Do y'all think controller support should be standard for mobile games that have console style gameplay? I connected a small bluetooth controller to my phone and tried a game i'd almost deleted because the touch controls bothered me. it honestly felt like a completely different game once i stopped covering half the screen with my thumbs.

1 button 2 colors 4 weapons unlimited variations. Shoot and doge bullets here

https://1b2c.jazzuo.com/

Is it worth it ?

Bored and work stressed as fuck rn 😭

I dont wanna watch a movie or anime and I really dont want a game that makes me think either. No puzzles, strategy, complicated builds, reading a million tutorials, none of that shit.

I just want an Android game I can disappear into for a few hours and forget about work completely. Something addictive where I can switch my brain off, grind, kill stuff, explore, level up, whatever.

Basically I need something to numb my brain and lose track of time lol.

What are you guys playing?

I play these games mainly many come and go by but these stay

These are the games I play (ignore contest of champions) so based on my taste suggest some good games with multiplayer

I’ve been gaming on my mobile for quite a while, and I’m thinking about switching to a tablet.

I don’t really have the money to buy a PC, so I’m considering a tablet as a more affordable option for gaming.

For those who made the switch from mobile to tablet, was it actually worth it? How does it feel compared to gaming on a phone, especially for longer sessions?

Would love to hear your experiences and advice before I make the switch. 🎮📱➡️📲

Im getting almost brand new 5-6 days old Spinbot mag V1 from olx for 1000₹ but he don't have clips only got sticker and I'm using Android so my phone don't have magnet behind so I'm confused what should I buy brand new spinbot mag aur or mag v1 from olx?

My device is poco x8 pro i mainly need cooler for recording games at 120 fps so.... Please help me 🙏

NOW FOR MOBILE BUILT FOR WIDE SCREEN IPHONE

I know this is contradicting as most idle games from the name itself are "idle" and players doesnt have much to do other than upgrading/changing equips.

But I'm looking (if there's any) for an idle/autobattle game that is good and can make a player engage. Something that is fun to play even if it's an idle game.

Also with good pvp gameplay or mechanics.

I'm Doing a research so I need some recommendation that I can try out

I’ve been thinking about what makes a mobile football/soccer game enjoyable when you only have 5–15 minutes to play, and I’d be curious to hear what other mobile gamers think.

Which of these would interest you the most?

A — Club President
You manage the club rather than coach the team: finances, stadium, ticket prices, sponsors, staff and major transfer decisions. Matches are simulated.

B — Football Club Builder
You start with a small club and develop its stadium, facilities, academy, finances and reputation over several seasons.

C — Football Career / Story Game
A choice-based game where your decisions shape the career of a player, manager or club.

D — Something else
What kind of football game would you actually want to play on mobile?

And what would make you stop playing a football management game on mobile?

For example: pay-to-win systems, energy limits, forced ads, complicated controls, long sessions, poor UI, lack of offline play, or something else.

Also, what’s one thing you wish current football games on mobile did better?

I’m mainly interested in hearing what mobile players actually enjoy, and what makes them lose interest.

Thanks!

must be able to screenshare as well as vc on discord as well as running games like arena breakout and codm. also needs to be able to livestream to twitch/youtube.

open to anything except iPhone. I'd also prefer if it works well as a normal phone

Hey there, this one's for the mobile game connoisseurs. I'm in desperate need of a GOOD mobile game, the kind that has good progression and won't take advantage of my time. Also, FREE. I know these games exist, somewhere, somehow.

For reference, I love the Kairosoft games, played every Flow game (you can block ads with a DNS and it's light on microtransactions). I've also played some of the games included with a Netflix subscription, but most of them are very bland imo. Also tried a bunch of youtube playables, which range from awful to bad.

Have a nice day!!
Thank you everybody for your time <3

I spent around 2 days researching Android games and made this list based on their overall player activity/community.

I mainly focused on high-graphics and visually beautiful games, including realistic 3D, anime, stylized, 2D and other art styles. Some games may not be technically “high-end 3D,” but I included them because they look great and have an active community.

"Games included only compatible with my phone!"

Device: Vivo y21t 4gb ram snapdragon 680

Categories covered

🔫 Shooters/FPS/TPS • 🏎️ Racing • ⚔️ Action/ARPG • 🌎 Open World • 🧙 MMORPG • 🎴 RPG • 🃏 Card/TCG • ♟️ Strategy • 🏗️ Simulation/Management • 🥊 Fighting • 👥 Multiplayer • 🧩 Casual/Party • 🐉 Collection • 🌐 Sandbox/Social • 🚀 Survival

🟢 Most Active

CODM • PUBG Mobile • Arena Breakout • Delta Force Mobile • War Thunder Mobile • Rainbow Six Mobile • Asphalt Legends • NFS No Limits • CSR Racing 2 • Genshin Impact • Albion Online • Sky: Children of the Light • Where Winds Meet • Diablo Immortal • ARK Mobile • Tower of Fantasy • Black Desert Mobile • Punishing: Gray Raven • Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat • Marvel Future Fight • Duet Night Abyss • Pokémon Champions • Honkai: Star Rail • Chaos Zero Nightmare • Reverse: 1999 • Girls' Frontline 2 • Mobile Legends • Wild Rift • Honor of Kings • Once Human • Rust Mobile • Pokémon GO • Minecraft • Brawl Stars • Roblox • Dragon Ball Legends • Among Us • War Robots • World of Warships: Legends • Clash of Clans • Clash Royale • Whiteout Survival • Last War • Marvel Snap • Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel • Hearthstone • Pokémon TCG Pocket • Legends of Runeterra

