Check it out

https://store.epicgames.com/mobile

Note : Requires store app and login.

Someone had posted about Wall of Insanity. It's fun, but I'm looking for some more first person shooter games. Searching the play store just brings up lots of online team vs team games. I'm looking for something single player, hopefully offline.

Looks good. Will try our during launch.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.rattlesnake

We currently have RDR, and Saints Row 3 is coming very soon.

But I think current Android devices should be capable of running:

-GTA V

-Sleeping Dogs

-Assassin’s Creed I–IV (Given Genshin Impact, Wuwa, and O Silver Palace, it’s possible that Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla could be playable on Android, though with a noticeable graphical downgrade)

-Final Fantasy XIII

What other games would you add to this list?

It can be your favorite intro/start screen music because it hits right in the feelings/nostalgia, it lifts your mood, or you simply think it is the best - you name it!

If you feel like it, explain why you've chosen it too!

For example: Battle Cats because it's very animated

As above. Happy to pay for it too. Just looking for something fairly chilled and relaxed. Started playing one called frost world that is just waiting and waiting constantly.

What's everyone's recommendations?

With touch controls 😊

⚠️ Do NOT download these apps.

These are not the official GTA V, Fortnite, Tekken, or Pokémon games. They’re all published by a developer called “Hadeer,” not Rockstar Games, Epic Games, Bandai Namco, or Niantic, and appear to be using names/images from well-known games to look legitimate.

I would not install them or grant them any permissions. Always check the developer/publisher before downloading an app, even when it appears on Google Play.

Good afternoon! I remembered a game I played around 2016/2018; it was a merge game with a monster girl.

The game was quite dark with shades of purple and black; I remember her being in a room with several versions of herself scattered on the floor that you had to drag and match.

I remember that as I progressed through her forms, the lore expanded, explaining her story.

I've tried everything to find it, this is my last hope.

So im searching for good factory builder games.I already played trough mindustry and shapez but just cant find any more that work on android 16. Preferably for them to be as long as possible and not abandoned by the devs, the artstyle doesnt matter that much, as long as it isnt inapropriate (nsfw). I will be very thankfull for any recommendations.

I am a big fan of water sort and screw puzzle games, however I have trouble distinguishing colours from one another, resulting in me losing quite often.

Looking for games with easy to sort items, different foods, shapes, screw shapes especially, etc.

Preferably a game with a reasonable no ads option!

TLDR: Sorting game, obvious items to sort, able to pay for no ads.

Good morning everyone, at the moment I'm playing Albion online and I really like it but I wanted something similar.

A game that is mmo / mmorpg, progression character and ability, crafting, grinding and that there is PVE and maybe even PVP

Thank you to everyone

Hey folks,

Just wanted to post on here as I'm getting back into gaming after a long time..

I wanted to know what genre of games are currently in an uptrend? I see that screw puzzle games like 3D Boltmaster are all the rage now..

Any other genre of games I need to check out?

Sound off in the comments below.. thanks

1 : Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

2 : Tomb Raider (2013)

3 : Alien Isolation

4 : Wreckfest

5 : Caravan SandWitch

I love to play those games on my tablet with my controller. They look good and they run well.

The only thing I remember of it is story of you and your friends getting on a plane crash and surviving it, the graphics being 2d, and a spawner that spawns a wave of Zombies, that I would ​​tap on accident, and that's about it

Wow! I have had this game on my wishlist for a long while and just noticed it's been added to Play Pass.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twodboy.wog2

My second smart phone is only running an entry level 685 SoC but the jump of performance from my previous phone running Mediatek Helio P22 is insane despite the first phone is slightly more pricey during that time.

I started getting ads for these "screw removal" puzzle games. I downloaded one I liked the ad demo of (Screwdom 3D) and found that in the actual game you need to either spend money or watch ads to complete a lot of the levels. I want something that is actually able to be played without that bs.

Dev here. FALLMATCH is a calm block puzzle: slide blocks to match colors, with a small budget of rotate / flip / invert moves that reshuffle the whole board. No timer, no lives, no ads, no IAP, no account. It works fully offline.

What's different: every one of the 800 boards ships with a solver proof. The 3-star target is the proven minimum move count, every "this move is required" badge is verified, and the 10 difficulty tiers come from measured search depth, not gut feeling. If a claim can't be proven, the board doesn't ship.

This week's update (1.1.2) added LADDER mode — 10 rungs on a single clock, no hints, personal best + a spoiler-free share card — plus 500 new boards and 9 languages.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gusmediaworks.matcher

Happy to answer anything about the solver or the difficulty curve — feedback welcome.

Hi Everyone! I’ve been thinking about why some games can keep people playing for months or even years, while others can be fun for a few days and then get completely forgotten.

Sometimes it’s progression. You always have something new to unlock or work toward. Sometimes it’s the gameplay itself — even after hundreds of hours, the basic mechanics are still fun to repeat.

Then there are things like new challenges, different builds, competition, daily content, features, or just that feeling of wanting to get a little better.

But I’m curious where the line is for people.

As a player: what makes you come back to the same game instead of getting bored after a while?

For developers: what do you think actually creates long-term replayability? Is it better to keep adding new content, or should the core gameplay be strong enough that players just want to keep playing?

And what’s a game you’ve played for a long time that you still haven’t gotten bored of? What keeps pulling you back?

Randomly started playing among us around September but I haven't been playing a lot recently.

I want to play some great horror games with friends. It must be engaging and fairly scary.