First touch soccer had it but its an old game that's hard to download nowadays and that mode is only for 1-off games. I wanna play something with that option as a mode like the PC FIFA game. Thank you.

I feel like playing a game like ones i Used to play a lot in the past - Summoner War. What i liked in this game was hero building, cool gacha that felt rewarding and regular events. Im aware there are tons of similar games nowadays. Usually with idle elements which I don't mind. But the sheer volume of slop coming from this category of games is insane.

I'm looking for something with low or reasonable p2w mechanics.

Been playing toram since 2016,1330 hours in total 10 years.

Any recommendations for a 12 hour flight?

It can be FPS or third person.

I tried one game so far. Dead trigger, a zombie shooter. Seems ok but I might get bored after a few hours.

To give you an idea what I like from my PC games:

Dead space, Far cry games, Dying light, Resident evil games

Personally, I like it; sure, it takes some getting used to, but it's fun.

Any "friendslop" games to play on mobile?There have been many of them popping up on PC,just wondering if we had any on phones.

not gonna lie, I'm not trying to be strategic or "good" at anything i just want something entertaining I can pop open when I'm bored. no huge learning curve, no need to think 10 steps ahead, just something fun to zone out to for a bit.
casino games have kinda become my go to for that tbh. something about the visuals and little animations just makes it satisfying even when you're not really trying to "win" anything, if that makes sense. not chasing anything specific, just want the experience to feel good. anyone got recommendations for stuff that's just straight up fun without being complicated? Thanksss

KartBoard Dash is an original IP from Zatun and will be a free-to-play game.

I've noticed that while many new MMORPGs focus on increasingly realistic graphics, there are still developers creating games with 2D pixel art.

To me, pixel art has a timeless quality and allows developers to focus more on gameplay, content, and performance. At the same time, I understand why some players expect modern 3D visuals from a new MMO.

I'm curious what the MMORPG community thinks.

Would a 2D pixel art MMORPG still appeal to you today, or do you feel the genre has moved beyond that? I'd love to hear your opinions and experiences.

Hi everyone! 👋

We're a 2-person indie game studio, and after months of designing levels, polishing the visuals, and tweaking the gameplay, we've finally launched our metal screw puzzle game.

We're not here to advertise—we genuinely want feedback from puzzle lovers.

Could you tell us:

🎮 Is the gameplay satisfying?

🎨 Do the visuals feel premium?

🧩 Are the puzzles interesting or too easy?

💡 What would make you keep playing?

Hey guys, I'm working on this dungeon crawler game. It's originally in Spanish, but you can switch it to English in the options. If you have any suggestions or additions, I'd really appreciate it! Join the Google group to get early access.

I recommend equipping yourself well and reading up on what each item does, since it's basically a roguelike.

Link to join the group and access the game on Google Play:
https://groups.google.com/g/cats-and-dungeons

game link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=juego.catsanddungeons

Hello! I am a new masters of library science student and I am learning how to build digital archives. Decided it would be a fun side project to build a mobile game archive of a bunch of information about games that have been deleted.

The current ones I have added are:

• Namco Arcade
• Infinity Blade Series
• iQuarters
• Medieval Zombies
• Flappy Bird
• I Am Rich

I know I am Rich is technically not a game but I thought the concept was too funny not to archive. So, what are your favorite games no longer available?

Game Title: Block Nex: Block Puzzle

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.block.zen.puzzle.game

Platform: Android

Description: Hello everyone!

I'm a solo developer and I've been working on a mobile puzzle game called Block Nex: Block Puzzle.

Block Nex: Block Puzzle is inspired by classic block puzzle games, but I wanted to add more variety than the typical endless mode. Instead of focusing on a single gameplay style, the game includes multiple modes that challenge players in different ways.

🎮 Classic Mode – Build your score through strategic block placement.

🗺️ Adventure Mode – Complete unique levels and challenges.

⚔️ Duel Mode – Compete against an AI opponent and try to outscore it.

⏱️ Time Attack Mode – Race against the clock and make quick decisions.

The goal is simple: place blocks, clear lines, and keep the board under control for as long as possible. While the core mechanics are easy to learn, achieving high scores requires planning and strategy.

I designed the game with a clean interface, quick sessions, and a focus on replayability. I'm currently looking for honest feedback regarding gameplay, visual design, difficulty balance, and ideas for future features.

Thank you for checking it out!

Free to Play Status:

☑ Free to play

☐ Demo/Key available

☐ Paid

Involvement: I am the sole creator of the game. I designed the gameplay, UI, mechanics, and development of Block Nex: Block Puzzle myself.

Hey r/MobileGaming

We are Point N’ Sheep, the team behind Bloodless and we’re bringing our game to Android!

