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

The sequel of Planet of Lana now is coming soon on Mobile (in Early Access). We're eating good in this game, and unlike the Playdigious one, this one is free (for beginning then pay the game that cost almost like previous game). It seems were eating good for that sequel, recently.

You can see the link here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapbreak.planetoflana2

Wish I could get rise instead but not available in the uk

Looking for those games that somehow keep you coming back way longer than you expected.

Doesn’t have to be a popular game or even something you normally play. Just one that really hooked you.
What is it, and what kept you playing?

My MOBAs will be closed in few months...gekishin squadra go on a overhaul changue and unite closed in march, someone have a MOBA with controller support??

Undead Surge is out on Google Play!

It's a horde survival roguelite you play with one thumb. You move, your rifle aims and fires by itself, and every level-up you pick one of three cards. Two spell schools fuse into something bigger (Supernova, Blizzard, Plasma Storm...).

- 13 chapters and every one breaks one rule: ice floors, trains that clear the tracks (and you), carousels that carry everyone, crystals that split your shots

- Bosses with their own moves, a King at the end of every run

- 5 rifle forms, each with an evolution

- Weekly challenge with a leaderboard, Boss Rush, Endless and more

- 10-minute runs, good for a break

- Free to play

- No forced ads, no banners. Ads are only optional videos for bonus gold, 5 a day max, never during a run

- No energy timers

- Plays offline

- Big text option, colour-blind presets, reduce motion, controller support

I wanted a survivors game I could actually play with one hand, without ads popping up or timers stopping me. I really hope you enjoy it, and I'll be reading every comment here. Bugs, too hard, too easy, anything.

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

As in games that don't require live control for movement and such. I like taking my time to make choices so everything I do is consequential. I really enjoy the gameplay loop of roguelites like Slay the Spire and Chaos Zero Nightmare's StS mode, as well as the intensity of something like Darkest Dungeon and the 3DS Fire Emblem games. Is there anything out there that captures both the strategic intensity and replayability of those games?

No emulation please (I already have options there 😅). Does not have to be card based/deckbuilding. Good art direction is a big plus 👍

Thanks!

I like the gameplay, it lets you click on the ball to apply spin and loft, then plays out with physics. There's a nice combination of casual and interactive. Is there anything else with similar mechanics?

I'm thinking maybe a golf game or some peaceful fishing, maybe shooting penalties in soccer. An xp system or some sort of stakes/progression would be nice too!

Thanks in advance.

I really enjoy GnollHack bringing qol and more casual balancing to nethack, but I'm looking for something that goes beyond just one dungeon. My dream game is I guess Daggerfall in portrait mode.

Not looking for survivor-like or card games. I've played plenty of them and know they're good. My current mood is just something else.

I've really tried to like shattered pixel dungeon but it's just not for me compared to GnollHack. I often feel like there's not enough to do in early game to keep me going.

Budget 250€. Cerco un nuovo telefono con Snapdragon di terza generazione. supp output HDMI via cavo USB-C Snapdragon 8s Gen3

8 GB di RAM

In alternativa, Poco F6 perché non riesco a trovarlo in Italia.

Edit Found It Honor Magic 6 Pro

Honestly it's been wild looking through 2026 as an Android gamer with recent translation layers and environments. I've always dreamed of running Skyrim on an Android phone and now I can just boot up Game Hub and run it, never having to wait for Bethesda to come out with a port.

A lot of times a direct Android port is less than the original game and not architected correctly. In my honest opinion the only true difference between a port and what Game Hub does is the true implementation of controls but that's just my opinion.

For me as long as I can get the game, it doesn't matter which version it is. If there's a port out there that's pretty damn good, I'll play that over dealing with an emulator. Generally I find myself lately just installing the games from x86 onto my Android devices.

I'm playing Hollow Knight on a Pixel 11 and I'm having an issue when trying to use the Stagway.

After choosing a destination, the game soft-locks itself. I can hear music, and if I try to push buttons, it gives the sound and animation like I'm still selecting something on the menu. But I can't move or even go to the pause menu. Has anyone else had this issue, and is there a fix for it? If it matters, I'm also using a GameSir G8 Galileo, but it still does the same thing on touchscreen.

https://bearpoppastudios.com/abyssal-bloom.html

I released a new game and would love to get feedback! If anyone is willing, it would be much appreciated!

Also, I can provide a promo code if interested!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bearpoppastudios.abyssalbloom

WTF WHY is a little passion project of mine where I've recreated 6 of my favourite retro games - but I also enjoy random chaos, so I've thrown that into each game as well haha

Some of the major changes include far more balance in the games for playability and enjoyment, some fun new content in the games like the gardener, froggy needs to collect ingredients for his mojitos because...who cares why, fixed ad serving issues so they're far and few between (I apologise that some of you got hit with ads way more frequently than you should have!!! That was an honest mistake on my part), fixed the regions in which the app is available (Available everywhere now, hooray!), annnnddd a couple bug fixes.

Would love it if y'all would have a play, let me know what you think!!

P.S Made a dorky little video for the app too haha

APP LINK: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dilligaf.wtfwhy&pcampaignid=web_share

Is there any way to make battery and time visible all times during gaming. I have a Samsung S26+. If there's no inbuilt features, could there be an app for this?

Does anyone else absent-mindedly game while watching shows? Any recommendations for something fun, casual, not too grindy?

I cannot for the life of me figure out what I'm supposed to be doing with this. Bits and pieces are legible to me but I can't put enough together to actually do anything with it.

I haven't been able to find any sort of community or guide out there, no idea if its just that small or what.

I'm using a Galaxy Z Fold 8 and using Droid Deck to play Borderlands the Pre-Sequel. It's running at a pretty consistent 60 frames per second, but I went ahead and purchased Lossless Scaling from Steam, which helps in case there's a few frame dips. I lowered the resolution to 720p and medium settings. I think it looks pretty good. Droid Deck is certainly advancing pretty fast.

My dad wants to buy a tablet to my mom, to play. The games she plays are Candy Crash and clones of it so nothing really serious. He wants to gift ger a tablet so the screen is bigger than the phone.

Any recommendation of a reasonable priced tablet my mom can get?

Thanks.

Hi Comunity,
with the first steps made to a gps based game, i am curious to know what you would feel is good content to have fun.
NOT to get you addicted or pushing you to play, but what is enjoyable / relaxing to play.

A major breaking point for me in development is creating a bit of content you can play in the evenings on the couch. Especially how others feel about it.

Throwing in my thoughts for some feedback:
-Merge game with stuff you gathered
-little duels / battles with the achieved equip / pets
-just scroll and compare?
-Sort and adjust (like pokemonGo stat analyzing of found pokemons?)
-features you really enjoy in games

I would love to get a feeling what other people would enjoy, keeping in mind to integrate into some game where you walk, aquire better pets and gather stuff to improve.

Thanks in advance on every comment.

Hey all,

I've recently been playing a lot of Desert Island Draft (10/10) and I just started playing Shoebox Summer (also 10/10)

One game is by "that's long overdue" and one is by "That's Long Overdue". They look like different companies in playstore.

Does anyone know if both these devs are the same or if one is copycatting?

I'm having a ton of fun with both but if one is ripping the other off I feel like I should tell them or something...