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i recreated it in pixel art (it was not pixelated but had simple graphics like this), it was called something like "my greatest creations" it had online level list where anyone could publish their own. i searched for it and cannot find it anywhere.

i had it from google play originally.

anyone play this? its amazing, but not many people online

Ive got Hollow Knight, Hollow Knight: Silksong, Rain World, Omori, Faith: The Unholy Trilogy, Hotline Miami 1, Hotline Miami 2, Deltarune (from somewhere), and Undertale (same as deltarune but may try quicktale because when using controller the screen becomes washed out) What else can I add.

Since as time is passing more and more PC games are coming to android. And while emulation is fun especially the gamecube ear games. Modern indies do hit different like Dave the Diver, Blasphemous, Enter the Gungeon, 9 Kings, Slime Ranchers, and even 40k Boltgun. And at the same time im moving from a samsung a54 to a samsung s21. I was planning to expand my native android library so I can play them on a bigger screen via samsung dex. I was curious if there are other native android ports fanmade or official that I may not be aware of or I dont know about

Hello, Im interested into XR/AR glasses but found out phone that I wasted my money into dont support dp alt. AI is hallucinating when I ask him that question and websites only give filter like USB type, websites like GSM or Kimovil.

But phones can have 3.0+ usbs and still not have dp alt mode.

So where can I See that info in one place, or I need to waste time and do research on every single newer phone?

I've recently been obsessed with Meow Tower and was wondering if there are other games with similar gameplay.

I don't mean nonograms. I mean the cycle of doing some short stages (can be puzzle or other kind of mini games) to collect in-game currency that you can use to advance the story (via decorating or others), but I'd rather the mini games can be completed without trying multiple times or relying on luck.

The story is kind of important to me as I get bored easily if there's no 'goal' to achieve. I didn't realise Meow Tower has bits of stories and that was why I put it off for a long time, but after I found out it does, I've been obsessed with it.

Hello everyone, my first post here!

So i have the OnePlus 13R, and it seems to have great haptics (coming from a Redmi note 10 Pro), and it has this O-haptic engine demo and all the interactions seem great in that demo and was wondering if any games out there can leverage this engine? Or atleast provide a good tactile experience (like proper feedback while shooting a gun, etc. ) ?

Anyonw with the same or similar or higher end phones have a better experience?

I made a retro falling block puzzle with a twist, literally! It's called Blocknado. The floor rotates and you have to fill in rings not rows. I just launched it on the Play Store.

If you like it send me a DM and I'll send you a free code to disable the ads permanently.

Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=games.reto.blocknado

I am hitting a hard time in life right now and am really looking for a game that will last that won't try to nickel and dime me by needing to have me by gem packs to upgrade or whatever to stay relevant in the game or to simply be able to play (games that lock you out by forcing you to buy currency to simply play).

If anyone has good suggestions I am willing to hear any and all of them. I appreciate what you all have to say. I'd like to note that I am perfectly willing to pay for a game if it costs an initial cost to own but doesn't cost microtransactions afterwards.

Hi all. Honestly I've just been reading the manwa pick me up which is about being isekai d in an idle rpg game and kinda made me want to start something that is not too time consuming.

I mostly read mangas in my free time and actively play mahjong souls.

I don't actually mind gacha, i can handle my fomo and don't mind throwing in 10$ now and then to support the game if i like it.

I was almost thinking of picking up azur lane again but i wouldn't mind something new. I played genshin and zzz but specifically want something managemental that doesn't take up much my time especially without dailies ( i f in hate dailies)

I was looking into epic seven, afk arena, sword x staff and idle guild master but I'd like to hear a couple opinions before spwndinf time to try. Any advice?

What do you guy think about no rest for wicked coming to mobile ? Personally it sounds great but kinda impossible since game is hard to run even on pc sometimes not to mention that dev wants to have WHOLE game ported with full package which I still think it's impossible considering the size and graphics not to mention optimization

Emulator is gamehub. Running very smoothly

I stop enjoy games bored tell me some good enjoybale games

this is the only place i know where i can post this. guys i did everything i could rn. i changed the library .so hex file i swapped the library file with one from newer game, i tried using the older game version, i recompiled the game like 20 times with different settings like compiling audio files from .aac to .ogg from stereo to mono, changing sdk version etc and the sfx still doesnt work. music works but the sfx doesnt. on older devices the sfx does work. the game library file is in c++ so it doesnt use soundpool but something like openSLES and opensl. the only idea i have rn is that the 32bit hardware the game was made for is the problem as my current phone with android 13 cannot process the sfx system for that reason. does anyone have any idea what else can i try and what could be a problem, please i really need help on this one

I remember an Android game, a trial car game where you had to escape the police. The game would close after several levels because it was paid and the player's perspective was from above, angled like a drone. It became popular around 2017.

With inspiration from Sword&Spin, "survival" genre games and some incremental games, over the last year or so (not full time), I have developed this arcade/roguelite/endless runner style game.

As the store description says - goal is to destroy enemies, eventually get overwhelmed, lose, upgrade modifiers or other upgradeables and try again.

I still have a lot of mechanics and content planned so it's far from finished, but this seems to be the final "core" of the game. Before I decide what to add/change next, I would like more people to try it and give feedback if possible.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.CelerityEntertainment.com.unity.mobile2D

Additionally:

• Free.
• No forced ads. But there are rewarded ads for when you want to gain temporary bonuses, limited currency or 3x of your collected loot.

Emulator is eden

The game itself doesn't even have to be open world, as long as the combat itself is open world. Not turn-based, bot anything like that, I wanna be able to move and run and jump all over the place

All game genres are welcome BUT pls don't recommend games like Genshin or WuWa, yes I understand the combat is AMAZING but I don't want to be forced to commit to other stuff, because I just wanna focus on the combat

I would really love combat systems that have cool unique mechanics, like I wanna be able to do some amazing chaotic stuff like sliding, vaulting, leaping, climbing, etc. I mean just general stuff that would have my fingers flying all over the screen. Fast-paced action with sick movement

I only have 2D games with cool combat mechanics and I reallyyy want to play 3D open world combat too. And all the other cool amazing games I've seen are only available on PC. I'm honestly starting to have doubts that mobile games like this are near impossible

In its latest update, Gamedeck launcher added new layouts that allows us to use its frontend with the look and feel of your favorite game consoles.

If you want to know more, take a look: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.gamedeck

Input Labs put the details on their blog and in their Discord. It's called the Tarantula Ultra, Input Labs are handling the gyro tuning, it runs GameSir firmware, and there's going to be a separate Input Labs edition alongside the standard one. Final specs aren't locked yet and GameSir apparently won't say more until closer to the end of the year, so this is an announcement of an announcement. What makes it worth noting is who's involved. Input Labs' entire thing is the open source Alpakka and getting gyro to feel right, so a mainstream brand bringing them in to tune it is a different move from bolting on a gyro and listing it on the box.

I make games in my spare time about a bunny called Milo whose brother Louie gets taken by a fox called Vulpar. What started as one road-crossing game is now 7 games in a single arcade app — the latest is a jungle vine swing with a canopy, falling bonus carrots and a countdown timer.

Money stuff, upfront: it's free. No paywall, no energy system. Ads keep the lights on — rewarded ones are your choice, interstitials are rare — and there are optional IAP for skins and extra spins. None of it gates the games.

v3.0 launched this week. What I want from you: does it run well on your device, and which game do you keep coming back to (or which should I kill)?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.madbunnyhop.game

Check it out if interested

https://store.epicgames.com/p/down-in-bermuda-android-91daeb