Mobile games

Ive played rocket league sideswipe, wild rift, fallout shelter and warcraft rumble.. all of those games are just either money sinks or so massively popular that its impossible for a solo player to climb in rank. I prefer multiplayer pvp games or maybe even coop games but i dont like solo play very much.

I like games that are quality enough they dont need to spam you with ads (makes the developer look cheap) And i dont mind pay to play games if its actually worth the money

I keep seeing articles and ads for C&C games and it gets my hopes up only to find that they are mobile games. Make a full, real C&C game ffs!

Noticed my niece playing a mobile game clearly aimed at young girls and an advert popped up for apps aimed at adults that had sexually explicit content. Immediately deleted it and tried a different app from a different developer and tested it, had the same issue again. How is this even legal.

I've been seeing a lot of these fake ads recently i.e. the really simple math puzzles played out through a shooting character, solving which decides the number of characters that shoot or the kind of guns the character has.

But the actual game is nothing like the ad and I understand the monetization strategy behind it. However, it's clear that people want those games.

Why don't developers make games based on them? If they have, why aren't they more popular?

As the title states, I need some good Mobile games I can play with my non dominant hand since I injured my other hand.

Pc is fine too but it's not comfortable to sit on a chair with this injury.

So far only clash Royale has checked the boxes, it's fun when you play casually and the events are the only things I play.

Multiplayer games are probably my fav mobile games.

I'm bored.

PREMIUM GAMES

Games offering demo levels or options to remove ads

Games from subscription services

Free games [No in-app purchases]

Free games wwith ads and in-app purchases

I feel like the genre is full of cheap cash grabs and other such things, but has anyone found some actually good ones? I've personally started playing Diablo: Immortal, and have gotten some decent fun out of it. COD: Mobile is also good, if a bit pushy with the paid options.

Looking for some good mobile games that aren't filled with micro transactions or pay to win. Also avoiding games that make me wait a certain amount of time before advancing further

I get easily bored when I'm outside, and the only short game I can think of to pass boring or waiting time is subway surfer. Are there any other good quality short mobile games?

Edit: thanks to everyone for these wonderful suggestions. This is really what I was looking for

tl;dr 0 - (disclaimer) Mobile Gaming has seen a bit of a decline this year, but it is still the biggest gaming platform in the world. I messed up last year with my predictions, So this year I am taking a different POV at the games being released and how I rank them in my videos.

tl;dr 1 - Q2 2024 has ended, and here is my list of the top 10 mobile games for this period: Katana Zero, Skul: The Hero Slayer, Wildfrost, Star Wars Hunters, Warbits+, Sonic Mania Plus, Speed Demons, Braid, Loop Hero, and Tarisland (I give my reasons for choosing each one, so if one of these confuses you, make sure to read the post before raging 😂)

tl;dr 2 - I made all of this with game footage into a short HQ video here:

But for those of you who prefer to read, here is the Video Script:

Q2 just ended and game developers have already released some incredible games. Mobile gaming had a little bit of a decline this year on the world stage, but it is still by far the biggest gaming platform on earth. The problem of course is that there are too many games to choose from, so let’s get into the top 10 mobile games of Q1 for 2024.

As usual, this video is not talking about the top charts of the Play Store or the iOS. Most of those games are trash and the ones that are not, have been around for years. Rather, this video focuses on the AAA games that you’ll only hear about from your friends, except hopefully I’ll be telling you about them first. 

