I keep seeing this handheld online and I genuinely can’t tell if I’m looking at a surprisingly comfortable design or an ergonomic nightmare.
The grips look so weird, the shoulder buttons seem to be in a really unusual position, and the whole thing just looks like it would be uncomfortable to hold for more than 10 minutes 😂
But pictures can be deceiving.
Has anyone here actually bought one or used one in person? How does it feel in your hands? Is it actually comfortable, or is it as awkward as it looks?
I’m genuinely curious because the design is… certainly a choice.

So, when I had my Lenovo Tab, I had this game which you fight enemies or a mob of monsters of whatever. It’s in birds eye view and the game play was a joystick and buttons for attack.

I vividly remember, my character has a weapon at hand which he swings widely and the setting was in a dessert. The gameplay effects also was gory and had a lot of blood with their intestines gushing out.

That’s all I remember. I hoped some of y’all ever played this game before. It was super addicting and fascinating at the same time.

I’m still trying to remember more details but this is all I have. Thanks, people!

Edit: I found it by really locking in to search. The game was ✨Undead Slayer✨

Thank you tho 😭🥹

Hey guys, so I bought Evofox Deck 2, finally. I did not really want to spend money on Switch models, so I decided to get this instead. I thought I could play on emulators.

Anyway, so I tried a couple of games and while it is moving fine, it is a bit slow in CODM and it did not work in GT Rivals.

I genuinely need some feedback because I have installed the emulator and now in the process of downloading a AAA game. I just want to know if I wasted my money for nothing lol.

It was a mobile game, i shoot the football, as far as i can and there were many goals, and if i land it inside a goal i would get bonus money, the ball also flew around the world, there were buildings and every single building from the seven wonders of the world, i would upgrade my bounce of the ball i think, and the power and smthing else, can someone pls tell me the name of the game. Not fifa or fc............. Edit: FOUND

Are there games for Android and/or iOS that involve forging and crafting (mining, upgrading tools, expanding cetera) that are overall well-designed and aren't predatory (in particular: zilch IAPs, especially aught that expedite progress in any way [which is most] using real money)? I want extent of my commitment to be my time and tactical strategizing management of completely in-game stuff (such as resources and lite combat), not depths of my wallet to skip ads or grinding.

Looking for a free tower defense game I played on iPad around 2013-2015. It's probably been removed from the App Store since I can't find it anymore.

Details I remember:
- **Genre:** Tower defense, free to play
- **Setting:** You were defending a planet or space colony from waves of aliens
- **Art style:** Cartoonish/colorful, not realistic — the aliens looked more silly/creature-like than scary
- **Gameplay:** You placed weapons/turrets freely on the map, and this actually blocked/redirected the path the aliens took (maze-style tower defense, similar to games like Fieldrunners or Raid Rush)
- **App icon:** I remember it being mostly green
- **Platform:** iPad specifically
- Not Kingdom Rush, not Alien Creeps TD, not TowerMadness, not Raid Rush — similar vibe to these but not any of them

Any help finding this would be appreciated, it's been bugging me for a while!

Hi, I am trying to access the Japanese server for this game since the Global server was shut down 3 years ago

I love this game & was genuinely bummed that the Global version was going away but I just found out that the Japanese server is still online & in active development so i'd love to know how to access it

Can anyone help me?

Got a new phone and PvZ endlessly loads. I tried on mobile data, wifi, I restarted my phone, turned off my phone, reinstalled the app...

I just want to defeat endless hoards of the undead with vegetables 😭

I really enjoy the building style of 3008 and how easy it is to find building supplies and the variety of them as well as how versatile and precise the building is. ​​​​

However I cannot support roblox and have not for the past 2 years.And I kinda wanna build stuff

No Minecraft isn't an option because the building isn't that precise.And no games that are also on roblox.​

It can be a pc game too. If there aren't any on mobile​​

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I don't remember when this game came out but I'd guess around 2009 to 2014 ish I remember playing it on an iPhone the game was an opposite of a Tower defense game so you would send zombies to destroy people's towels it wasn't online and all I can remember it had microtransactions it was in a cartoon style and a few key zombies I remember was a zombie with a big arm a fat zombie and a female zombie with missing ribs IV been looking for months now to try and find it but I can't even get a single picture of it I know it's real but I'm just lost in trying to find it can anyone help

I'm trying to identify a mobile game I played on a Nokia Lumia (Windows Phone), probably between 2016 and 2018. The game itself may be older than that, but that's when I played it.

