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> I could go on and on Please do! The problem I've had with mobile games has been discoverability. The app store's recommendations have been useless and the f
by ketralnis 11y ago
> I could go on and on
Please do!
The problem I've had with mobile games has been discoverability. The app store's recommendations have been useless and the featured/top grossing/most popular games are just the ones that make the most money via in app purchases.
And for some crazy reason, fewer and fewer games have actual screenshots in the screenshot section of their store page. Instead they opt to use that space for simple adverts ("best game ever!", "build 30 kinds of city!") and pictures of cartoon scantily clad women in armour. I'm sure there are many great games that I've just refused to play because of that crap
The frustrating thing is that I'm more than willing to pay $30+ for a game (up front, not in IAP to keep playing), but games that are worth that are rare and other players willing to pay it are rarer.
Some great games I've found (I mostly like RTS): Auralux, Mechcom, God of Light, Castle Raid, Anthill (so good!), Galcon, Plants vs Zombies (1, not 2), Swords and Soldiers, geoDefense.
- 2muchcoffeeman 11y agoI'm becoming a fan of board / card game ports. Ascension: Chronicle of the Godslayer Neuroshima Hex Both play really well on small screens and the IAP for expansion packs have been worth it. Ascension multiplayer can also be played over several days and you can multiple games going. So take a few turns, come back later when your opponent responds. I believe NS hex is the same but I'm not very good yet and have not tried.
- morley 11y agoIf you like puzzle games, I personally think Threes is a masterpiece of the touch interface game form. And the original is worth far more than the $3 you'd save playing one of its clones.
- hbosch 11y agoYou would LOVE Rymdkapsel ( http://rymdkapsel.com/ http://rymdkapsel.com/ ) in my opinion.
- thirdsun 11y agoIn addition to Threes, which you absolutely have to play, SPL-T is another great stylish puzzler, with a harder to grasp ruleset however. Orbital, Spelltower and 80 Days are other favorites of mine.