The first game on our list is Katana Zero, an action-platformer renowned for its stylish presentation and exhilarating gameplay, ported to mobile devices by Netflix Games. Set in a dark and gritty world, players assume the role of a skilled assassin armed with a katana, tasked with unraveling the mysteries of their own past. The game's breakneck action and instant-death combat mechanics provide players with a challenging yet rewarding experience as they slash, dash, and manipulate time to overcome formidable adversaries. The combat in Katana Zero is exceptional, requiring players to overcome their opponents by any means necessary. This includes deflecting gunfire back at enemies, dodging incoming attacks, and utilizing traps and explosives to manipulate both enemies and the environment. The goal is to leave no survivors, ensuring a clean and efficient path through each level. The storytelling in Katana Zero is unconventional, featuring an enigmatic narrative that is interwoven with the gameplay through cinematic sequences. These sequences twist and fold, leading to an unexpected conclusion that keeps players engaged and intrigued throughout their journey. The narrative complexity adds depth to the fast-paced action, making the game a compelling experience from start to finish.

The second game on our list is Skul: The Hero Slayer, an action-platformer that integrates rogue-like elements, set in the backdrop of a Demon King's castle. This game presents a fresh twist on the classic side-scrolling platformer genre, offering dynamic and ever-changing maps that keep players constantly engaged and challenged. The storyline begins with an alliance between the Adventurers and the Imperial Army, who launch a massive assault on the Demon King's castle. This formidable coalition successfully obliterates the stronghold, capturing all its demonic inhabitants except for one resilient skeleton named Skul. Unlike typical skeletons, Skul possesses formidable fighting skills and a unique ability to gain new powers by wearing different skulls. Throughout his journey, Skul encounters a party of Adventurers, elite foes who hunt demons for sport. At the climax of each chapter, players face off against massive bosses corrupted by Dark Quartz, a sinister substance born from the pain and hatred of life. These bosses, imbued with overwhelming power, present significant challenges that test the players' skills and strategies.

The Third game on our list is Wildfrost, a roguelike deck-builder. In Wildfrost, players battle to save the world, with the only respite being the home base of Snowdwell and its survivors. To aid in this quest, players collect a deck of powerful companions and elemental items to use in battle. Wildfrost blends the narrative experience of an adventure game with the deep strategy of a deck-building card-battler, incorporating RPG elements into the classic roguelike deckbuilder genre. Each journey begins with a chosen tribe Leader, equipped with randomized skills and stats, as players navigate the frosty landscape. The turn-based battles rely on the countdown timers of cards, requiring players to strategically manage buffs, stalling tactics, and offensive plays. Between battles, players can rest in the town of Snowdwell, gradually expanding the hub with new buildings and unlocking additional cards, tribes, and challenges. With over 160 cards to choose from, replayability is ensured through daily runs and challenges.

The fourth game on our list is Star Wars Hunters, a 4v4 hero shooter set in the vibrant and chaotic aftermath of the Galactic Empire's fall. This game combines the excitement of shooter games with the strategic depth of arena combat, promising a unique and engaging Star Wars experience. In Star Wars: Hunters, players are introduced to a roster of new characters, including bounty hunters, Wookiees, and Imperial stormtroopers. Each character comes with distinct abilities and skills, allowing players to choose one that best fits their playstyle. The game also offers a variety of game modes to explore. In Dynamic Control, teams must hold a Control Point while preventing the opposing team from entering the objective boundaries. Trophy Chase requires teams to hold a Trophy Droid to score points, with the first team to reach 100% declared the winner. In Squad Brawl, the goal is to reach 20 eliminations first to secure victory. These diverse modes provide multiple ways to enjoy the game and test players' skills.

 

The fifth game on our list is Warbits+, remaster of the critically acclaimed turn-based strategy game Warbits, which had previously earned a nomination for Apple Editor's Choice, garnering recognition for its engaging gameplay and strategic depth. With the remastered version, Warbits+ offers even more thrilling content and improvements over its predecessor. The game features grid-based movement mechanics, allowing players to strategically maneuver their units across the battlefield and unleash unique abilities to gain the upper hand in combat. Players can look forward to 20 challenging missions set in 5 diverse environments, providing ample opportunities for strategy and tactical prowess.

