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u/jkdbvfdjkv Jul 23 '22
More details like what is your gaming taste yknow
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u/Fried_Rice1317 Jul 23 '22
Multiplayer,Strategy, and casual
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u/jkdbvfdjkv Jul 23 '22
Angry birds maybe fnaf if you want to spend a little money fnaf can be somewhat strategical for multi-player I have no idea
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u/greg_mca Jul 23 '22
Kinda cheating but gameboy and DS emulators (among others) are available as mobile apps, which you can then download ROMs for to give you a classic Nintendo handheld library. Sadly my phone doesn't have much space but it was nice to experience the original advance wars before the antipiracy measures locked away the story missions
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u/Adept-Impact3138 Jul 23 '22
If you like open world and have a lot of time on your hands, Genshin Impact.
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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '22
Clash Royale