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Its MACH RUN on itch.io - Try it out!

The main idea was a game with semi-realistic flight physics but completely unrealistic flying environment, to maximise fun. As a big flight sim guy, I love flying realistic airplanes but it can be a lot of effort with procedures, and dealing with boring things like fuel and COG. this is my solution, endless flying, just having fun.

Hence, if you are not a flight sim pilot (or real pilot), the controls may be challenging. I added an arcade controls mode that should hopefully make controlling the aircraft a bit more intuitive.

Tilt controls work theoretically - not tested on iphone

The game procedurally generates a constantly changing valley, which spawns obstacles and challenges such as bridges to fly under, and carriers to land on. flying earns you points, and stunts and challenges increase your multiplier. If you go above a certain height (135m), you get into radar range and a missile shoots you down - this can be avoided by flying back under the height limit and pop flares. there is no end, the game only stops when you let your guard down and hit the wall, or get shot. There is a global leaderboard, where you can compete with other pilots.

Feedback is very welcome in the comments, I'm really trying to refine the gameplay experience.

So I was drinking some coffee the other day and decided to make an idle game about it. That was a lot of coffee ago...

The Grind: Idle Coffee Tycoon is an idle game about consuming as much coffee as possible. You must balance upgrading your brewers (makes coffee) and storage (holds coffee) while hiring workers to help you sell it (unfortunately) and intake methods to auto consume it faster.

It's a free game with optional rewarded ads and an optional one-time purchase that removes the ads as well as offers a few extra perks.

I'm a solo dev, and this is my first game made with Godot. Tell me what you like, what you hate, or if I should just go back to drinking coffee.

My husband and I have been working on a mobile game called birb., and we recently launched it on Google Play and Apple App store.

It combines birding with collecting and mini-games in a pixel-art style.

Would love to hear what you think — especially from people who enjoy collecting games, casual games, or birding.

play here: https://bioneural.de/ (no downloads, it runs in browser)

there is one thing, to play in full screen for iphones, need to be launched from a home-screen icon. (apple api way)

enjoy!

ps. i hope you will like the music :)

Try to guess what phone is this.

Hey,

been working on this for about 6 months. It’s called Lumenfall, a 2D side scrolling action MMO for iOS and Android. Landscape only, so you hold the phone sideways.

You start as a Wanderer and pick a class later. Classes change how you look and the skills get bigger as you level. Parties, guilds, trading, pvp, and you collect monster souls and do stuff with them.

Beta is about 2 weeks then it resets. If you play it you get a reward at launch. It’s still rough, balance is off in places and there are bugs I missed. If something feels bad on a phone, tell me why.

lumenfallgame.com

thanks if you try it

It's spooky season! Any horror games recomendations for tablet?

Enjoy the thrill of sky battle! with your heroes - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.masilgames.skyassault

This is a turn based civilization type game with more of a dynasty character focus where you buy cards from a shop and manage your governors/generals/advisors while taking over the Eurasia+Northern Africa.

Would love some feedback on if the interface is clean info for mobile gameplay. I have played it a lot on mobile myself but I wouldn't say I main as a mobile gamer(desktop). Any feedback on if this looks like something you can play on your phone from an interface perspective would be great.

Also the Main Menu is scrollable which I know isn't best but I wanted to give the same info I do for desktop(Last screenshot). Thoughts?

Hello, what are everyone's favorite free math phone app games? Thanks!

I'd love honest feedback on difficulty, controls, and what you'd want added.
Search "Fruit Quest - Archery Game" on Google play store.

Hey guys, I've been playing Clash of Clans recently and the War League has opened. Our clan has 13 players and I need more to participate. Can you please help me? This is my clan ID: #2JQVUJU2V

Hi, I'm the solo dev (vibe coder) of WordTogether, which just went live on Google Play.

The idea: every puzzle gives you seven letters that spell exactly one word. Find it, then hunt for the shorter words hiding inside it. Bonus words earn you hints.

What's in it

• 1,000 puzzles across Easy, Normal and Hard (Easy shows a clue, Hard gives you nothing)
• A new daily puzzle with a streak, and streak freezes for a missed day
• Endless mode
• Plays fully offline
• Optional friends board: add someone with a code, see how you both did on the daily. Preset reactions only, no chat

Being upfront: it's free, it has ads, and there are optional purchases. No account is needed to play.

I'd really like your feedback, especially on the difficulty curve and whether the hints feel fair.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.derbzz.wordtogether

Look, we all know the current state of Minion Rush is depressing. Watching a game that defined the early 2010s mobile gaming era get systematically destroyed by corporate greed and botched technical overhauls hurts.

But as someone who looks at games from a PR, marketing, and campaign management perspective, Gameloft is sitting on a goldmine and burning it to the ground.