The sixth game on our list is Sonic Mania Plus, an arcade platformer where players can run, jump, and collect gold rings as Sonic, Tails, or Knuckles, capturing the essence of '90s nostalgia with its retro aesthetics and gameplay. Ported to mobile devices by Netflix Games, Sonic Mania Plus offers epic new boss fights, with the game designed to appeal to both longtime enthusiasts and newcomers to the series. Players have the option to choose their character from Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles, each offering unique abilities that influence gameplay. Sonic's explosive speed allows for rapid traversal of levels, Tails' ability to fly provides access to hard-to-reach areas, and Knuckles' brute strength enables him to overcome tough obstacles with ease. This variety ensures a dynamic and engaging experience tailored to different playstyles.

The seventh game on our list is Speed Demons, a highway racing simulator that offers a blend of breakneck speeds, realistic physics-based crashes, and intense traffic scenarios. This top-down, physics-based racing game provides players with hundreds of events, a diverse range of vehicles, and numerous gameplay modes, making it a standout title in the racing genre. The game allows players to choose from over 50 upgradeable vehicles, ranging from compact hatchbacks to high-performance supercars and even massive semi-trucks. This variety ensures that players can find a vehicle that suits their driving style and preferences. Speed Demons features over 500 unique events, each tailored to the specific vehicles and game modes, ensuring that no two events are the same. The procedurally-generated highways span 30 different environments, offering endless driving opportunities and challenges. The game supports up to 100 vehicles on screen simultaneously, creating chaotic and thrilling racing scenarios that demand quick reflexes and strategic driving.

The eighth game on our list is Braid, a critically acclaimed indie platformer that challenges players to control the flow of time to solve intricate puzzles, ported to mobile devices by Netflix Games. In this Anniversary Edition remaster, the game features refreshed artwork, enriching the original experience with new layers of depth and beauty. As players traverse a series of interconnected worlds, time behaves in unique ways, compelling them to manipulate it to overcome obstacles and piece together the story of an elusive Princess. In Braid, the ability to rewind, pause, and use time's peculiar properties is essential for navigating through beautifully painted environments. Players must avoid hazards, unlock doors, and collect jigsaw puzzle pieces, each piece contributing to the larger picture and the narrative's progression. The game allows flexibility, enabling players to move past particularly challenging puzzles and return to them later.

The ninth game on our list is Loop Hero, a tactical roguelike, set in a world trapped in an endless cycle of chaos by the sinister Lich. Players wield a deck of mystical cards to strategically place enemies, buildings, and terrain along a dynamically generated loop path, creating a perilous journey for the hero. In Loop Hero, the core gameplay revolves around planning and strategy. Before embarking on each expedition, players select from unlockable character classes and deck cards, which determine the challenges and opportunities they will face. As the hero traverses the loop, players must place cards to create a balanced path that maximizes loot collection and resource gathering while managing the difficulty of encounters. Loot and upgrade mechanics are central to the hero's progression. Defeating enemies yields valuable loot that can be equipped immediately, enhancing the hero's abilities and providing new perks. The game also features a robust camp expansion system. Resources gathered from expeditions can be used to upgrade the survivors' camp, providing valuable reinforcements and enhancements for future journeys. 

The tenth game on our list is Tarisland, a 3D MMORPG developed by Tencent, offering players a rich and expansive gaming experience. Set in a massive world teeming with diverse biomes and an engaging storyline, Tarisland grants players the freedom to choose from a variety of races, each endowed with unique skills and abilities. The game places a strong emphasis on customization, empowering you to fully personalize your character by selecting from a wide range of customizable classes. Players can choose from nine classes and eighteen specializations, allowing for a wide range of character builds. Raiding with groups to defeat formidable bosses is a core aspect of Tarisland's gameplay, harkening back to the classic raid and dungeon experiences of MMORPGs. Exploration is a key feature of Tarisland, with players embarking on unique adventures as they traverse the vast game world. 

So those are the top 10 mobile games of 2024, but I do have 3 more honorable mentions for you.

