Building a life simulator game about being homeless. There's a few on the iOS store that I do like but none of them are as in-depth as I'd like them to be, nor as realistic or have the best progression - thus leaving me dissatisfied. Today we got 1 activity we can do which is beg. I wanted to get the basics down first so I have something repeatable for future actions. Much much more to come. Building for iOS, macOS, and iPadOS.

I was clearing out my phone the other day and realized a couple of games I downloaded are taking up wild amounts of space. I get that the graphics are better these days and all, but it feels like every mobile game now wants to hog half my storage. I’m talking multiple GBs for just one game. Is this just how it is now or am I missing something? How do you guys deal with this? Do you just delete games when you’re done or buy extra storage for your phone?

I’ve been playing a bunch of Android games lately, and I swear some of them drain my battery like crazy. Like, I’ll go from 70% to 30% in what feels like an hour. Is it just a graphics thing or are some games just not optimized for mobile?

Also, does anyone have recommendations for games that don’t destroy battery life but are still fun to play? Bonus points if they don’t make my phone heat up like a toaster.

Titre du jeu : D-Ops : Arcade Zombies

Lien jouable : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kapinfo.dopsarcandezombies

Plateforme : Android (mobile)

Description : D-Ops : Arcade Zombies est un jeu de tir d'arcade de zombies à double joystick en vue de dessus.

inspiré du classique Dead Ops Arcade, il a été développé en solo avec Godot 4 et

des graphismes 100 % originaux. Survivez à des vagues d'ennemis toujours plus intenses dans trois dimensions hostiles :

un laboratoire de recherche lunaire, une forêt maudite et sanglante, et les profondeurs de l'enfer.

chacune possède son propre agencement, ses monstres et son boss. Les éliminations rapportent de l'or que vous dépensez

à la manière de CoD Zombies : pour débloquer des portes vers de nouvelles pièces, acheter des boissons bonus aux

distributeurs automatiques et améliorer votre arme à une station sur la carte. Des bonus surpuissants

(bombe nucléaire, minigun, laser et plus encore) peuvent renverser la situation, un boss apparaît toutes les

cinq vagues, et des défis quotidiens ainsi que les classements Google Play maintiennent la compétition

sélectionnée. Quelques secrets bien cachés attendent les explorateurs — pas de spoilers

ici. Le jeu est entièrement gratuit et sans publicité forcée : les seules publicités sont

optionnelles et récompensées (une seconde chance de réanimation et un bonus quotidien que vous pouvez

ignorer). J'apprécierais particulièrement vos retours : comment se comportent les joysticks virtuels sur votre

appareil, et si la montée en puissance des premières vagues est trop lente. Partagez votre jeu dans les

commentaires et je le testerai pour vous donner un avis constructif.

Statut Free to Play :

[x] Free to play

Participation : Développeur solo — conception du jeu, code (Godot 4 / GDScript), direction artistique,

intégration audio et publication sur le Play Store. C'est mon premier

jeu publié.

The game is currently waiting for approval on Google Play!

you drove through different maps I remember one was a dessert and you collected zombies by shooting them like trapping them with a net. and you could use their resources to level up, there were a lot of levels if anyone knows what im talking about help me remember the name🙏🏼

Please take a look and provide your valuable responses.

I'm making a simple game that combines timing and strategy.

The more accurate your timing, the larger the block you earn.

Each block also has an elemental type, and those interactions continuously change the difficulty of the next move.

In other words, playing well doesn't simply make the game easier—it changes the decisions you'll have to make next.

I believe this evolving loop is what makes the game fun.

But I'm curious what other players and developers think.

Would this core gameplay loop be enough to keep you playing?

If not, what do you think is missing?

I've been watching Christopher's Genie videos on YouTube for a while, and I just found out they actually have a mobile game too. Fairly new into the game - its a match 3 game but before i go deep wanted to hear others thoughts as im looking for a fun match-3 game

Is it a solid Match-3?

Worth getting into long-term, or does it get repetitve fast?

Anyone else come across it through the YouTube side? What's your take?

Any other recommendations instead??

Thanks in advanced!

I've loved this game since I was a kid, but since they added more adds and now the art is ai generated the game is just unplayable

Are there any similar games for android that aren't overcrowded with adds and in game purchases?

Hi guys! So basically, my group of friends and I are looking for a mobile game to play in our free time. But unlike the other multiplayer games that are usually recommended here—like COD Mobile, PUBG, Brawl Stars, etc.—we're looking for something a bit different.

Our ideal game needs to follow two rules:

• It has to be a game you can play for either 5 minutes or 30 minutes whenever you want, preferably in portrait (vertical) mode.
• Most importantly, it shouldn't require everyone to be online at the same time. Each person should be able to hop in whenever they have time, and ideally be able to play with any friends who happen to be online.

That way, everyone can play at their own pace, see each other's progress, contribute to the same goal, and so on.

I'm imagining something cooperative, probably similar in spirit to games like Clash of Clans, but I'm curious if any games come to mind that fit this description.

P.S. The game can be paid, but it must be available on both iOS and Android.

Thanks!

There was this one game I used to play before lockdown, but now I can’t find it anywhere. It was a horror dress up game, a same game like that was made by the same company but it wasn’t themed. It was just normal?
It had a distinct song playing in the background

Hi! I’m a solo developer and I recently released Swipe Shift, a minimalist mobile reflex game.

You read the colors and swipe in the correct direction, but as you progress, the directions reverse and new rules are introduced.

I’d love to know whether the controls look intuitive and whether the later stages seem challenging or confusing.

Available on Android and iOS — links in the comments.

One in a trillion is a luck based game where you find eggs. In the game there is a scavenger hunt for one the eggs, if anyone has played it and knows the answers please comment or DM. I'm looking for 750k-4