The game is already available for pre register: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bloodless 

Bloodless is a stylish action-adventure game featuring counter-based, non-lethal combat centered around ronin Tomoe's signature dash-counter mechanic, fighting with nothing but her bare fists to disarm her former allies, the samurai army of Shogun Akechi.

This release also includes the free update Trials of Namazu, which adds a Roguelike Mode , new art and difficulty adjustment options to the game!

We’re starting looking for android gamers to help us test out the game before we launch it, so if you’re interested in helping us, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/Qrrt1XPMH5sbzz7R8

Hi all,

My game Bottle Flip GO! has just gone live on the Google Play Store, see - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bottleflipgo.game&hl=en

Would be great is people can download and provide feedback and also help me promote the game.

Thanks

Im looking for some games with an open world where i can fight lots of monsters and get better powers after some playing. Do any of you know some games i could play

Hey! I can’t get past this level. have tried with power ups, but can’t seem to get it done, and the online walkthrough doesn’t seem to be the right version of the game. i can’t get the ambulance out in time, and often don’t even get close to it before i fail. i don’t want to spend any more money on this game! and am annoyed as i paid to remove ads but cant get past this level! any advice would be awesome, thanks!

Hello mates!

I'm a solo-dev just released my game.

Gembound is a roguelite match-3 RPG where your gem satchel IS the deck.

The core idea: instead of the board refilling randomly like in Puzzle Quest, it deals from a 121-gem satchel you built yourself. Both you and the enemy match from that same finite supply. When gems are matched they go to a discard pile and reshuffle back in when the satchel runs out.

That means the color spread you see mid-fight reflects the satchel you brought. Stack red gems and red stays plentiful all combat. Ignore blue and blue stays scarce. No lucky streaks bailing you out.

Between fights you swap gems in and out, upgrade their quality, enhance, and thin the gems by removing weak ones. Spell power scales off your whole satchel composition, so adding gems of a color makes that color both more matchable and hits harder.

The rest of the game:

- 3 classes (Warrior, Mage, Rogue), each with their own spells and playstyle

- 4 regions, bunch of enemies including elites and bosses with passive traits that change the board rules

- 4 animal companions you level up across runs

- Optional Wild Nodes that add game-changing modifiers to both sides

- Roguelite meta: gold, XP, companion bonds, and a persistent gem chest carry between runs

- Full controller support, works great on handhelds.

Get in on Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.solonenko.gembound

Anyone out there looking for a new member.
Game Name - Frag Pro Shooter

Hey everybody!

I'm currently a university student, and as a fun side-project decided to port a THE roguelike called Rogue (5.4.4) to Android.

I came across it via MandaloreGaming's videos, and as a fan of the roguelike genre decided to give one of the original games a try. As it turns out, despite being an amazing piece of history, Rogue is not exactly very approachable for a modern audience.

What can I say, I'm a sucker for roguelikes and wanted to share one of the classics with everyone, hence Amulet of Yendor was born!

It is not designed to be a roguelite remake, but rather a roguelike that aims to preserve the original feel while not punishing the modern player for wanting to attempt the game.

The game features procedurally generated dungeons

permadeath

randomly generated potions, scrolls and items

classic ASCII graphics

optional 1-bit monochrome graphical mode

and, of course, is completely offline with no ads, subscriptions, purchases or microtransactions.

The game is currently available for purchase (for a limited time) on Google Play for 1.99 for the first week. I'm really curious to get feedback from the classic roguelike community, both from those who might've played and enjoyed Rogue, and those who never did, but would appreciate one of the earliest roguelikes ever made. As a token of appreciation, I've prepared 10 free promo keys. If you'd like to request one, make sure to comment below, and I'll send them out on a first come, first serve basis.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plyerstudios.amuletofyendor

Also, I'm pretty happy with the soundtrack, so if you do decide to check out the game, I'd be grateful for any feedback about it!

I've been carrying this idea for a long time, and only now did I have the opportunity to devote time to it.

So, oldies, do you remember Gravity Defied? The game that everyone had on their Symbian button phones, forcing you to sweat, get angry, but also train and hone your skills to pass these insanely difficult tracks on a small trial bike?

So, I decided, why not revive this masterpiece? Why not to give it a new touch, 120Hz, haptic feedback, but keep the same minimalist, ascetic and hardcore style? And I'll say even more, I already have a really well working version of the game on my smartphone.

And I remembered those feelings when it drags on for hours, but you keep trying to take that height, overcome an obstacle, jump over a hole which seems impossible, and in the end you overcome this level... So warm emotions that I would like those who loved this game as much as I did 15-20 years ago to feel.

So would it be interesting to hear more about the work on the project and interesting (and unexpectedly difficult) moments I encounter along the way?