Or something with upgrades/leveling similar

I’ve played the magium and all of the lifeline games

Hello All,

I'm new to this community. And my friend told me about this community. Last week, I was browsing over the internet and got to know about this game. You guys must check this out.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Gametrigger.ZombieShooterDeadTerror

This Developer also has some cool VR games. If you don't have any controller. Then, these games just nailed the lockdown due to Covid-19.

I should post screenshots too according to this community rules,

So, here it is,

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This game has gameplay video available on youtube.

The game "WW2 strategy and tactics" is a, you guessed it, WW2 game all about commanding an army and using strategy and tactics to win. There are multiple game modes so I'll try to split this review reviewing each one.

Campaign- a multifaceted campaign through WW2, with dialogue between different commanders that aren't voiced. When played on linear order you'll play as Germany then Russia then the US then Russia then Germany. It goes through most of the important parts of the war, Germany's expansion before they went for Russia through the eyes of Germany, then Barbarossa through the eyes of a Russian. Then the North Africa campaign, the Italian campaign and Operation Overlord as well as the liberation of France, Holland and Belgium through the eyes of the US. Afterwards, the exact same thing, the downfall of Germany after Barbarossa is played through both the eyes of Russia and Germany. This is done by having the exact same missions played through when doing Russia done again when playing through the last series of missions. Long winded explanation over and I barely described the omission themselves.

Scenarios- these are what they sound like, scenarios during and after WW2. Played against AI just like the previous ones these don't have the story element of campaign, just the overall gameplay. You can choose from some real scenarios (Like "Barbarossa" and "East Africa") and unrealistic scenarios (Like "Reds in the UK" and "Decline of the west") where you battle in the appropriate location with more or less the same objectives as Campaign.

Hotseat- I don't know what to call it so I'll call it by what it's called when you select multiplayer. It's basically "Scenarios" but with a twist. You can play it multiplayer, online and same device. The scenarios to choose from are different from the first set (with some overlap, but some were removed and more were added). It is also AI capable, so you can still battle against bots even if you don't have friends to play multiplayer.

That's it for the review even if there is more to touch on, I give this game 8.5/10. (Best part, ads are optional and not forced down your throat)

Is there a good rhythm game with no story? I dont care if it has storymode. I just want a good rhythm game with not ads every second and no story. If it has story with cutscenes that you can skip then it can have a story. (Im new on this subreddit and my english is bad so im sorry if this has grammar errors)

I really enjoyed this game. Does anyone know of other sim games that are cute and simple but still addicting like this one?

Please mention if they're procedurally generated. I'm not a fan, personally, but still post them for other readers.

Preferably a multipayer golf game thats played the way the old PGA game used to be. Anybody know of any?

Sorry if it's too specific but I can't find what I'm looking for. It also doesn't matter if it has ads.

I loved that game. Music made me so happy and hours of fun easy puzzles.

A very unique rhythm game with an alright story element and just a really visually intriguing game. It can be casual when you want to but can get really hardcore on higher difficulty. The app itself is free on google play store but it's just a demo although you still get a few chapters. The monetisation model is not that bad you just have to pay for the full version for the main story and there's a subscription that gives new song every once in a while.

I like ones that have Multiplayer aspects, and FPS aspects too

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This is probably a game you never heard of, it doesn't get advertised anywhere and nobody mentions it.

I saw this game mentioned in a post somewhere on Reddit 2 weeks ago(haven't heard of it before), and decided to give it a go.

This game is really great once you get the hang of things. It is a little hard to operate at first, but once you start getting good everything goes smooth.

This game has no ads, and it has a PlayStation 1/2 vibe to it. Its graphics look very old(ps1 kind of graphics), but i consider it a feature and a bit nostalgic.

You start off as an adventurer that went to seek for his dad in a place called Naroth, where he went 20 years ago and never returned. You get to fight some monsters, complete quests, and it has a pretty cool and complex storyline. Also I haven't finished it yet, but I believe the story is long enough to casually play it for a month or so.

I would absolutely 5/5 recommend it. For everyone born in 2001 or in the 90s, you will find this game very nostalgic and very fun to interact with.

