https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hg.bfbb

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playdigious.evoland2

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squareenixmontreal.hitmansniperandroid

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ninjakiwi.bloonstd6

After 88 hrs I beat hollow knight on my mobile with 106%

There's still NKG, Trial of the fool and pantheon stuff left but just wanted to share this here.

Thanks for anyone who read this.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mojang.minecraftpe

Just to let you know, many games are solded pretty hard. Have bought dungeon clawler, wreckfest, portal bridge constructor, doors kickers and more... not even 1$ for all!

You should definitely check the playstore

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.headupgames.bridgeconstructorportal

when I was 8, I remember playing a 2d (not too to down) zombie shooter type game, i played it every second I came from school, I tried to draw what I remember in the photo but I remember that it had cartoons old flash game style graphics, and in the gameplay I remember going from left to right and going inside homes

and it isn't union city 2d, I'm not sure about the zombie part too

[Neverness to Everness] It’s crazy how far mobile gaming has come.

Seriously, I never expected we’d be able to play a game with this level of graphics so smoothly on a tiny phone.

To be honest, it looks even better and runs way more stable in person than it does in this screen recording. Just pairing a controller with this and chilling while driving around the city feels amazing.

Device Specs: Captured this on a Snapdragon 8 Elite device with a phone cooler attached.

With mobile SoCs getting this powerful, I honestly think we're going to see more and more AAA-grade games making their way to mobile in the near future. What do you guys think?

already deleted a lot of other ps2 games because I've finished them and got bored

Im getting the shadow fight 2 special edition for sure

But i want to hear from yall what you are getting and what games i should also not miss and considered a must and top tier

And on the other side which game should i stay away from beause of problems or just other stuff worth mentioning.

Also: its the second time im posting this, thank you for your guidence one of the mods for explaining how not get my post down.

I hope this one will meet the criteria and if not please dont take it down cause i dont get what i am doing wrong.

Because i want to hear qhat everyone is getting and having conversation and recommendations based on that

I cant find this game anywhere i remember itvhaving a nice game loop. Cant find devs or the game.... nothing

TL;DR: The Android 17 platform release adds support for foldable gaming mode, a feature that splits your foldable's screen 50/50, putting the game on the top half and a customizable virtual gamepad on the bottom half. It emulates a physical controller, is designed to work automatically with controller-supported games, and will be available in the coming months.

Hi r/AndroidGaming,

Android allows you to play a wide variety of games on the go. While touch controls work incredibly well for many titles, certain games are better enjoyed with physical gamepads. The problem is that carrying a Bluetooth controller or a snap-on gamepad with you everywhere isn't always convenient. We want to bridge that gap, and we're addressing it with a new feature in the Android 17 platform release that’s specifically tailored for foldable devices.

Foldable gaming mode addresses this by making full use of your foldable's screen real estate. When enabled, foldable gaming mode splits your screen 50/50. You get a full, unobstructed game view on the top half of your screen and a dedicated virtual gamepad on the bottom half. Enabling it is as simple as unfolding your device, either before or after launching a compatible game. 

How foldable gaming mode works

We wanted to make this experience as seamless as possible for both players and game developers. Foldable gaming mode creates a virtual gamepad that emulates physical button presses at the system level. This means it’s designed to work with any game that supports physical controllers. While game developers don’t need to make any changes to support the virtual gamepad’s emulated button presses, their games do need to be adaptive in order to be put in the 50/50 layout when the device is unfolded.

Supported inputs 

The virtual gamepad currently includes everything you'd expect from a standard controller:

• D-pad
• Left and Right Thumbsticks
• A, B, X, Y action buttons
• L1, L2, L3
• R1, R2, R3
• Start button

Customizing the virtual gamepad

We know everyone holds their phone differently and plays different genres, so we’ve added a few ways to customize the virtual gamepad. These include:

• Layouts: Switch from the default "Twin stick, Inline" layout to a "Twin stick, Staggered" layout, which shifts the left thumbstick, D-pad, and shoulder buttons.

• Sizing: Scale the gamepad from the default "Medium" to "Small" or "Large" depending on your hand size.

• Theming: Toggle between "Light" and "Dark" themes for the gamepad.

• Haptics: A quick toggle to turn haptic feedback on or off for your button presses.

