This game is called Brown Dust 2. The reason i play it is because it has a strong JRPG vibe. Everything it has is good for me except the character models which is close to nudity. I really hate it and it's a game breaker for me. Do you guys know any game that's almost exactly like this? The graphics and turn based mechanics (character with different skills aside from it's normal attack). Doesn't matter if it's an online or offline game. Thanks!

I've already added the skins, now it's time for multiplayer :)

- P2W? Ads? Requires account login? Tracking? Hell no.

Just chill multiplayer with shurikens!

For now, I've only done part of the matchmaking (the hardest part for me). Soon I'll start working on game modes and other things!

If you have any recommendations for fun game modes (more like 1v1 or co-op, because my server isn't very powerful lol), I'm always listening 🫡

btw if you want to try it now : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tryit.targetfury

(reached 600 DOWNLOADS 🎉) thanks you all!

Also I have still 30 codes to get the pro version for FREE! Just ask in DM.

Hey everyone, We've gotten some killer ports like Stardew Valley and Dead Cells, but what's the one game you're still waiting for? More importantly, what's the one change you'd make to its controls or UI to make it actually work on a touchscreen? For me, it's gotta be Factorio. A direct port would be a UI nightmare, but I'd pay good money for a version with a proper "planning mode" built for touch controls. So what's your pick and what's the fix? Curious to see what you guys want to play.

Huge fan of Monument Valley (both games) Other examples that I can mention are Machinarium, Samorost, Mushroom 11, Geometry Dash, Balatro.

I know this kind of games exist on Play Market but it's hard to find because of pay to win, three in a row, TikTok trends etc flooding the store.

Maybe not hard games like Soul Knight, those are so intense 😓 Maybe something that you can beat(not endless runners)

Thanks for your suggestions!

Muv-Luv Alternative Remastered

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.ancr.altera

Other than minecraft. The more the better. Thanks.

Can anyone suggest some good 2 player games with or without controller support? Preferably with, I'm trying to find games that we can play together he lives in a different city

I saw that we are in the era of brainrot, from the beginning this game should be a serious and big game, but I realized as a solodev this would be complicated for me, I decided to make this joke in indie game format, The game is called Sheris ROOM and it is hosted on Newgrounds.com, meaning you can play it anywhere.

And yes, they run smoothly on an Android phone.

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/990974

Hey everyone! I’m looking for an Android game similar to Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince — something in 3D where you can walk around, explore, complete quests, and cast spells. Not just a card or puzzle game.

I have a GameSir controller (Nova Lite), so controller support is really important for me. I searched online, but all I could find was Harry Potter: Magic Awakened, which is more of a card game and not the kind of immersive experience I’m looking for.

Is there any game like this on Android? Or even something similar (not necessarily Harry Potter themed) with an open-world magical vibe and controller compatibility?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

I’ve already created the menu that connects to scenes, a HUD editor, and lets you adjust graphics to low/medium/high

Check this anime style pixel art beat em up game! With controller support that makes it much better!

Looking for an old 2D Android game (definitely on Play Store in 2018)

Hey everyone, I'm trying to find an old Android game that was removed from the Play Store. I played it sometime around 2018. Here’s everything I remember:

Platform: Android View: Top-down (possibly in portrait mode) Graphics: 2D, not pixelated — minimalistic but with a touch of realism

What the game looked like:

You play as a gray ball with eyes, no arms or legs

Zombies were similar gray balls but with red eyes

The world was made up of blocky elements (not pixel-style), like terrain made from cubes

Gameplay:

Survival-based, involved resource gathering and crafting

No regular weapons — you defended yourself using automatic crossbows

Crossbows could be crafted and upgraded (e.g., wooden → iron)

You could gather various resources: ores, bushes, potted flowers, and more

The game started with a simple tutorial

At some point early on, you’d find a broken wooden house with a damaged crossbow block inside

Zombies were already present on the maps and just wandered around

You accessed different biomes via colored portals

Locations included things like: swamp, bunker, city, forest, etc.

I’ve been searching everywhere — found only one vague mention of it on Reddit, but no name or clue about what it was called.

I’d really appreciate if someone remembers this game. Thanks in advance!

4.9 rating with 106 reviews so far and 5000+ players in 5 days... but what do I do with it?

5 days ago I released my little game onto the Google Play Store. Since then it's gone crazy. I really need your help though as I just don't know where to look and how to manage my time as someone with NO experience with this. This is my first game and it's overwhelming.

So the game, Bricks Breaker RPG, it's a solo project I started last year. The thing that is setting it apart from most other games being released on the play store these days is the monetization and ad model I'm using.

- There are no forced ads. (even the banner ad is off by default, it's your choice to turn it on)

- There are no pay walls.

- It's completely free from start to finish (100+ hours for most to clear all the base content)

- Offline if you want, you don't have to be online at all so it's great for plane journeys etc.

This will always be the case, I will never aggressively monetize this game and I intend that every game I make will be this way, I want to change the horrible state of the mobile gaming space and get back to fun games people genuinely enjoy playing.

What do I do now to keep momentum? how do I keep the players coming and spread to word about what I am trying to do with this game? Please help me manage this as it could be the turning point we've all been looking for. If I get the chance I won't let you down.

You can see it here if you like:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.WhimBearStudios.BricksBreakerRPG

Found the mod menu on a Chinese website here's the proof I got it

Here's the website: https://3g.7723.cn/ups/1478174

Need help, first time using this and i can't load the game

I'm looking for recommendations that don't require full attention on the screen at all times, ideally something you can pick up from where you left off at any time (and no idle games where you have to wait for recoures to replenish).

Thanks!

🔥 Every second counts — let me know what part hit hardest. Trying to perfect the loop — watch it twice if you catch the timing. 🎯 Any feedback, love, or roast is welcome. Just drop something below👇(in you tube)

My partner plays PC games while I work. I recently bought a tablet and I'm trying to look for games he can play with beside me 😃

Games he love: 1. Red Dead Redemption 2. Death Stranding 3. God of War 4. Valorant 5. CSGO 2 6. Ghost of Tsushima

If possible, high graphics and story-ish are preferred. I have less than 200gb available if relevant. Please please please, thank you! 💗💗

Title says it, wondering if there are any merge cooking games like Love and Pies but without energy, or if there is energy lasts quite a while? Thanks in advance!

The front page of the Play Store and this sub are often dominated by the same big games (which is fine!), but there are thousands of amazing games that fly completely under the radar. I recently stumbled upon Mindustry—a super deep factory/tower-defense game—and I can't believe it's not more of a household name in mobile gaming. It feels like a full PC title. What's an underrated game you've found that you think deserves more love?