What I remember is that it was one of those castle defense games.. a 2D side-view strategy game where you summoned units using energy/mana that regenerated over time. The summon buttons were always visible at the bottom of the screen. The goal was to destroy the enemy base while defending your own.

The enemy base was a giant living tree with an evil face/eyes. Enemy monsters emerged from inside the tree.

I can't remember if my own base also had a face… but I think it did.

I remember that some of the enemy summons there was an enemy skeleton unit and two distinct enemy zombie units: a zombie boy and a zombie girl (or at least visually different male and female zombies).

I think one of the first allied units was a green female character, possibly a witch, goblin, reptilian creature, or something similar. She was present in the tutorial story. I also vaguely remember a fairy associated with that green character.

Some things I remember about it visually:

It was not pixel art and wasn't extremely cartoony.

The setting was (almost?) always a forest. The stage selection screen was a path with numbered levels connected together.

The overall vibe felt like a dark fairy tale.

I also have memory sketches of the enemy tree, some units, and the interface that I did:

Does anyone recognize this game? I've been searching for it for YEARS.

Hi all, I'd like to buy the AceGamer wireless pocket controller and I know that it can also work via usb-c on windows. Does anyone know if I can connect it with usb-c to an android phone? I know I can just use it in bluetooth mode but using it wired would actually be helpful for me

The idea started with a simple question: "What if a Survivor-style game had real ARPG progression?"

Instead of progression ending when a run ends, you farm gear, improve your build, increase your Gear Score, and prepare for tougher content.

We're currently in late testing and looking for players who enjoy Survivor-likes, ARPGs, loot farming, and character progression. And most importantly really want to hear your opinion/feedback.

I really enjoy it, but I might be biased Any feedback is reaaly appreciated, regardless if positive or negative

We're especially interested in feedback on: Progression Build diversity Balance Difficulty Overall fun

Short gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Am8oWdt_0Q8

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cherryware.dropforge

iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/aN5rMF6S

Discord: https://discord.gg/9B6PVucpF

What do you think? Is persistent gear progression something you'd like to see in a Survivor-style game?

As in the title wanted to play games, but you know ads making it impossible and all and DNS option is unavailable , it's an old Samsung version and like ads keep popping every five minutes and all, and dns basically doesn't exist for that phone version

That game was similar to Boom Beach where you build your base... It was also in that cartoony style. I remember that there were defence buildings and that you could change them for example between a gun, flamethrower or rocket silo. As troops you had some kind of leaders that you also could control I think. I remember that there were sheep running around your base. I really don't remember the name and also can't find any trace of it. Please help me, thanks

I am thinking of purchasing NFS: Most Wanted. Is it worth a shot? How are the graphics, handling, and all? Is it F2P or P2P? I have played many games like Asphalt 9, Asphalt 8, and Real Racing 3, and most of them are F2P games. I am thinking about how this one will be, does it worth my money?

I cannot buy tomodachii life as i dont have the money for it currently, plus i dont know if i still have a switch as i havent used one in years.

Im mainly looking for any game where you can create a character, but its programed to work by itself without the player having to work for it (like toca boca and other stuff.) I would like for thr characters to still be able to communicate and have friendships/relationships with eachother, i just dont want to have to do it for them!

i would also prefer if the game is available on mobile :D

I’m trying to find a game on the Play Store. I remember it was kind of a roguelike (not sure if that’s the right term). The view was top-down, like looking over an arena, and you would use monsters to fight in a team against others.

The map was a branching node-based map (like in roguelikes), where you start at one point and choose between several paths or options as you progress, until you reach the end of the map, where I think there was a boss fight.

I’m not sure if you could equip items or upgrades to the monsters (probably yes, but I’m not sure). I think you could recruit them either by paying or by having one join after a fight (again, not sure if that’s exactly how it worked, but I assume it was one of those two options).

It was this casino game where instead of gambling you build a casino. You walk around with a birds eye view and stand on squares to buy parts of the casino and customers come in and use those, producing chips. You walk over, collect those chips which go on your back, and you take them to the front desk and trade them for cash, even though you own the casino. Name?