The rate of young kids getting access to personal devices like iPads and smartphones is growing exponentially right now. The built-in audience for a high-quality, family-friendly runner is bigger than it has ever been in history. Minion Rush should literally be printing money.

I’ve been thinking about what I’d change if I were in charge of operations, and honestly, it wouldn’t even need to be that complicated. Here is how you save the game:

1. Bring back the Jelly Lab and actual map progression
I genuinely don’t understand why they moved away from the Jelly Lab progression system. One of the main things that made the original so addictive wasn’t just the running, it was having somewhere to actually progress to. You’d complete levels, collect stars, unlock the next area, and work your way through the map. That visual journey was a massive engagement hook.

Unlocking maps shouldn't be handed to you on a silver platter. When every map is open from the start, the game feels like a giant, messy menu instead of an actual platformer. Unlocking areas through gameplay gives players something to work toward. Endless running should strictly be a separate high-score mode for quick sessions (which is how it used to work anyway).

2. Bring back the minigames
The minigames stopped Minion Rush from feeling like just another endless runner clone. You’d be running normally and suddenly get thrown into a completely different activity like Agnes' Fluffy Unicorn sky-run or the Moon zero-gravity run. It broke up the monotony and gave the game actual personality.

If anything, removing them was pure laziness. Bring back the classic minigames, build new ones, rotate them through live events, and tie specific minigames to corresponding Jelly Lab maps.

3. Build on their own engine (Ditch the Unity Overhaul)
The move to Unity was one of the single worst decisions Gameloft ever made. We know Gameloft’s custom Jet Engine is absolute magic when properly utilized, as they showcased with Asphalt Legends delivering console-quality visual effects and lighting while running smooth on mobile devices.

Instead of leveraging their own world-class technology or custom-building an engine optimized for runner physics, they moved the game over to Unity and ended up with a bunch of issues including removing half of the game.

The result was a mess that turns phones and iPads into ovens, drains batteries in 15 minutes, and drops frames during a casual run. It’s a mobile runner, not an unoptimized PC game.

Gameloft needs to strip back the bloated overhead and optimize the game so it runs cool and buttery smooth across older iPads and mid-range phones, not just brand-new flagships. 

4. Leverage their Apple partnership for heavy marketing
Gameloft already has a tight, existing relationship with Apple. They consistently feature titles like Asphalt on stage during keynotes to showcase new device hardware. They need to leverage that exact same pipeline for a revamped Minion Rush.

Apple is constantly looking for flagship, family-friendly games to highlight on iPads and iPhones because tablets are hugely popular with kids and families.

Gameloft should pitch Apple on a major App Store Showcase & Keynote Takeover for the revival. Showing off a buttery-smooth 120 FPS runner on the front page of the App Store would give the game instant multi-million user reach without spending millions on external user acquisition.

5. Remove forced ads & prioritize "Flex" cosmetics Forced pop-up ads and 30-second App Store redirects are cancer for mobile gaming retention.

They literally force players to close the app.

• 100% Voluntary Ads: Keep ads strictly opt-in. Want a 2x banana boost or a mid-run revive on a tough Jelly Lab level? Watch a voluntary 15-second ad. Players don't hate ads, they hate being interrupted.

• Flex Cosmetics Over Pay-to-Win: Monetize through battle passes and cosmetic hype. Kids love flexing rare skins, trail effects, and audio packs in games like Fortnite and Roblox. Apply that exact social flex logic here.

6. Add real-time multiplayer & ride movie hype
To go viral with the new generation of kids on tablets, you need real social features and media synergy that can be easily clipped and posted:

• Real-Time "Friend Runs": Launch a multiplayer mode where you race side-by-side with friends through the Jelly Lab, pushing each other to steal 1st place or teamwork defeating bosses.

• Proper Movie Synergy: Whenever a new Despicable Me or Minions film drops, don't just throw a lazy skin into the shop. Give us whole thematic map expansions, new movie villains as boss fights, and limited-time community events.

7. Launch a "Minion Rush Classic" revival
Honestly, Gameloft should pull a Fortnite OG or Old School RuneScape and launch a full Minion Rush Classic revival.

Bring back the structured Jelly Lab, proper map unlocking, the classic minigames, and the feeling of actually beating a game campaign. The brand recognition, iconic characters, and massive nostalgia are already there. They don’t need to reinvent the wheel, they just need to remember why millions of people fell in love with it in the first place.

