Welcome to Another Weekly "What Have You Been Playing?" Thread! 👾

I randomly decided to play gangster vegas and thought of this now..

Merc Drop - Apps on Google Play

So, yeah....throat cancer. 7-8 weeks of chemo and radiation. Chemo sessions are 3 hours or so. Hit me up with your recommendations to help me pass the time. Games that really hook ya in deep would be awesome to distract me from the midpoint of treatment into the months following. Historically have enjoyed space shooters, ww2 related stuff, the occasional strategy or puzzle game. Dunno. Hit me up with your best recommendations. Appreciate ya!

Some of you might still remember this game, back then it became way bigger (100k downloads) than expected after the good reception on this subreddit. I was amazed but also overwhelmed. I had a lot of ambitions for the game, a lot of iterations have been made, going from more top down, to even a 3D version. Eventually the entire game landed in the ice box.

Now the game is finally done, after such a long time... So originally the game had a no advertisements purchase. It is now a single time unlock, as I hate ads. For all who have made the remove ads purchase, the game should be free. As I want to thank everyone who has supported me in this process.

If you play it, please give me feedback so I can make it an even better experience for you.
For those here who decided to remove the ads back then, thank you. <3

Here was the old post, no longer had the video.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/7wc5pm/a_while_back_i_showed_a_game_i_worked_on_as_a_one/

Link to the game, as people can't find it yet on google play.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Masked.LowScope

I'm trying to find a decent incremental game to play on the phone. No ads, happy to pay for it (if it has a demo or a trial better) and specially no idle mechanics.

I enjoy playing these games on steam, but sometimes I want one to play on the way to work or while 💩 hehe.

What are y'all playing? and what do you like about that game?

R6 Mobile is shutting down on January so I'm looking for a new game of same style which is not pay to win.

​What I really liked about R6M was it's methodical nature, destructible environments, special operator gadgets, and best part was that positioning, intel, different strats, game awareness and map knowledge matter way more than just twitch reflexes. I dont want a pure "run-and-gun" arcade shooters.

​Are there any PvP tactical FPS game that's not pay to win, that will give that same feel ?

I am looking for some new games to waste my time on my phone. I tend to primairly play tycoon based games, I am open to anything from strictly tycoon, to it being a side feature. Usually I will dump idle/incremental games that are very surface level or repititive, haven't found anything convincing me of my time lately, but feel free to give your suggestions anyway if you've played something special.

I am also interested in playing something I can get more cozy with, it can be rogue like, or an rpg, a puzzle game, something that has a nice finished story I can expect to complete, something that isn't forgettable over the gameplay or an excuse of a filler. The exact game genre doesn't necessarily matter.

I'm fairly fine with ads, but monetization that severely prevents progression or breaks what the game had going for it I would rather avoid, I have been disappointed enough times spending money to realize that I would have to be a millionare to even play the game functionally, even for games I used to play that used to not have such monetization in the past.

# Request Criteria

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**Single/Multiplayer:** Any

**Genre:** Tycoon, or any for story

**Online/Offline:** Any (I'm not picky)

**Monetization/Cost:** As long as it doesn't make it unplayable ig or is aggressively in your face. Trial/unlockable content, proper ad free passes are also fine, if I enjoy the game I'm very willing to pay for ad-free.

**Portrait/Landscape:** Any

**Key Features:** Being enjoyable enough

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Just want to throw out a recommendation here! May be considered a hidden gem since not many people are playing this yet as far as I know.

I have been playing this game for several months now and am still really enjoying it. Games in this genre I previously played actively and liked are clicker heroes, Tap Titans 2, CiFi and Idle Obelisk Miner. So if you liked one or more, give this one a shot as well!

It's an incremental game about fishing, starting with a simple rod and 20 taps for 1 fish in a pond, to billions of fish caught by your nets, boats fleet and even submarine automation units in various places.

