https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DefaultCompany.NovaSlash&hl=en_US&pli=1

I like most anything, but the screen on my device is non-standard.

What will still be visible on it, I tried BallXPit but it seemed like everything was a smidge too small.

Im looking for ragdoll games like human fall flat or something else? Only if they are compatible with gamepad because I’m playing them in my Odin 3

Was recently playing Pool Slide Story and found the combining ingredients to discover recipes (as opposed to simply unlocking them) pretty fun. Like flour + water + sugar + egg= cake, or rice + seaweed + salmon = sushi. This isn't the main gameplay though.

What other games use this method of recipe discovery? Doesnt have to be the main gameplay, but it'd be nice if it was.

- "Combining" shouldn't just be adding ingredients to something (toppings to pizza, icing and fruit to cake), but using the ingredients to make something new

- Has some kind of real world logic to it (not like banana + apple = mango)

- Not really looking for alchemy games, but if it does something similar to my example I might give it a try

- Not a merge game where you just merge the thing with the same thing

Preference (not necessary)

- Being free to use any ingredient available without being limited by money or whatever (having to buy the ingredients first)

A few years ago I played this rpg game and I can't find it anywhere and I don't remember the name.

It's isometric, the fight are kinda automatic and turn-based and happen in a screen with my character on one side and the enemies in the other. Also, the skill are put in these five "wheels" that stay in the bottom of the screen during a fight.

The game starts with my character fleeing and fiding a captain that leads him to a castle. The castle is attacked and my character boards a ship.

In the ship, there is a minor story where the character finds out that the cook is hiding a corpse in a barrel, though I can't remember why.

The city where the character lands has these instanced location like a bar and others that you go in to get quests.

The game also has classes.

Anybody knows what game this is?

Charts are dominated by the same puzzle and casino apps, the story rich stuff never surfaces on its own. Almost every narrative game I have played on my phone came from a Reddit thread or a friend, basically never from browsing the store.

For people here who like narrative games, interactive fiction, gamebook style things, where do you find them? Curated lists, this sub, specific sites? And does anyone else feel the store itself has given up on surfacing them?

Took this a few hours after the Americas server opened. Most of the stalls were selling the same early-game drops, but the prices were all over the place. I ended up spending more time checking shops than leveling because nobody seems to know what anything is worth yet.

I played for about two hours with a podcast on. On my midrange Snapdragon 7-series phone it stayed cool, and the battery drain was better than I expected. The controls are basic tap-to-move with a skill bar, but setting up a stall didn't feel awkward on the touchscreen.

It's still a pretty old-school grind, so anyone looking for constant action will probably get bored quickly. I happen to enjoy the slower market stuff, and seeing the street this crowded on the first day was nice.

Looks simple until one rotation changes the entire board. 🧩

Hey r/AndroidGaming! I’m the developer of QuadSpin, a new pattern-matching puzzle game for Android.

The rule is simple: tap any 2×2 group of tiles to rotate it clockwise, then keep rotating blocks until the board matches the target pattern.

It starts easy, but later levels require you to think several moves ahead. One wrong rotation can completely change your solution.

What’s inside:

• Handcrafted pattern based puzzles
• Increasing difficulty across different worlds
• Timed levels
• Hints, undo and reset options
• Different colors, patterns and visual themes
• Unlockable owl avatars

You can download it directly from Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.unalkoseoglu.quadspin

I’d really appreciate your honest feedback especially about the puzzle mechanic, difficulty progression and overall game feel.

I remember "where's my water" with a very clever use of the mobile platform. Basically you dig ground with your finger.

What other games do you know that are making a good use of the mobile phone?

I recently reviewed Super Night Riders for Hardcore Droid, a retro-inspired arcade racer that captures the feel of classic '80s racing games with simple but addictive gameplay. If you're a fan of old-school racers, I'd love to hear what you think of the game, or of the review itself.

I used to play this sort of tower defense + merge buildings game thats mostly centred near the stone age and has a really similar artstyle to this. I have tried finding it myself but still nothing.

I used to love MMORPGs and loved the healer role. what i'm looking for is another multiplayer game that has either dungeons, or pvp or both. I'm not shy to try MOBA's or other games too, I just really want to play with other people. The features I really want are:
Gamepad support

healer role - more of a true healer role would be ideal

if it can be an MMO that'd be cool. I am more than willing to try a cloud game too, not sure if that breaks the rules here, but i'd prefer an android game.

Hey team!

I'm looking for dnd themed game for Android, that has some depth to the storyline.

The obvious ones would be Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights etc but I already have those.

I'm finding there are so much mindless games that have a ridiculous amount of micro login or game rewards, it feels like the first 10mins of playing is just going into shop menus to get the most minor of things.

I'm looking for a medieval/dnd theme, not fussed if its a first or third person view, but something i can really sink my teeth into. Paid is 100% ok.

Card games are ok, i really enjoy turn based, games like Diablo also ok and very much a fan of DND.

Any suggestions?