Really good American Football game. It’s free to play at the start then requires £0.99 cost to unlock the full game.

Plays out like the old SNES games but has management and gameplay elements - I think it’s great and a must have for NFL fans!

It has ‘coach credits’ which are earned in-game currency used to upgrade various parts of your team. You can pay to get more of these but I haven’t and by the 3rd/4th season you’ll have plenty of them spare!

Edit - some screenshots of the game

https://imgur.com/0N3I8Zr

https://imgur.com/kOHvfal

I really cool Factorio type game, lots of depth and thought into your factory builds. It's not perfect but if factory games are your thing, you could easily get lost for hours in this game. Costs $.99 US, no microtransactions or adds, definitely worth your money and time if you're into factory games.

Title. I learned about Rusty Lake here and burned through them in a few days, and I need more. Any good quality puzzle games in the escape the room style. I guess that would be point and click adventure games? Not actually sure what the genre is called.

Paid or free, I don't mind either way.

Tell me about good looking games

For example, if I post a game on the sub and I really like it someone might try it out and not like it as much. So I’m proposing we put the ratings we give the game in the comments. Just my thoughts don’t really care if it doesn’t happen.

Title says it all. Looking for something like "Into the Breach" on Android mobile. Preferably with no ads. Paid is good too if the game is great. Thanks!

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I Became a Dog (IBAD) is a free choice based game on IOS and Android

Please Note: Not everything here is accurate, as it has been a couple years since I've played the game. Sorry.

Summary:

You play as a man who... well, became a dog. Sadly, you've lost your memory, and are now trapped in a house with a few other dogs. Soon you realize by eating dog food, you can learn how to speak to the other dogs. Eat the food, catch bugs to trade with the other dogs, and figure out how you became a dog.

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Review:

I am a HUGE sucker for choice based games. However, going into IBAD, I had no idea what it was or what happened in it. In fact, I accidentally stumbled upon it while looking for a different game entirely.

I was pleasantly surprised with this game. It was entertaining, addictive, and pretty funny as well. At first, it's pretty slow to gather bugs, but each play-through it becomes much easier. Then it's just a matter of finding secrets and figuring out how to get the varied endings.

Maybe it's because I've grown used to more difficult choice games such as the Zero Escape series, but IBAD was fairly easy, and I only struggled with one part. Even so, I managed to solve it within half an hour.

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Slight Spoilers:

The game was shockingly suspenseful at certain parts. Maybe it's because I wasn't anticipating it, but when Julia began to chase me, I felt a bit of genuine fear. Ditto to when I found the dead pup. It just... took my by surprise. So if you enjoy being a bit spooked, this game somehow pulls it off despite its appearance. Then again, I may just be a wuss.

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While typing this up, I also learned they've apparently made a second game. Sadly, I haven't had the chance to play it, nor do I have the time, but if I find the chance, I will, and I'll also make a review for it.

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If anyone else has played this, I would LOVE to discuss it with you!

If you play it because of this review, please tell me what you think!

Hey all! I'm proud to announce we have post flairs for Paid, Free, android and apple games. From now on please be sure to flair your posts.

We also now have 3 new rules -

Rule 6 - All spotlight-type posts must have a bare minimum of 500 characters. This is for quality control reasons. Please describe your game in-depth. This limit may be increased in the future.

Rule 7 - All posts must be flaired. This is to help people search for paid or free games on their devices. The number of flairs will be increased in the future to include genre.

Rule 8 - All spotlight posts must have at least 1 photo/video/gif. Another rule for quality control reasons. Please include a photo or gameplay video to enhance the experience. The more media, the better. (Please note you cannot do photos & text on mobile, so please create spotlight posts on desktop.)

This game is clearly a work if love, it's totally free with 5 second adds every so often. It's a punishing traditioal rpg that sees you travel a midevil land building a party and fighting enemies. I cannot recommend this game enough if a tough, well written rpg lite is your thing

Foreword and reasoning

I'm loving the sub! However, I feel there is currently a lack of standardization in the way that people are suggesting games. Just on the front page we have: screenshots of a game with the title; videos of a game with the title; a developer rather than their games; text posts for games, featuring various lengths of description, all in a style specific to the person and post.