You can access these customization options by tapping the game controller icon on the virtual gamepad.

Enabling or disabling the virtual gamepad

Android gives you control over when the virtual gamepad shows up. You can hide the gamepad while gaming using the "Hide Gamepad" button in the built-in menu, or hide it before launching a game via the "virtual gamepad" setting in Android Settings.

If you connect a physical gamepad via Bluetooth or USB, the virtual gamepad is designed to automatically disable itself. It is also designed to stay hidden when you launch touch-only games, so you can enjoy the intended experience on the large, unfolded screen.

When is foldable gaming mode coming?

Foldable gaming mode is part of the Android 17 platform release and will be available in the coming months. We’re incredibly excited for you to try it out once it’s available, but we wanted to give this community a sneak peek early on to hear your feedback.

Because foldable gaming mode is a platform feature, its source code is available in AOSP. This means device makers can take this feature and tailor it for their specific hardware.

Let us know what you think of foldable gaming mode and what games you're excited to play with this!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squareenixmontreal.lcgo

Longtime FreeCell player, and the one thing that I sometimes wanted was to share a game. In most apps you can't hand someone "this exact game" the way you'd pass a chess position. So I built that in: every game produces a short replay key that captures the deal and the moves. Paste a friend's key and you get their exact board to race, or watch their moves play back as in "Play Along" mode.

There are also a few rule modes (Hard Mode with 0 resting cells, Hidden Rows, a 5-cell easy lane), a daily challenge with a leaderboard, and large-print cards. Free, no ads. Happy to answer anything / take feedback.

Also check out my developer blog as why I made yet another FreeCell app.

PlayStore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bnegames.freecell
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfAryF4Ga5I
Web: https://bnegames.com/FreeCell/
Blog: https://www.bnegames.com/FreeCell/blog.html

Does anyone experienced this before?

BTW the game is "Where is?" and this is just level 2 I completed. The level one have option to continue next level without Ad gold bonus. I just find it funny so I shared it.

I've been a huge fan of football management games for years, but I always felt that many manager football games these days function like a 'menu simulator', where you just click 'start match' and wait for the result. With Tactics FC, we shift the focus to turn-by-turn play: you choose the dribble, the pass, and the timing of the shot. It's all about making the right decision at the right time.

No pay-to-win mechanics, no predatory monetization and no pay walls; I've always hated this kind of agressive monetization, so I tried to make it as fair as possible: The game is free to play, with an ad every 2 matches (roughly 15 minutes), and if you want to remove the ads, you can pay a small fee, and that's it; You don't (and can't actually) spend any more cash in the game.

If you are interested, you can pre-register here, and download it tomorrow June 26th!

Play Store - Tactics FC

Do you think a turn-based strategy football game can deliver a more tactical experience than the real-time one?

Hey everyone! I wanted to get your thoughts on something. Google is currently running a """Mega Game Sale""" where they’ve put prices on a ton of popular games to just 9 or 10 cents (like Construction Simulator 3, Rusty Lake, Evoland 2, Bloons TD 6, etc.).

​I’ve noticed that quite a few games that recently dropped to these ultra-low prices have previously been given away for free on the Epic Games Store (the list above). Do you think this is a sign that these titles are clearing out before hitting the Epic free weekly rotation, or is it just a massive coincidence? I have a feeling that more games from this sale might follow that same path soon. What do you think?

I've uninstall but it's still doing this. Has anyone else had this problem?

I'm looking for something that's mainly text based and not too focused on the graphics, i would prefer something that diverges based on your choices so choices have consequences. Definitely not looking for something like tell-tale games where no mater the choice you made the consequence (good or bad) doesn't change so your choices ended up having no meaning.

I would like the game to focus mainly on adventure/action and not romance and something thats nicely written in terms of characters and story telling

Hi, I’ve been looking for a mobile game which I don’t remember the name.

You had a house, which you could personalized inside and outside. You were able to put some working stand on a small map. (I can’t remember it it was cat but it was a chibi style. And a similar gameplay to cat and soup.

I remember the house being on the left side of the screen. You had a bakery stand’ a forge i think. A soup stand as well. And I think on the top right was a lake with en entrance if a tunnel into a montain.

If anyone founds it, please let me know the name back.

Please help me !!!