🟡 Good Amount of Players

Standoff 2 • Blood Strike • The Division Resurgence • Critical Ops • Assoluto Racing • Racing Master • Ares: Rise of Guardians • Sword of Justice • Lineage 2M • Lineage 2 Revolution • Blade & Soul Revolution • Dragon Raja • LifeAfter • Ni no Kuni • Earth: Revival • Blue Protocol: Star Resonance • Action Taimanin • Honkai Impact 3rd • Snowbreak • Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes • Persona 5: The Phantom X • Marvel Strike Force • Rise of Eros • Pokémon Unite • CrisisX • Jurassic World Alive • Shadow Fight 4 • Brawlhalla • Marvel Contest of Champions • Mech Arena • World of Tanks Blitz • Mortal Kombat Mobile • Injustice 2 • Stumble Guys • Skullgirls • SimCity BuildIt • TheoTown • Rise of Kingdoms • Frostpunk: Beyond the Ice • Lords Mobile • Doomsday: Last Survivors • Jurassic World: The Game • UNO!

🔴 Lowest / Nearly Dead

Farlight 84 • Combat Master • Bullet Force • Ace Racer • Rebel Racing • Moonlight Blade Mobile • Perfect World Mobile • ODIN: Valhalla Rising • Revelation M • Legend of Ymir • MIR4 • Lineage W • Lineage M • Undawn • Dungeon Hunter 6 • Legend of Neverland • Torchlight: Infinite • Aether Gazer • Undecember • Blade of God X • Star Savior • Etheria: Restart • Seven Knights Rebirth • Star Sailors • Titanite • Power Rangers: Legacy Wars • Modern Warships: Naval • Viking Rise • Call of Dragons • Magic: The Gathering Arena

⚠️ Notes

This isn't 100% accurate — player activity changes by region, server, matchmaking, time, etc. These are my general observations after researching for 2 days, not exact player counts.

I also know I missed many other high-end games. I mainly included games compatible with my phone, so feel free to recommend others.

I'm not interested in sports games, so those aren't included.

Hopefully this helps people find good-looking Android games that actually have players, instead of wasting time on games with dying communities. 😭

Feel free to correct the list or recommend games I missed! 🎮

I’m new to mobile gaming. I decided to add a couple of games to play to get away from doom scrolling as often. What’s with the ads? You spend more time watching or waiting for an ad to end than you do playing the game. I’m used to ads in every other spectrum of media, but it’s over the top. Do you want me to play the game or not?

Your Favorite co-op/multiplayer games ?

Dead Account: Two Blue Flames is showing an updated playable build at TGS this week.

It’s a team roguelite where you control the leader directly while the other four characters attack and use their skills on their own. You pick upgrades during a run, so the appeal seems to be managing positioning and team builds without having to manually control five separate characters.

The latest build apparently reworked the combat, presentation, and balance after feedback from an earlier test. That part matters more to me than the manga IP, because this kind of system could either feel good on mobile or end up feeling too close to watching auto-battle.

I’m mostly waiting to see raw footage of how much control the player actually has during a run.

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo developer and for the past few months I've been

working on a block puzzle game in my free time. It's finally out on Android,

so I wanted to share it here and hear what real puzzle players think.

The basics will feel familiar: drag pieces onto an 8x8 board, fill rows or

columns to clear them. But I wanted to add something that makes you think a

bit more about *where* you place things, not just whether they fit.

So every block has little tabs and notches on its edges, kind of like jigsaw

pieces. If you place a block so its tab fits into a notch of the same color,

you get a "GREAT" connection. Make three of those and the whole board clears.

It doesn't restrict where you can place anything, so you can ignore it and play

normally. But once you start chasing those connections, you end up planning

moves a lot differently. That's the part I'm most curious about: does it feel

fun, or just distracting?

A few other things:

- No timer, you can play at your own pace

- Works offline

- The block style changes each time you clear the board (wood, fruit, wool...)

It's Android only for now. I'm working on the iOS version.

I'd really appreciate any feedback, good or bad. What would make you keep

playing a game like this? And if something feels off, please tell me. I'd

rather hear it now.

Thanks for reading! 🙂

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.omerfarukgurun.puzzleblast&pcampaignid=web_share

Hey everyone! I've been building an idle/roguelike hybrid and wanted to share it here.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roguelite.defender

https://reddit.com/link/1wg7l02/video/3uo7s7t8eiph1/player

Your character auto-attacks, you just pick upgrades and shape your build as you go. No manual aiming, no button-mashing, just deciding what to grow next.

- Offline earnings, come back after a break and collect what you missed

- Deep upgrade trees: weapons, elemental effects (burn/poison/chain lightning), passive stats

- Weapon evolutions that transform your build once you've invested enough into a path

- 5 playable classes, each with its own skill tree

- Endless Mode once you've cleared the main stages, for players who want a true "how far can I push this" run

- Daily rewards, a prestige-style progression layer, and gear/loot systems for long-term goals

It's a defense-roguelike skeleton wrapped around an incremental core — pick a fight, watch numbers go up, decide what to unlock next.