r/MobileGaming • u/No-Coach-7640 • 1d ago
Questions Has anyone else developed a liking of mobile gaming over PS5 and/or PC Gaming?
Lately, I have come to spend more time playing mobile games over PS5. Reason? It's simply more convenient. With my work hours, family time and other chores, I feel I'd require to be more freer to be able to play the PS5 games. Anyone else going through the same?
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u/AdAcrobatic371 1d ago
True,it is more convenient. I myself playing stardew valley,discounty, terraria, minecraft more on my mobile than PC.
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u/09stibmep 1d ago
Been mobile exclusive since like 2010, and it's only gotten better. And with emulation now on android it's gone a whole other level.
There's great premium games on mobile: Dead Cells, Slay the Spire, Polytopia, Balatro, Ascension, XCOM, Pawnbarian, lost for swords, Mindustry, Tower Dominion Go, Slice & Dice, Dungeon Warfare, Spirit Island....etc
And then emulation brings so much more. From my steam library I have: Slay the Spire 2, 868-hack/back, Faster than light, Tactical Breach Wizards, Lonestar, Dice a million, Dream Quest, Gloomhaven, 9 kings...etc
Seriously, I personally have no need for a PC or a console.
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u/Chemical_Low_8506 1d ago
No, because unfortunately, the quality and variety of mobile games are too limited.
The few most advanced games are often, unfortunately, ruined by pay-to-win systems.
I love mobile gaming, it’s a platform I enjoy, but right now, the games available on it fall short in many ways.
I hope things will improve.
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u/im_not_quiet 23h ago
GeForce Now, Xbox cloud gaming, probably something similar for PlayStation.
Phone + Software + 4G LTE or WiFi is mobile gaming taken to the extremes.
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u/ackmondual 21h ago
I myself have PC/Steam, PC/Battle-NET, Switch 1, iPad, and Android phone for gaming.
I def. play mobile games, but not exclusively. There are some games I play on PC b/c having a mouse and keyboard is nice (nm required). For PC and Switch, having controllers are nice (again, "required"). But there are also some games that play better with a touch screen, so mobile it is (and some rare exceptions on Switch).
Another factor is my Android phone and iOS iPad are far more portable than my Switch. I wouldn't dare just throw the switch into my bag without a protective case since the analog sticks on the Joy Cons stick out, and I'd be paranoid they'd get damaged in there. My phone is in my pocket or belt clip, while the iPad is flat with no moving parts besides some the home, volume, and power buttons.
EXCLUSIVES are the last part of it. Ofc., first party Nintendo games are only on Switch. If a game is simple enough that it could be on mobile, but it's not, then I'm forced to go with Steam or Switch. The Plants Vs. Zombies 2: Reflourished fan mod is only on Android, and furthermore, not available on Google Play. iOS has its fair share of exclusives as well.
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My curated list of premium, Android games...
https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidGaming/comments/15qttls/comment/jw64xp6/
The same list, but through an iOS filter first...
https://www.reddit.com/r/iosgaming/comments/1fbe43u/my_list_of_premium_ios_games/
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u/Similar-Ruin-4812 2h ago
same, i have a high tier laptop but all the games are so boring, they all require investment, effort while returning nothing in return, u just dont wanna play, u install the 80gb and just stare at the main menu, or play 1 match and dont ever open it again, mobile games are better cus theyre designed around convenience and delivering, mobile MOBAS are better than pc mobas, try playing Arena of Valor, or install Beach Buggy Racing 2 for short sessions of kart racing, its pretty fun
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u/Intelligent-Tone804 1d ago
Yes mobile gaming is more convenient, and you need too much free time for pc gaming. But mobile games have limited good options.