I have been enjoying Slice and Dice. Roguelikes scratch a certain itch for me.
It's really bizarre how phone gaming's golden age was before the smartphone era, having buttons helped a lot. Later java ME games and symbian everything were very cool, I still listen to the songs of Asphalt 4 to this day.
Don't get me wrong there are cool games too after mihoyo started getting ambitious, but they also ported their games to PC and consoles where it's better to play.
the only good mobile game was MCPE, now it's minecraft bedrock
Back when PUBG first came out, I did not have a powerful PC yet. However, I could enjoy the mobile version of the game and, by the time I built my first PC, I had gained extensive knowledge that equated to a good head start. At its height, PUBG mobile was awesome. Moreover, when with friends, we could all just decide to play it together on our phones, to matter where we were.
Dicey Dungeons is an example of a game that I think is actually BETTER on mobile (cheaper too). Awesome game, and the touch controls really streamline it.
Rollercoaster tycoon classic -RCT 1+2 in one -Touch interface + port by original rct1+2 dev -100 or so scenarios -No added mxt or pay to skip anything, --gameplay is exactly like PC release -Original soundtrack
Flow Free is easily the best mobile game of all time, maybe the best video game of all time /hj
I like Genshin Impact tho 😭
I find Honkai: Star Rail even more suited to mobile (It's mostly not reaction time based) but still play Genshin also. Not as much as I did, but still too much.
Among us
If you have android you can run some pc games on it but not everything runs
I think netflix has some half decent games these days, like Storyteller, Gamedev Tycoon and Terra Nil
I replayed Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 on mobile. It's a surprisingly good port.
Same with Knights of the Old Republic. But that's just it: every decent mobile game is a port.
The best mobile games are ports like Terraria and Slay the Spire, or old fashioned emulated games, but you need a controller to make it feel okay.
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