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Are there there any actually good mobile games? - Boomer complaints incoming
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YOU MUST BUILD A BOAT!
It's an action RPG puzzle-game and it's really fun. Get that and Really Bad Chess, that's all you need.
It's an action RPG puzzle-game and it's really fun. Get that and Really Bad Chess, that's all you need.
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Cardinal Quest 2 is a fun roguelike. It's not as punishing as NetHack, and really meant to be played in short coffee break amounts of time. Completely free to play, everything you can unlock, you can do so in game.
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I recently started playing that lately.
It's a pretty good app. But, I'll probably just play it on PC.
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KairoSoft is a jap company making really good mobile sims, specifically Mega Mall Story, Game Dev Story, and Dungeon Town Story(?). They're all similar, you have a 16-year span to make shit or build up something, score it taken for leaderboards, then you have unlimited play mode. Mega Mall is particularly satisfying, you place the stores and restaurants but the customers have their own AI, and you hope they spend all their money in certain places you favor. They're all $5 one time purchases, no ads, and really satisfying for multiple playthroughs. The important part though is they're easy to pause and pick back up, whether it's going in and out of waiting rooms or bathrooms, or putting it down for days/weeks at a time. Big Recommend.
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Mega Mall Story
Design a towering mall of mega proportions! Attract droves of customers and elevate yourself to 5-star status in this mall management simulation game! Add anything from fast food joints to sushi restaurants, stairs and elevators--even a heliport--all with a touch of the finger! When your...
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Mega Mall Story - Apps on Google Play
Design a towering mall of mega proportions! Attract droves of customers and elevate yourself to 5-star status in this mall management simulation game! Add anything from fast food joints to sushi restaurants, stairs and elevators--even a heliport--all with a touch of the finger! When your...
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So basically, Cheapskate World of Warcraft with Clash of Clans paywalls?
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Came here to post this. Ninja Village, Dungeon Village, Game Dev Story, Grand Prix Story and Sushi Spinnery are great. Sadly, Kairosoft has now gone down the monetization path. I stopped following their games a couple of years ago when I got (IIRC) Beastie Bay and it started with the bullshit timers you could pay to skip.KairoSoft is a jap company making really good mobile sims, specifically Mega Mall Story, Game Dev Story, and Dungeon Town Story(?). They're all similar, you have a 16-year span to make shit or build up something, score it taken for leaderboards, then you have unlimited play mode. Mega Mall is particularly satisfying, you place the stores and restaurants but the customers have their own AI, and you hope they spend all their money in certain places you favor. They're all $5 one time purchases, no ads, and really satisfying for multiple playthroughs. The important part though is they're easy to pause and pick back up, whether it's going in and out of waiting rooms or bathrooms, or putting it down for days/weeks at a time. Big Recommend.
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Mega Mall Story
Design a towering mall of mega proportions! Attract droves of customers and elevate yourself to 5-star status in this mall management simulation game! Add anything from fast food joints to sushi restaurants, stairs and elevators--even a heliport--all with a touch of the finger! When your...apps.apple.comMega Mall Story - Apps on Google Play
Design a towering mall of mega proportions! Attract droves of customers and elevate yourself to 5-star status in this mall management simulation game! Add anything from fast food joints to sushi restaurants, stairs and elevators--even a heliport--all with a touch of the finger! When your...
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RetroArch. It's free, available on everything including mobile, and will run all sorts of retro games microtransaction and ad-free.
Monster Hunter Stories. Costs $20, but sometimes goes on sale (I think it just went off sale, actually). It runs way better than the 3DS version, but it didn't get update patches that add post-game content that the 3DS version, the Japanese version, or the Japanese 3DS version did. If you don't care about that, it's otherwise a good port of a highly underrated game. A sequel's coming out on Switch and PC later this year.
Monster Hunter Stories. Costs $20, but sometimes goes on sale (I think it just went off sale, actually). It runs way better than the 3DS version, but it didn't get update patches that add post-game content that the 3DS version, the Japanese version, or the Japanese 3DS version did. If you don't care about that, it's otherwise a good port of a highly underrated game. A sequel's coming out on Switch and PC later this year.
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Olo is shuffleboard/air hockey, and it's my go-to for killing ten minutes with a friend, and Voez is the only rhythm game I've played on mobile that benefits from being there.