The first one is Sniper Elite 4, an upcoming port of the popular WW2 strategic shooter. Set against the backdrop of wartime Italy, the game provides players with extensive tactical third-person combat, allowing for gameplay flexibility and impressive long-range shots across expansive, meticulously crafted levels. Players assume the role of Karl Fairburne, a covert agent and elite marksman who must collaborate with the Italian Resistance to defeat a formidable new enemy threatening the Allied efforts in Europe. The game’s expansive campaign offers hours of gripping gameplay within vast levels filled with numerous enemies, vehicles, and high-ranking Nazi officers. Players can choose their own paths to objectives, discover new sniper nests, and uncover secret side missions and collectibles. Unfortunately the game will be only available for iPhone 15 Pro, with its global release sometime this year. 

The second honorable mention is Ex Astris, a 3D sci-fi RPG, showcasing stunning visuals and engaging gameplay. You'll play as Yan, an investigator from Earth, tasked with exploring the vibrant world of Allindo. One of the standout features of Ex Astris is its innovative combat system, which combines elements of both real-time and turn-based gameplay. Players have the opportunity to time their attacks strategically, allowing for counter maneuvers and devastating combo attacks alongside allies. Each character in the game boasts its own unique backstory and set of skills, adding depth to both the narrative and gameplay experience. Unlike traditional RPGs that rely heavily on random battles and grinding, Ex Astris offers a more streamlined progression system that emphasizes skillful gameplay over mindless repetition. Success in battles hinges on the player's ability to master timing and strategy, rather than simply relying on brute strength. This approach not only keeps the gameplay challenging and rewarding but also ensures that every encounter feels meaningful and engaging.

The last honorable mention is Slice & Dice, a tactical dice battle roguelike experience, where strategic decisions and a bit of luck are paramount to success. Players take command of five heroes, each equipped with their own unique set of dice, navigating through 20 challenging levels filled with monsters and culminating in a showdown with a formidable final boss. Failure in any encounter resets progress, adding a high-stakes element to each battle. The game mechanics of Slice & Dice revolve around 3D dice physics, allowing players to strategically choose which dice to reroll to optimize their chances of success in combat. The gameplay is turn-based, emphasizing tactical planning and thoughtful decision-making. After each battle, players have the opportunity to level up their hero or acquire valuable items, enhancing their capabilities for subsequent challenges. Encounters are randomly generated, ensuring that each playthrough offers unique and unpredictable scenarios. Players can unleash ridiculous combos and have the flexibility to undo actions, turning each turn into a strategic mini-puzzle.

Well, that's it guys. Hope that helped. This list is obviously centered around just Quarter 2 of this year and is more designed for subscribers that have watched each month. If you are new, make sure to check out my top 10 games of 2024 for the platform you are most interested in. This playlist has all of them. 

All right guys, I'll see you next time!

I've been playing paid games for a while now, and i assure you that you'll love your time playing it. -1st thing i like about the paid games is that they're mostly story game and not competitive which give you a good time playing a story that you may like and think of it as a better than Borderlands 3 -2nd reason is no most of the paid games don't give you ads or ask you desperately to pay for a micro transaction bundle or pack and they let you have fun with the game -3rd reason for me is while playing those paid games i have noticed a common thing around them, which is that most of these games are made by Indie developers who gets the chance of showing a beautiful and creative price of art they made and get hidden by Google play store and app store weird games that they show you a lot, like c'mon who would play a game as a fish going to it's wife while running nobody? IT'S +1 MILLION DOWNLOADS.

I hate those casual games that twlls you to pay and show you 1 hour gameplay 10 hours ads.