The game has idle and active gameplay combined. Idle progression is slow at first but will increase a lot after the first few zones, active boost will be mandatory at first and stay relevant (but not necessary) even later on.

There is a prestige mechanism but also mechanics that persist through prestige to boost progression, like a fishdex, that gives boosts on fish discovered and the amount of these caught and bobber cosmetics that give boosts based on the amount of them found.

The game starts out slow and a bit clicker heroes like, but the further you progress the more mechanics are unlocked, in which both idle progression is possible but active play makes a difference.

Discord community is still small but active and welcoming, some guides are on there as well. The developper is really open to suggestions and feedback, when you think about trying this game you should also consider hopping by the discord channel!

The game is still growing in content, I would say current content would be enough to keep you busy for about 6 months at least.

IAPs are totally optional, ads are there but not forced, there is even an option to turn them off if you like. IAPs will increase speed, but there is no content walled by it whatsoever. There are community events and multiplayer competition options, but IAPs don't contribute anything towards these.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.henlygames.patientangler

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.capcom.android.mhpuzzleotp

For those wondering what this game is, it is based on the F2P MHPZ game that went offline, gameplay is match 3 battles against monsters, besides battles it has the cozy island building and customisation similar to Animal Crossing

Essentially it has two gameplays, puzzle battles and island building to attract more customers to your islanD

You will get the same quality as Megaman Dive Offline, i highly recommend it 👍 (or wait for a sale if this isnt your type of game)

I have been playing the game rumble merge for the last month or two. Overall I like the game. The devs are still involved making minor updates and improvements to the game so that at least shows promise. The problem is the community. There is just not enough presence in the game to where if it did play against bots but to strictly pvp, you would have to wait several minutes for a match.

Is there a merge arena style game similar to rumble merge where it has a decent community following and a good actual pvp ability?

I wanna play meta gear og on my android. Can someone guide me through how to do it . Any alternative methods are appreciated

Looking for Long Term mobile gaming friends I play a variety of games. NBA 2K mobile, Madden mobile, cod mobile, fortnite mobile, rainbow six mobile, delta Force, dunk city dynasty, Fc mobile, mortal Kombat PUBG Mobile NBA infinite. I have discord for voice chat & play regularly I'm chill Laid back looking for friends message me with your discord names & what games you play speak fluent English & have a mic

Every boy in my class had a stack of these in his shirt pocket. We played under the desk during geography class, at lunch, on the school bus on our way home. Someone would slap down a card, read out "Runs: 11544" like a judge, and the whole bench would go crazy!!

I once traded my Sachin for a Jayasuriya and a Lara. Lost both of them the very next day. I still think about that Sachin.

Somewhere between school and a job, the cards, the fun, the memories were gone. So were the Pokémon badges I used to want so badly.

I'm now a solo dev from India, and I gave these nostalgic memories a home in my cricket manager game. When a player in your club retires, he becomes a collectible trump card. And then there's a pokemon style badge case for achievements, reminiscent of Gary's Pokemon badge case.

I carry these memories with a lot of fondness, I poured those into my game and I thought I'll kindle some of those memories for all of us!

The game is free, it's called Cricket Champ: Team Manager.

If you want to check it out, you can use these links:

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cricketchamp.game

Hi all, I'm the developer of Arrow Logic.

The idea: every board is a maze of arrows. Tap one and it slides out the way it points, but only if nothing is in its lane. So you're always hunting for the one arrow that can move. On picture levels, clearing the board reveals what the arrows were drawing, in colour.

Starting today there's a Winter pack: one new winter picture a day from 15 Nov to 6 Jan (53 in total). Miss a day and it stays open, so you can catch up. Everything you solve goes into a Gallery.