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Mindustry 0.99 IOS Free Android
Mobile factorio with mods, local multiplayer, cross platform, and can be played upright or sideways on phone
Cardinal Quest 2 Free IOS Free Android
Less brutal nethack with easy controls
GTA: Chinatown war
GTA but Chinese drug men (I can’t give it credit here for how well they made this game on the DS originally and on mobile phones)
Mobile factorio with mods, local multiplayer, cross platform, and can be played upright or sideways on phone
Cardinal Quest 2 Free IOS Free Android
Less brutal nethack with easy controls
GTA: Chinatown war
GTA but Chinese drug men (I can’t give it credit here for how well they made this game on the DS originally and on mobile phones)
if you don’t mind me asking how far had you gotten in the endless mode, I got to floor 54 and was wondering
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I've always thought Plague, Inc. was a good mobile game. it has other versions, too, but I played it first on mobile. Its interface works well with the mobile format and it's reasonably priced and there are no gambling features.
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I've been trying to find some games to put on my phone that don't suck because work is very boring these days (I am probably going to be laid off). It's harder than hell to find anything worth downloading these days. Miniclip and Kongregate era tower defense games blow anything on the market out of the water.
There used to be great mobile games in the early 2010s on iOS like Sentinel 2, Galaxy on Fire, and Civilization Revolution. Lots of tank games with Worms like gameplay. Games for $2 that you could play on the bus to sports events or while riding in the car with your mom and actually have fun.
Now all I can find is braindead bullshit that has no depth and seems only to exist to specifically waste your time without giving you fun in return. I look up lists of the best Android games and they're exactly the same games that come up when you search "tower defense" on the play store.
Fuck, I wouldn't mind having to watch ads or make in game purchases if the games were fun.
I need a new job.
There used to be great mobile games in the early 2010s on iOS like Sentinel 2, Galaxy on Fire, and Civilization Revolution. Lots of tank games with Worms like gameplay. Games for $2 that you could play on the bus to sports events or while riding in the car with your mom and actually have fun.
Now all I can find is braindead bullshit that has no depth and seems only to exist to specifically waste your time without giving you fun in return. I look up lists of the best Android games and they're exactly the same games that come up when you search "tower defense" on the play store.
Fuck, I wouldn't mind having to watch ads or make in game purchases if the games were fun.
I need a new job.
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If we are including mobile ports of regular games, then Terraria is pretty good.
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Plants VS Zombies was honestly amazing. They don't make mobile games like that anymore. The sequel was a clusterfuck.
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I honestly really enjoy Girls Frontline. It's a gacha game about collecting anime gun girls.
I'll be upfront and say I have an interest in firearms and if you don't then you probably won't find it interesting, but the actual gameplay is actually fairly deep. There are different classes of guns that have different strengths and weaknesses and must be used in different ways against different enemies. You have to create formations and move your units around depending on the circumstances in battle. The storyline is also surprisingly good imo, had some good twists and feels and actually made me care.
I'm not actually a big fan of anime if that's anything to you but I enjoyed the art style.
Ready for my autistic ratings.
I'll be upfront and say I have an interest in firearms and if you don't then you probably won't find it interesting, but the actual gameplay is actually fairly deep. There are different classes of guns that have different strengths and weaknesses and must be used in different ways against different enemies. You have to create formations and move your units around depending on the circumstances in battle. The storyline is also surprisingly good imo, had some good twists and feels and actually made me care.
I'm not actually a big fan of anime if that's anything to you but I enjoyed the art style.
Ready for my autistic ratings.
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KOF All Stars. Out of all the mobile gacha garbage I've played, this is by far the best IMO because it's the only one that seems to be extremely friendly towards f2p players (instead of the usual catring to whales like almost all of them are)
- Lot's of different modes to play to earn lots of specific rewards for leveling up your character, overall stats, and earning new characters
- there's ALWAYS events going on that make it super easy to get higher rank characters, including the super ultra rare ones based on a theme and even characters fromOTHER fighting games. Currently their is a Soul Calibue event going on with Ivy, Cassandra, Taki, and Seong Mi-Na. Before that, they had shit lie Samurai Showdown, and Street Fighter.
- If there's a progression-wall, I haven't found it. You can play this game for hours, come back, and you'll still have more shit to do while still having plenty of energy to do things (assuming you're not a retard that blows their energy on constantly grinding, which in this game you don't even have to do that to an extreme). Characters being under-leveled is a non-issue since you can fix that shit in like a few minutes without having to pay real money for anything.
- PLENTY of choices to create the kind of team you want, which is a plus in my book because I hate it when a game restricts you to one specific thing. Each character has multiple relations to other characters in which depending on who you group them with can give your overall team a little or HUGE boost in stats.
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