What we need in the mobile gaming community is a good hardcore games, games that are fun not frustrating..... Except for Pascal's wager by giant global that game is a good example of a good hardcore game, And a good example of a good story survival game is bendy and the ink machine a game from 2019 in mobile 2018 in pc is better than 60% of most of games like it It's all my opinion and ik i got out of topic in the end but you can comment what you think about it

tl;dr 0 - (disclaimer) Mobile Gaming has seen a bit of a decline this year, but it is still the biggest gaming platform in the world. I messed up last year with my predictions, So this year I am taking a different POV at the games being released and how I rank them in my videos.

tl;dr 1 - Q2 2024 has ended, and here is my list of the top 9 mobile games for this period: Katana Zero, Skul: The Hero Slayer, Wildfrost, Star Wars Hunters, Warbits+, Sonic Mania Plus, Braid, Loop Hero, and Tarisland (I give my reasons for choosing each one, so if one of these confuses you, make sure to read the post before raging 😂)

tl;dr 2 - I made all of this with game footage into a short HQ video here:

But for those of you who prefer to read, here is the Video Script:

Q2 just ended and game developers have already released some incredible games. Mobile gaming had a little bit of a decline this year on the world stage, but it is still by far the biggest gaming platform on earth. The problem of course is that there are too many games to choose from, so let’s get into the top 10 mobile games of Q1 for 2024.

As usual, this video is not talking about the top charts of the Play Store or the iOS. Most of those games are trash and the ones that are not, have been around for years. Rather, this video focuses on the AAA games that you’ll only hear about from your friends, except hopefully I’ll be telling you about them first. 

The first game on our list is Katana Zero, an action-platformer renowned for its stylish presentation and exhilarating gameplay, ported to mobile devices by Netflix Games. Set in a dark and gritty world, players assume the role of a skilled assassin armed with a katana, tasked with unraveling the mysteries of their own past. The game's breakneck action and instant-death combat mechanics provide players with a challenging yet rewarding experience as they slash, dash, and manipulate time to overcome formidable adversaries. The combat in Katana Zero is exceptional, requiring players to overcome their opponents by any means necessary. This includes deflecting gunfire back at enemies, dodging incoming attacks, and utilizing traps and explosives to manipulate both enemies and the environment. The goal is to leave no survivors, ensuring a clean and efficient path through each level. The storytelling in Katana Zero is unconventional, featuring an enigmatic narrative that is interwoven with the gameplay through cinematic sequences. These sequences twist and fold, leading to an unexpected conclusion that keeps players engaged and intrigued throughout their journey. The narrative complexity adds depth to the fast-paced action, making the game a compelling experience from start to finish.

The second game on our list is Skul: The Hero Slayer, an action-platformer that integrates rogue-like elements, set in the backdrop of a Demon King's castle. This game presents a fresh twist on the classic side-scrolling platformer genre, offering dynamic and ever-changing maps that keep players constantly engaged and challenged. The storyline begins with an alliance between the Adventurers and the Imperial Army, who launch a massive assault on the Demon King's castle. This formidable coalition successfully obliterates the stronghold, capturing all its demonic inhabitants except for one resilient skeleton named Skul. Unlike typical skeletons, Skul possesses formidable fighting skills and a unique ability to gain new powers by wearing different skulls. Throughout his journey, Skul encounters a party of Adventurers, elite foes who hunt demons for sport. At the climax of each chapter, players face off against massive bosses corrupted by Dark Quartz, a sinister substance born from the pain and hatred of life. These bosses, imbued with overwhelming power, present significant challenges that test the players' skills and strategies.

The Third game on our list is Wildfrost, a roguelike deck-builder. In Wildfrost, players battle to save the world, with the only respite being the home base of Snowdwell and its survivors. To aid in this quest, players collect a deck of powerful companions and elemental items to use in battle. Wildfrost blends the narrative experience of an adventure game with the deep strategy of a deck-building card-battler, incorporating RPG elements into the classic roguelike deckbuilder genre. Each journey begins with a chosen tribe Leader, equipped with randomized skills and stats, as players navigate the frosty landscape. The turn-based battles rely on the countdown timers of cards, requiring players to strategically manage buffs, stalling tactics, and offensive plays. Between battles, players can rest in the town of Snowdwell, gradually expanding the hub with new buildings and unlocking additional cards, tribes, and challenges. With over 160 cards to choose from, replayability is ensured through daily runs and challenges.

