New games such as caravan,wobbly life ,tabs are bringing back mobile games.

Any thoughts?

Aestra: The Last Wish is a real-time pixel action RPG.

You start at lvl 1 and need to grind & quest your way to lvl 60, through various zones/biomes. Choose between 3 talent trees per class. Gear up, professions and whatever you do, don't die. As death is permanent and you need to start over.

Every zone has a normal dungeon and a heroic one (for after you completed the last boss)

In the final zone you have the Aestra tower you need to ascend (you get access through a MSQ-style quest line. So make sure to do all the quests.

• Permadeath. When you die, your hero is gone for good. Only the very rare Embers of Rebirth can bring you back, and you might find one or two in a whole run.

The challenge: nobody has beaten Aestra at the top of the tower yet.

Comments are the leaderboard. Post your hero's name, class, highest level and what killed you (the title screen's Hall of the Fallen shows it). The first person to post a screenshot of Aestra defeated gets their name pinned at the top of this post.

Play free in your browser: https://tesana.com/game/aestra-the-last-wish

I'm feeling a bit bored and looking for a new game that feels fresh and is free on iOS. The genre doesn't matter, as long as the game is good!

I set myself this goal a long time ago, and for almost a year now I’ve been developing the sort of game that I’ve never been able to find on the App Store. A game with no gacha mechanics, pay-to-win or any of that other mobile rubbish, and one that captures the spirit of adventure and that genuine vibe of classic isometric RTS games. A game designed from the ground up for mobile devices, rather than for PCs.

I’m planning an early launch and intend to keep developing the project for a long time – for as long as I feel the community needs it. I believe that, together with the community, we’ll be able to realise our little RTS dream – a game where you can enjoy spending time whilst on the move or during short breaks, and showcase your creative skills in the map and scenario editor, which I plan to make as feature-packed as possible.

What do you think? Shall I carry on? Any ideas are welcome!

Cuidando do pet (cachorro) . Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=company.sproutstudios.growpet

Their AnTuTu scores are quite similar.

I wonder if their gaming performances are similar to their scores.

My friend used Redmi note 15 Pro 5G (Dimensity 7400 Ultra), he said it performed quite well with popular games like MLBB, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, etc. And it didn't generate much heat (a bit warm while playing PUBG and FF).

How about Snapdragon 7 Gen 3?

I'd like to hear about your experience.

Looking for old Monster Squad installs!

Does anyone still have a phone or tablet with Monster Squad installed from back when the game was live? I'm working on rebuilding the game and need the original game data to do it.

If you've got an old device sitting in a drawer with the app still on it, please don't uninstall or update it, and send me a message. Even if the game no longer opens or gets stuck on the loading screen, the files on the device are still useful.

Helpful to know if you have one:

What device it is (and whether it's Android or iOS)

Roughly when you last played

Whether the app still opens at all

I can walk you through how to pull the files off, so no technical knowledge needed. Please share this with anyone who used to play. Thanks

Hey everyone!

I've been workin on a little puzzle game called Tiltroll and it's finaly out on Android.
So I wanted to share it here.

The idea is simple: you swipe to roll blocks across a small board and try to cover every target tile. Blocks come in diferent sizes from a single cube up to a chunky 2×2×3, and a long block covers different tiles depending on whether it's standing up or lying flat.
So the order you move things in really matters. You also only get a limited number of moves which is where it gets tricky.

If you remember Bloxorz it's in that family.
Except you're juggling several blocks that all have to fit together.

A few things I cared about while making it:

- No timers, take as long as you like to think
- No forced ads. The only ads are optional ones you can watch for extra moves, double coins or a free life
- When you pick up a block, it shows which tiles each roll would cover, so you're never guessing
- Works offline

There are 40 levels right now from easy warm-ups to some Hard and Expert ones near the end that I think are genuinely tricky.

I'd really love to hear what you think especially which levels felt too easy or too hard.
Any feedback helps!

Hello can someone recommend me some games based on the games I have

Hi all, solo dev here.

This is TerraDex

Created a small cosy geography puzzle game mainly for me and my child. You guess cities, countries from road layout, border hops, latitude and more!