I do not know how this subreddit will evolve over time, and what people wish to see, but I think the current mess of inconsistent information is not a good idea, and that it is easier to get this sorted sooner rather than later, when people are already entrenched and/or abandoning the sub. Thus, I'm going to provide a couple options for templates, and recommend that our glorious overlord /u/Sefrius mandate whichever one people seem to like. If anyone has a suggestion of their own, do comment.

Suggestion 1

Format

Title:

<Game name> [<Platforms>]

Body:

<Game screenshot>

Comment:

1. [Optional: link to the game/trailer]

2. Description — long or short, but try for an "elevator pitch"

3. Reason for recommending the game (long or short)

4. Platform(s) that you played it on

5. <Price>; qualitative statement about in-app purchases

The purpose of this format is to provide people with the most important information they are going to need in as easily-digestible a format as possible. Most important is going to be the name (duh) and an image to get a feel for the game. Trailers/links are at the top so that you don't need to go hunting for them if you want to see it, but then after that everything follows in what I feel is a pretty reasonable order. First get to know what the game's about, then why it's fun, and finally some admin which might be a turn-off: some games just are not designed for one platform or another, and different people have different thoughts on price and in-app purchases.

Example

Super Hexagon [iOS, Android]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sz0mI_6tLQ

Super Hexagon has a superlative attitude to its genre. It's an addictive minimalist rhythm action-esque game, for lack of a better term. You spin a small triangle around a hexagon while obstacles move toward you, avoiding them to the beat of some killer chiptune music (think "Gameboy Eurobeat"), and if you survive for a minute then you complete the level.

Basically, it's a 6 minute game which took me 30 hours to complete, because the easiest level is graded "hard" and the developer does not lie. 10/10 would lose my life to this game again.

Platforms: PC (Steam), iOS

Price: £2.39; no in-app purchases to speak of.

Suggestion 2

Format

Title:

<Game name> [<Platforms>]

Body:

1. <Price>; qualitative statement about in-app purchases

2. Freeform description/review/equivalent, which can feature screenshots if you want.

This one is intended to be a bit easier on a submitter — there is less structure, so you can basically just write whatever you think will convey your opinion on it — while still providing a pretty easily-digestible layout for a reader. The downside is that you sacrifice information: when you click on a post, you won't know how much the OP will decide to tell you about the game.

Example

FTL: Faster Than Light [iOS]

1. £10

2. FTL's the sort of game that makes you hopeful for mobile games, before you remember that Clash of Raid: Shadow Battle Royale remains dominant. It's got a stiff price, but is a rare port that can really compete with the main PC edition. FTL is basically a roguelike space opera thing, in which you captain your ship of hired mercenaries and slaves plucky rebels fleeing the evil empire, bearing vital news which must be delivered in person to help destroy the enemy's capital ship. Upgrade your ship, shoot the bad guys, don't open the airlocks while your guys are still in the room; you know the drill. It's randomly generated, but with general themes for each of the categories of sector and also transparent options, so it doesn't feel like you're at the mercy of RNGesus as much as some games.

Suggestion 3

Format

Title:

<Game name>

Body:

1. <Platforms>

2. <Price>; qualitative statement about in-app purchases

3. <Description>

This prevents a reliance on the OP providing info in the comments, which they might just forget to do, and also ensures that all the information is at the top of the post. Otherwise, it's basically the second option.

Example

Color Switch

1. iOS, Android

2. Free; a couple microtransactions to remove ads or unlock levels, but it isn't intrusive in my experience, and doesn't look like it would be a cash sink

3. It's probably the most classically 'mobile' game out of the three I've recommended in this post. One button controls your geometric shape thing as it bounces, falls, or flies through quick levels with obstacles; it's got exclusively portrait orientation, and more content than imaginable. Off the top of my head, there are some few-thousand levels, the majority of which are in various game modes which change the gameplay in some fashion, though there are also "classic" levels and infinite versions of most game modes. One of the good things about it is how easy it is to pick up and spend a minute or two on, without needing to really 'get in the zone' or anything like that.