The fourth game on our list is Star Wars Hunters, a 4v4 hero shooter set in the vibrant and chaotic aftermath of the Galactic Empire's fall. This game combines the excitement of shooter games with the strategic depth of arena combat, promising a unique and engaging Star Wars experience. In Star Wars: Hunters, players are introduced to a roster of new characters, including bounty hunters, Wookiees, and Imperial stormtroopers. Each character comes with distinct abilities and skills, allowing players to choose one that best fits their playstyle. The game also offers a variety of game modes to explore. In Dynamic Control, teams must hold a Control Point while preventing the opposing team from entering the objective boundaries. Trophy Chase requires teams to hold a Trophy Droid to score points, with the first team to reach 100% declared the winner. In Squad Brawl, the goal is to reach 20 eliminations first to secure victory. These diverse modes provide multiple ways to enjoy the game and test players' skills.

The fifth game on our list is Warbits+, remaster of the critically acclaimed turn-based strategy game Warbits, which had previously earned a nomination for Apple Editor's Choice, garnering recognition for its engaging gameplay and strategic depth. With the remastered version, Warbits+ offers even more thrilling content and improvements over its predecessor. The game features grid-based movement mechanics, allowing players to strategically maneuver their units across the battlefield and unleash unique abilities to gain the upper hand in combat. Players can look forward to 20 challenging missions set in 5 diverse environments, providing ample opportunities for strategy and tactical prowess.

The sixth game on our list is Sonic Mania Plus, an arcade platformer where players can run, jump, and collect gold rings as Sonic, Tails, or Knuckles, capturing the essence of '90s nostalgia with its retro aesthetics and gameplay. Ported to mobile devices by Netflix Games, Sonic Mania Plus offers epic new boss fights, with the game designed to appeal to both longtime enthusiasts and newcomers to the series. Players have the option to choose their character from Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles, each offering unique abilities that influence gameplay. Sonic's explosive speed allows for rapid traversal of levels, Tails' ability to fly provides access to hard-to-reach areas, and Knuckles' brute strength enables him to overcome tough obstacles with ease. This variety ensures a dynamic and engaging experience tailored to different playstyles.

The seventh game on our list is Braid, a critically acclaimed indie platformer that challenges players to control the flow of time to solve intricate puzzles, ported to mobile devices by Netflix Games. In this Anniversary Edition remaster, the game features refreshed artwork, enriching the original experience with new layers of depth and beauty. As players traverse a series of interconnected worlds, time behaves in unique ways, compelling them to manipulate it to overcome obstacles and piece together the story of an elusive Princess. In Braid, the ability to rewind, pause, and use time's peculiar properties is essential for navigating through beautifully painted environments. Players must avoid hazards, unlock doors, and collect jigsaw puzzle pieces, each piece contributing to the larger picture and the narrative's progression. The game allows flexibility, enabling players to move past particularly challenging puzzles and return to them later.

The eighth game on our list is Loop Hero, a tactical roguelike, set in a world trapped in an endless cycle of chaos by the sinister Lich. Players wield a deck of mystical cards to strategically place enemies, buildings, and terrain along a dynamically generated loop path, creating a perilous journey for the hero. In Loop Hero, the core gameplay revolves around planning and strategy. Before embarking on each expedition, players select from unlockable character classes and deck cards, which determine the challenges and opportunities they will face. As the hero traverses the loop, players must place cards to create a balanced path that maximizes loot collection and resource gathering while managing the difficulty of encounters. Loot and upgrade mechanics are central to the hero's progression. Defeating enemies yields valuable loot that can be equipped immediately, enhancing the hero's abilities and providing new perks. The game also features a robust camp expansion system. Resources gathered from expeditions can be used to upgrade the survivors' camp, providing valuable reinforcements and enhancements for future journeys. 

