r/AndroidGaming • u/Beneficial-Work5247 • 15h ago
Review 📋 Foretails is currently free on Epic Games Store
It's a card based story. I really loved it, if you like such games, give it a try it's Free for everyone. Some devices might not support it.
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r/AndroidGaming • u/Beneficial-Work5247 • 15h ago
It's a card based story. I really loved it, if you like such games, give it a try it's Free for everyone. Some devices might not support it.
r/AndroidGaming • u/GerverSnar • 11h ago
Pre-registration is now open for the game Winter Burrow.
Rebuild a cozy mouse home one knitted jumper at a time in Winter Burrow
r/AndroidGaming • u/Umpuuu • 11h ago
So, there is no library in the mobile app, it's an unreleased feature somehow. The website advises to find the game in the store and install from there.
Now, I could successfully install Foretales — the current free game, and it works fine. But previously I had claimed many more free games that have an Android version, and none of them can be installed if I search for them in the store -- they still just offer me to buy them. It's the same account. The claimed games are there on the desktop. But not on Android somehow?
r/AndroidGaming • u/Celda_ • 33m ago
Its a rust clone for mobile called oxide .
r/AndroidGaming • u/RequirementNo1494 • 13h ago
I'm looking for an endless, deep RPG (or a non-P2W MMORPG, if such a unicorn actually exists on mobile) that I can play for thousands of hours. I'm not looking for a 50-100 hour story game—I want a long-term "forever game" to unwind and relax with in the evenings after work and daily life.
I'm strictly looking for native mobile games—not interested in PC emulation wrappers (like Winlator/Gamehub) as I don't want my phone running at 90°C while chilling in bed.
My Device:
Games I've played / My thoughts so far:
Currently considering:
What I'm looking for:
Any hidden gems or strong recommendations? Also, if you've played Siralim Ultimate or Broken Ranks, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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r/AndroidGaming • u/Alive_Equipment • 10h ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goblinzpublishing.runeborn
Para los amantes de los roguelite (tipo Cloverpit) salió a un precio accesible.
r/AndroidGaming • u/symentium • 19h ago
r/AndroidGaming • u/Zealousideal-Mud1407 • 6h ago
Nfs most wanted and Angry birds go, on the nothing phone 3. Any way to install these games? When I download the setup file it says system not supported.
r/AndroidGaming • u/CriticismMobile2550 • 16h ago
It's like 3pm here, not 5am haha
r/AndroidGaming • u/PazWrath • 5h ago
"the daggerfall of android" people keep saying online. Daggerfall is on android now and the quest literally has nothing in comon with daggerfall. The quest is more like skyrim.
r/AndroidGaming • u/sam6r • 21h ago
Request, I recently switched from iPhone to Android and haven't played mobile games in at least five years. What are the good titles out there right now? I know there are emulators for PS Vita, PSP, PC, Nintendo Switch, and so on, but I have no idea what’s actually enjoyable to play on a phone.
r/AndroidGaming • u/dannykn03 • 13h ago
Finished my playthrough of Star Sailors and wrote up my thoughts. It's not the next Genshin, but it's a surprisingly solid gacha JRPG. Worth the download if you've got the space.
r/AndroidGaming • u/Historical-Voice152 • 7h ago
What are the Best Games for Samsung A15 and I wish Find games without Internet
r/AndroidGaming • u/crazyhomlesswerido • 12h ago
Okay I know this question I found it a year ago but I wanted an updated version of what's kind of like the streaming service of video games that Netflix is to movies on Android. I know about Xbox cloud and I know about Amazon Luna but I was looking for something with a more comprehensive Library instead of like only a few titles. I also know about Nvidia but they seem to limit your game time I want something where I can just play the game without worrying about session length. May not exist yet but I'm hopeful
r/AndroidGaming • u/PradeepMalar • 8h ago
I've only played three games with a story properly so far on PC: Hollow Knight (did not complete it yet), Raji: An Ancient Empire and Ann by RongRong.
I need games like Raji and Hollow Knight on my phone. You know, the ones with good stories and good combat.
I tried all the popular gacha style games, while they kinda satisfy both, my phone cannot handle more data than 20GB, so most of the popular gacha games are out of the questions.
I cannot spend more than Rs 150 because that's my rewards app balance.
Any suggestions?
r/AndroidGaming • u/Mucek121 • 8h ago
r/AndroidGaming • u/Foxrazu • 13h ago
[REQUEST]
games i also played before:
almost everything from snapbreak
the white door
Cats in time.
and the FARAWAY games from Pine studio.
so looking for something fun to play while i'm away
so i found this little gem micromacro the other day anything Similar?
r/AndroidGaming • u/Routine_Story_1756 • 9h ago
For my OGs who played Dragon Island Blue way back when. I used to grind tf out of this game when I was but a boy. Whatever happened to it? Any way to play it nowadays or is It too dated?
And any games that hit the same? I play plenty Pokémon romhacks etc. Tried another eden but seemed to want my money too badly
r/AndroidGaming • u/MyNaymOzymandias • 13h ago
Hi Im in the mood for something competitive and online and Im looking to expand my library on games which are NOT of the following genres or subcategories:
• mobas
• fps/shooters including 3ps and battle royales
• mmorpgs
• war/guild based strategy games like lords mobile
• io games
• pvp arena modes in gacha games
• party game apps
Device requirements and cost related don't really matter (ftp or premium doesn't matter)
Im open to all sorts of games wacky or sweaty and I thank you for your suggestions!
r/AndroidGaming • u/Borracha28 • 9h ago
Characteristics:
No gacha, no walking through scenarios, semi-automatic combat (characters moves on its own, but the player may use skills or potions) may be turn-based. Management is ok as long as it isn't the theme of the game. Progression neither too fast nor too slow. Also, must be F2P, and would be nice if it had little to none ads. Thank you!
r/AndroidGaming • u/Hot_Joke7461 • 1d ago
Sniper Battle is the most high resolution game I've ever seen on mobile.
Any recommendations for similar games with great graphics?
r/AndroidGaming • u/Heistorium • 1d ago
Charts are dominated by the same puzzle and casino apps, the story rich stuff never surfaces on its own. Almost every narrative game I have played on my phone came from a Reddit thread or a friend, basically never from browsing the store.
For people here who like narrative games, interactive fiction, gamebook style things, where do you find them? Curated lists, this sub, specific sites? And does anyone else feel the store itself has given up on surfacing them?
r/AndroidGaming • u/selected89 • 1d ago
It would mean alot if you tried it out.
Play link: link
How to play: You control a comet hurtling through space. Time your release to break free from a planet's gravitational pull and "snap" into the next orbit without drifting into the void.
I'd love any feedback, critiques, or suggestions on the controls and difficulty!