Mukobile Games
#278 posted by Mugwump on 2017/06/17 18:13:20
Try googling "list of mobile games for SteelSeries bluetooth controller". Returns plenty of results.
Bluetooth Controllers
#279 posted by Gunter on 2017/06/17 22:02:50
Mostly the emulators (My Boy, Nostalgia NES, MD.emu, etc).
I also have a couple dual-stick space shooter games: PewPew and Particle Arcade Shooter.
And there's Wayward Souls.
It's kind of hard to find decent games that support controllers....
Sonic The Hedgehog Does For 3 Bucks
#280 posted by Mugwump on 2017/06/17 22:18:07
and if I understood correctly, Sonic 2 is also included.
Spam
#283 posted by megaman on 2017/07/04 12:18:00
"Of Tea"...
#284 posted by Mugwump on 2017/07/04 13:33:45
Pogo Piggle Can't Stop... But I Can!
#285 posted by Mugwump on 2017/07/07 00:20:16
Played some more of this game by Gunter. I thought it was kinda fun at first but quickly the luck factor became highly irritating: it prevents any strategizing. Some may like it but it's definitely not for me. Uninstalled.
#286 posted by Gunter on 2017/07/08 03:08:21
Ah well, that's the nature of dice and card games. There is some strategy, but luck is always big factor.
Thanks for trying my games anyway.
Here's a video of someone playing my games: https://youtu.be/PO3xsYxl5Wk (shaky low quality video warning)
Enjoy watching him suffer >:D
(And he started playing Can't Stop without reading the help screen, so he didn't know what he was doing at first.)
http://tinyvast.com
Cthulhu Virtual Pet
#287 posted by Mugwump on 2017/07/11 10:05:59
Personally not a fan of tamagochis so I haven't played this but I thought the concept of a Cthulhu tamagochi, complete with 8-bit monochromatic graphics, would be outlandish enough to be mentioned here, in case anyone's interested.
Yellow
#289 posted by Mugwump on 2017/07/17 10:44:59
Played this very short but free puzzle game yesterday on my Android phone (not sure if it exists for iPhones or WP) and found it pretty cool. 50 puzzles will keep you busy for one or two hours tops. The motto here is minimalistic design and original gameplay mechanics.
Most puzzles are very to moderately easy, though some are a bit of a headscratcher. Then again, I've never been very good at puzzles: I lack the patience for it. Which is probably why I enjoyed this game. Each of these 50 logic-based puzzles can be solved in a handful of seconds and if you get stuck, a gradual hint system can help you understand how to beat it.
Approved!
Eternium
#291 posted by Mugwump on 2017/09/05 21:21:24
I've been playing this (formerly titled Mage & Minions) mobile free-to-play Diablo-like over the weekend and found it pretty cool for a free game. It's not perfect but enjoyable enough without becoming a pay-to-win as you progress. Noticed some z-fighting visual glitches where bridges connect with terrain. Note that said terrain apparently uses a voxel engine, something I haven't seen since Outcast. Not sure about the game's replay value: unlike Diablo, the campaign maps aren't procedurally generated - yeah, I know procedural generation usually makes crappy maps but it was one of Diablo's strengths.
Muggle.
#293 posted by Shambler on 2017/09/30 14:08:24
Is that on Android? Might check it out now the ChromeOS can run 'droid apps.
Yep
#295 posted by Mugwump on 2017/10/20 02:30:26
Shumnuts
Cheers Dude,
#297 posted by Shambler on 2017/10/20 09:53:17
Got it already on my chromebook. Spent 5 minutes playing and the rest of the evening flicking between cohh and fifthelephant streams....
Heh,
#298 posted by Mugwump on 2017/10/25 18:08:24
I did say it wasn't bad for a free-to-play. If you know of a better free Diablo-like on Android, please share.
Eternium
#299 posted by Blitz on 2017/10/26 00:56:15
I've put about an hour into it and so far it's annoyingly easy. I feel like in Diablo and Torchlight and other games like that, there's actually *some* grinding and strategy needed to be able to progress, but I haven't encountered that at all yet in Eternium.
Still, it's a competent take on the genre and not a bad way to kill time while you shit / stand in line at the post office / wait for a bus
Mugggles.
#300 posted by Shambler on 2017/10/26 11:11:32
Sorry I didn't mean it that way. It actually looks spot on for the sort of thing I was originally after for a mobile game, and I'm grateful for you pointing it out. It just happens that I never get that motivated for mobile stuff. I have about 10 games on my phone and 8 on my Chromebook, and the only one I've ever played is Warhammer Quest. I just get distracted by the interwebs instead.
#301 posted by Gunter on 2017/10/27 05:31:28
"free Diablo-like on Android, please share."
Try Darkstone.
It's a free port of a PC game from 1999.
#302 posted by Mugwump on 2017/10/27 15:55:00
@Blitz Yeah, the first 7-or-so XP levels are a walk in the park, it gets tougher later on.
@Shambler I know the feeling, the internet can be a time blackhole. I've literally spent entire days doing nothing but surfing the web, didn't even stop while eating...
@Gunter Thanks, I'm gonna try it.
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