Other things people asked for:

• A daily board that's the same for everyone, with a streak calendar (one missed day a week can be saved)

• A "Daily: best time" leaderboard (your time plus 30 s for each mistake)

• Challenge a friend: send them a board you solved and see if they can beat your taps

• No timer, works offline, layouts made for tablets

It's free with ads between levels. Premium removes them and adds unlimited hints. I'd really like to hear where it feels too easy, too hard, or annoying.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teksxt.games.gamearrows&pli=1

TL'DR: want to edit save file but one of the values in it is a checksum

there is this idle single player game that I have been playing but my progress has slowed quite a bit recently and I don't have the time to invest to keep things going at a decent pace. There are potions in the game that can speed things up to 50% faster and I have several of them in my inventory but am afraid to use them all in case of a "rainy day" so I decided to just edit my save to have as many of such potions as I want that way my progress stays at a fun pace.

The save file is super easy to locate and read with most values in it being named and easy to find just by using saveeditoronline but I ran into an issue when I noticed that the save file included a "checksum" value inside it. I am wondering if there is any easy way to get around this by using some sort of online tool or something to reverse engineer what the checksum is supposed to be after I edit the values I want?

Im more into single player story based games thats why there are less online games also im currently using 2 device one with sleeping dogs and native mobile games is my dimensity 9400+ device and the other one with the castlevenia lords of shadow is ma sd888 device 🙂👍

So guys, what is the best GTA style open world game for androids?????

Hey everyone!

I recently released Clean Wake, a free mobile game where you clean up polluted lakes and slowly restore them back to life.

You start with a small boat collecting trash, but as you progress, you can upgrade your equipment, hire workers to help clean, unlock better gear, and travel to new environments.

One of the best parts of the game is watching each lake transform from a polluted mess into a clean, vibrant environment as you clear out the trash. You bring the surrounding community and animals back to life.

There's also equipment progression, cosmetics, different environments to explore, and plenty of upgrades to work toward.

It's free to play on Android, and I'd love to hear what you think, especially about the gameplay and progression!

There are also ZERO forced ads. So you can play for free forever and never watch a single ad.

Game Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gubestudios.cleanwake

I've been making an Android game called Electrician: Fault Finder.

A job starts with one line. "The kitchen light just stopped working." That's all you get. It might be the lamp, a loose joint in the ceiling box, a breaker that tripped, a switch wired wrong. You walk the place and find out which.

If you're going to touch the wiring you isolate it first. Breaker off, padlock on, then the meter, and it has to read 0 V before you start. The repair after that is the fiddly bit: cut the bad end back, strip it, land it in the terminal, tighten the screw to the right torque, and tug the wire to see if it's actually held. Grab it while it's still live and you get the 230 V, and the score for the job drops.

The other half is the firm. Calls sit on a board, you keep the van stocked, you can take someone on, and what you put on the invoice depends on whether you named the fault right before you fixed it. Flats, cafes, workshops.

link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.polyhistor.electrician

Meridian Tycoon is a new game where you can build and expand businesses around the world. What I find coolest is the way you can visualize your earnings across the entire planet. 🌍💰

Download Meridian Tycoon on Google Play! 🚀

I'm the dev behind Stellar Dominion, a space empire game for Android and iOS. You start with a single colony, build up mines, research and shipyards, explore with expeditions, fight with real fleets and grow into a galactic power. Your empire keeps running while you're offline, so it fits short sessions. No ads, anywhere.

Season 2: Winter Nebula opened today It's a parallel world where every player starts from scratch, on equal footing, until February 16, so it's a good moment to jump in without being years behind anyone. Your permanent empire stays as it is if you already play. The season comes with a Winter Pass (free track, two daily objectives per level), four factions and a weekly rival faction to beat.

AI disclosure most of the game's art was generated with Midjourney, then selected, edited and integrated by me. I also use AI coding assistants during development. Game design, balancing and the decisions behind every feature are mine.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.enoxys.stellardominion

A big thank you to everyone who checked out the game after my previous posts here: a lot of you joined, reported bugs and suggested features, and you've genuinely shaped what Stellar Dominion has become.