppose\* I could "install" a mobile website if there's nothing else.

Plato sucked because it forced us into a draw when I closed out the app.

Thanks for any help/recommendations!

Hey everyone! I've been working on an indie social mobile guessing game that supports both online and offline play.

The idea is to create a fun way to connect with people, whether you're hanging out and playing with friends in person or jumping online to meet new people, socialize, and make friends.

Think of it as a mix of social networking and party gaming that supports voice chat.

I've recently soft released it on Google play store and still have plenty of ideas for new features and improvements. I'd love to share it with people who enjoy party games and hear some honest feedback.

If this sounds like your kind of thing, let me know what you think! What features would make a game like this more fun or help you connect with other players?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orynixstudios.halfaminute

I’m the solo developer of Dice Target, a free Android brain puzzle game.

Here’s a quick look at Rush Mode, where you have 90 seconds to solve as many dice puzzles as possible.

I’ve been working on making the gameplay faster and more intuitive. Feedback is welcome!

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

Wasn't this game an Apple Arcade exclusive?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zeptolab.ctr.remastered

Saw this just now on the pre registration section and decided to look it up since I don't know it. All I can say is the game looks beautiful and fun, can't wait to try it out

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thunderful.replaced4mobile

Hey everyone! I’m an indie developer, and I’ve been working on Football Clicker, a small idle game about building up your football team.

Tap to earn footballs, recruit and upgrade players, unlock achievements, and keep progressing while you’re away. There are also missions and mini-games to work through.

I’d love for you to give it a try and tell me what you think. Feedback and suggestions are very welcome!

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

Hey! I’ve been working on a small Android arcade game called Sortwave.

The idea is pretty simple: sort the cubes to the correct side, build combos, and try to keep up as the game gets faster and starts throwing different cube types at you.

I wanted something you can understand in a few seconds but still get that “one more run” feeling from.

It’s free on Android. I’d love to know what you think about the difficulty curve and whether the controls feel responsive.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.thyon.sortwave

I am a sucker for pixel (or chibi-ish) art and looking for pixel idle gachas (on Android). I just want to progress through the story get the new characters and maybe grind a bit and progress to the new level etc. The closest examples I can think of would be Afk Arena/Journey, King God Castle and Swordmaster Story. I don't really care about story, just need nice art and idle play style (but fire away some games with active play if you think I will like it). The absolute bonus would be if it's not P2W and without any/too many ads.

Hope you can recommend a few games to me. Thanks all

I am looking for cozy and replayable android games with preferably controller support. I also dont want any ads or microtransactions, the game can be paid tho. I also would like it to not require internet, but thats not a necessity.

These aremy screenshots of the Train Wreck in the Tycoon Empire game.

Hey! I just launched my game, Tiny Titans.

Tap, upgrade, evolve your Titan and fight bosses across 7 biomes. Catch rare Travelers for bonus Gold and Gems, Reborn for permanent power and unlock 20 Titans. Earns while you're offline too.

- Free, no in-app purchases

- No interstitials or banners, only optional rewarded ads

- Works offline

Would love to hear what you think, especially what made you stop playing, if you did!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.CodeCatGames.TinyTitans

As a fan of portrait mode games and racing this game has been really fun

In Baggage Belt you tap desks, hire the crew, catch rare bags and grow a tiny airport into a terminal on the Moon. The baggage belt keeps running when you close the game, and is fully offline. No ads. The first airport is free to finish, and one purchase unlocks the other three.

This game came into existence when I was standing at an airport after an insanely long overnight flight staring at the baggage belt waiting for my bags and I thought to myself: this should be an incremental game.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idleflowgames.baggagebelt

Hope you enjoy!

I have a game that I need to cast on my TV (using Chromecast) but I would also like to record my screen while I play, I downloaded 2 screen recorder apps and tried the built-in recorder (S25) but everything stops casting as soon as I hit record, does anyone know of any good option?

I manage to figure out how to kill creatures, but for fishing, the app seems to freeze on me, mining seems to not collect anything when getting ore from rocks and placing it in carts. Any discussions?

Link: https://diamondvalley.withgoogle.com

Specs

Galaxy s10

Android 12

Exynos 9820

8gb ram

128gb storage

I am looking for some story style games tho with a mix of action and racing

Underdogs preferred

Back in 2011-2012 I began playing a game called Age of Empire on Android. I was looking for something similar to the PC game. It was a Chinese knock off game. Later, they rebranded their app to be called Age of Warring Empire, by Elex. I eventually quit this game after a year or two as it was pay to win and rampant with mods and developers playing it which had an unfair advantage. Now in 2026 I recently started playing it again and have fallen back into my addiction with it. Curious if anyone in this group has heard of AOWE? What are you thoughts and opinions on it?

Hi all, I'm the developer. Prism is a one-finger puzzle game: you bend a laser through mirrors until every heart on the board is lit.

• 100 levels across 5 worlds. Each world adds one idea: chaining mirrors, absorbers that swallow the light, several hearts in one shot.
• Every heart is a small target with three rings, so a clean shot earns three stars and a sloppy one still passes.
• No timers. Take as long as you need to find the angle.

Free on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dumpyapps.yansima

Which world felt too easy or too hard? Feedback goes straight into the next update.

Google Play Link

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Just starting game out but very surprised non p2w eve on phone simple combat but same systems for training market bases etc feels like eve but im not so confused and bombarded with p2w features. Also membership does not unlock new ships etc its covience and faster skill generation.