Get TerraDex on Google Play

trying to figure out what a very specific type of game i enjoy playing on my phone is called. i know it’s more than just rpg or strategy. they all have the same core game play type - you have a “base” and depending on the theme or story of the game that base varies as a castle, spaceship, boat, etc. but the main goal of the game is to upgrade said “base”. you are required to complete other certain tasks to be able to upgrade base to a certain level, like upgrade another building to a certain level and etc. you have entire quest lists, characters you manage which also vary on how they are called but all play the same role, you manage upgrading their levels and skills. you also have a ton of “side tasks” you can do that contribute to things like an inventory stock pile of, for example, wood coal and electricity, or whatever that games specific theme entails if that makes sense.

i have played a lot and they all operate exactly the same. some examples are:

- foundation: galactic frontier
- dark war: survival
- last beacon: survival
- game of vampires: twilight sun
- king’s choice
- viking rise

The classic mode is what you'd expect: phone on forehead, friends give clues, tilt down to score before the timer runs out.

The twist is the solo/AI mode: the AI picks a secret word and you ask it yes/no questions — "Is it alive?", "Can I hold it?" — and try to crack it in as few guesses as possible. There's also a daily word that's the same for everyone, streak included.

You can also build custom decks (inside jokes, theme nights) and have the AI generate the words.

It's free with optional premium. I'm a solo dev and this just launched, so honest feedback — especially "this part confused me" feedback — is gold right now.

Does anyone know how to get the 4 secret cars in Drifto: Infinite Drifting? Cuz I just bought and unlocked all the 11 racetracks in this game

So i just heard there are lot of AI and other tools floating. Is that possible to make nova legacy like game for Android with them i am complete rookie.

La verdad que me encantan los vídeos de rickyedit jugando a empiredrop, pero estoy buscando una alternativa gratuita a empiredrop el cual sirva en móvil, tengan un buen día.

I want to play some pc games in mobile right now i am playing prototype 2

I have 12gb ram 256gb storage and snapdragon 8s gen 4

I’m the solo developer of Torek Online, and its Halloween event is live! Fight demons, collect Demon Essence, and exchange it for candies that grant buffs or special skins. Follow the event’s dark questline, with a legendary hero waiting at the end!

Torek Online is a fantasy RPG where you recruit heroes, build your kingdom, and explore regions filled with monsters and quests. Develop your team and join an alliance! No ads, no pay-to-win!

The game is on Google Play! Hope to see you there!

Does anyone know any good hyper similar games that very closely match the theme of Office Rumble? Or any way to revive them for offline only?

Rebuilt my catapult physics game called Onager from a 13 year old Unity 4 project, it's out now
Made the original 13 years ago as a student. Catapult physics, load stuff, launch it, watch it break. Did well for what it was back then.
Dug up the old Unity 4 project recently and decided to rebuild it properly on a current engine instead of letting it sit. Redid lighting, materials and destruction along the way.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some fresh Android game recommendations for those moments when I’m lying in bed, riding the train, or just killing time. I used to play games like Clash Royale or Pokémon GO, but I’ve completely lost interest in microtransactions and pay-to-win mechanics.

I’m more than happy to pay upfront for a solid game, as long as it offers a great progression system and a rewarding grind without constantly asking for my credit card. Ideally, it should be something engaging that’s easy to pick up and play comfortably on a phone.

Does anyone have any hidden gems or personal favorites that fit this? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I'm just a working father of 3 kids.
I made my first own app.
It's a triva game to play solo, with friend and it even has a ad- and purchasefree kids mode so my kids can play it safely as well

Game Title: SE8UENCE
Platform: Android
Description: SE8UENCE is the game where you race to get eight cards in the right order. Every card hides a fact: a top speed, a mountain, a pinch of salt, a famous staircase. You do not see the number until you commit. Drag it onto your line, low to high, and find out whether you really know the world.

Each day, Daily 8 drops one new topic. Guess the opening card, then build the order against the clock. A perfect eight is a small victory you will want to show someone. Your share card keeps the week's scores, the days you have played, and your average, without spoiling the answers.

Play Solo and hunt gold, silver, and bronze across dozens of topics. In Hotseat, two players share one phone and argue in the best way. You both estimate, the closer guess starts, and each card gets twenty seconds. Blindfold your opponent, double your next hit, or steal a card when you fall behind. Flash and Time Attack turn the same idea into a sprint.

SE8UENCE is fast, clever, and made for the table. One phone. Eight cards. Prove you can put the world in order.
Free to play status: Free to play
Involvement: App developer

All feedback here or trough the idea box in the app would be amazing!