The ninth game on our list is Tarisland, a 3D MMORPG developed by Tencent, offering players a rich and expansive gaming experience. Set in a massive world teeming with diverse biomes and an engaging storyline, Tarisland grants players the freedom to choose from a variety of races, each endowed with unique skills and abilities. The game places a strong emphasis on customization, empowering you to fully personalize your character by selecting from a wide range of customizable classes. Players can choose from nine classes and eighteen specializations, allowing for a wide range of character builds. Raiding with groups to defeat formidable bosses is a core aspect of Tarisland's gameplay, harkening back to the classic raid and dungeon experiences of MMORPGs. Exploration is a key feature of Tarisland, with players embarking on unique adventures as they traverse the vast game world. 

So those are the top 9 mobile games of 2024, but I do have 2 more honorable mentions for you. 

The first honorable mention is Ex Astris, a 3D sci-fi RPG, showcasing stunning visuals and engaging gameplay. You'll play as Yan, an investigator from Earth, tasked with exploring the vibrant world of Allindo. One of the standout features of Ex Astris is its innovative combat system, which combines elements of both real-time and turn-based gameplay. Players have the opportunity to time their attacks strategically, allowing for counter maneuvers and devastating combo attacks alongside allies. Each character in the game boasts its own unique backstory and set of skills, adding depth to both the narrative and gameplay experience. Unlike traditional RPGs that rely heavily on random battles and grinding, Ex Astris offers a more streamlined progression system that emphasizes skillful gameplay over mindless repetition. Success in battles hinges on the player's ability to master timing and strategy, rather than simply relying on brute strength. This approach not only keeps the gameplay challenging and rewarding but also ensures that every encounter feels meaningful and engaging.

The last honorable mention is Slice & Dice, a tactical dice battle roguelike experience, where strategic decisions and a bit of luck are paramount to success. Players take command of five heroes, each equipped with their own unique set of dice, navigating through 20 challenging levels filled with monsters and culminating in a showdown with a formidable final boss. Failure in any encounter resets progress, adding a high-stakes element to each battle. The game mechanics of Slice & Dice revolve around 3D dice physics, allowing players to strategically choose which dice to reroll to optimize their chances of success in combat. The gameplay is turn-based, emphasizing tactical planning and thoughtful decision-making. After each battle, players have the opportunity to level up their hero or acquire valuable items, enhancing their capabilities for subsequent challenges. Encounters are randomly generated, ensuring that each playthrough offers unique and unpredictable scenarios. Players can unleash ridiculous combos and have the flexibility to undo actions, turning each turn into a strategic mini-puzzle.

Well, that's it guys. Hope that helped. This list is obviously centered around just Quarter 2 of this year and is more designed for subscribers that have watched each month. If you are new, make sure to check out my top 10 games of 2024 for the platform you are most interested in. This playlist has all of them. 

All right guys, I'll see you next time!

Currently playing:

• CookieRun Tower of Adventures

• Honor of Kings

• The Enchanted World

Still playing but not so much:

• AFK Journey

• Cookie Run Kingdom

• Squad Busters

• Wild Rift

Unfortunately it was ruined by one of the most common human traits - greed. Typical gambling behavior - at the beginning they attract you with easy upgrades, lack of waiting, lack of speedups cause they’re not needed and when you’re already into the game, totally immersed - the show begins. Pay for speedups, pay for gold to revive troops, pay for silver, pay for potions. If you want to get G5 soldiers you basically have to spend 800M of Valor points on one level of „guardsmen’s march speed/guardmen’s training cost”.

This is really obnoxious. Calling this game „pay to win” is an understatement.

So I’m going on a 14 day road trip across Canada and I want to try some new mobile games on the drive, I just don’t know any good offline ones. If anyone would help that would be awesome.

(I like FPS, survival, rouge likes and souls likes)

Edit: I also really love the fallout game series

Edit #2: I have an iPhone