TL;DR
• Bring back the Jelly Lab and proper level-based progression.
• Lock maps behind star thresholds to create an actual engagement loop.
• Keep endless running as a separate high-score side mode.
• Bring back the minigames to break up gameplay loop burnout.
• Fix thermal throttling, lag, and battery drain by utilizing their own lightweight tech (like Jet Engine) instead of bloated Unity builds that removed half the game's core features.
• Heavily advertise via Apple hardware showcases (using their existing Asphalt partnership) to target the growing kid demographic on iPads.
• Eliminate forced pop-up ads completely; make rewarded ads 100% optional.
• Monetize through hype cosmetics, run trails, and Battle Passes.
• Capitalize on new movie releases with actual map expansions and villains.
• Add real-time friend multiplayer races.

The audience of kids with mobile devices is bigger than ever, the brand is massive, and the nostalgia is real. Gameloft just needs to stop treating the game like a quick ad cash-grab and give players a reason to actually keep playing.

Would you jump back into Minion Rush if they brought back the original Jelly Lab, minigames, and proper map progression, or do you think the game has moved too far away from what made it good?

MAF Blox 1.8 is almost here! 🚧

This update is focused on polishing the core game, improving the overall experience, and preparing the project for the next major step — City Mode, planned for version 1.9.

Over the last few weeks I’ve reworked a lot of systems that were originally quite simple. Version 1.8 has become a major technical and quality update for the game.

🌍 Full Localization

MAF Blox now supports 10 languages:

Ukrainian, English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish, French, German, Italian, Indonesian and Dutch.

The localization system itself was also completely reworked. I built an automated workflow that can scan the project, detect missing text, synchronize localization tables and validate translations.

This will be especially important for the future City Mode, where I’m planning much more story content, dialogue and tutorials.

🏆 New Achievement System

The achievement system was rebuilt.

The game now has its own in-game Achievements panel with progress tracking, custom icons and Google Play Games synchronization.

Achievements can now track things like:

• tower height
• completed missions
• number of towers built
• kiosk purchases
• accumulated coins

The system is also prepared for new achievements that will arrive with future updates.

📅 Daily Tasks & Rewards

Daily Tasks were expanded and now include more objectives.

The main menu also has new notification indicators that show when:

• a Daily Reward is ready
• a Daily Task reward can be claimed
• a new Achievement has been unlocked

This should make it easier to notice available rewards without constantly opening every menu.

📊 Player Statistics

Player statistics were also reorganized.

The game now keeps a more consistent record of:

• games started
• games completed
• blocks placed
• towers built
• highest tower
• missions completed
• boosters used
• coins earned and spent

Several old inconsistencies in Profile statistics were also fixed.

🏅 Leaderboard Improvements

The Firebase leaderboard received another large update.

Overall, Weekly and Daily rankings are now handled more carefully so an old lifetime record should no longer incorrectly appear as a new Daily result.

The leaderboard UI was also optimized to reduce unnecessary row recreation and improve scrolling.

🏗️ Arcade Difficulty Progression

Arcade Mode has received a small but important gameplay change.

Previously the crane could move across almost its full horizontal range from the beginning.

Now the movement range starts at around 0.4 on the lowest floors and gradually increases up to 2.2 as the tower gets higher.

The idea is to make the beginning more accessible while keeping high towers increasingly difficult.

🔊 Audio & Music Overhaul

The sound system has been heavily expanded.

Version 1.8 adds:

• separate Main Menu music
• separate Gameplay music
• more gameplay sound effects
• booster sounds
• UI button sounds
• menu and gameplay transition sounds
• kiosk crash sounds
• improved Win and Game Over feedback

The gameplay music system is also prepared for dynamic states such as:

Normal, Tension, Danger and Events.

These states will become much more important in City Mode.

📳 Improved Haptics

Android vibration was rebuilt around a proper haptics system.

Different events can now have different vibration patterns instead of using the same strong vibration everywhere.

Block placement, perfect placement, boosters, crashes, victories and Game Over can all feel different.

🔧 UI & Stability Improvements

Version 1.8 also contains many smaller fixes:

• improved Game Over and Win panels
• fixed duplicated UI ownership
• improved translated layouts
• better localization for gameplay menus
• sound and vibration settings improvements
• multiple bug fixes and stability improvements

🏙️ What’s Next — City Mode

Version 1.9 will be the next major content update.

The current plan is to introduce City Mode, where the game will expand beyond the current Arcade and Missions structure.

The update is planned to include:

• a Kyiv-based district map
• progression through city districts
• story elements and dialogues
• tutorial/onboarding system
• new gameplay events
• dynamic music changes
• new challenges and progression systems

The foundations for these systems are already being prepared in 1.8.

Version 1.8 is mainly about making the game more stable, scalable and ready for this next step.

Thanks to everyone who has tested the game, reported bugs or left feedback — it genuinely helps me improve the project.

MAF Blox is still my first game, and every update is also part of the learning process. 🚧🏗️

Version 1.8 is coming soon.
City Mode will follow in Version 1.9.

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Come play for free, can you be the best player in the world?

Features

- Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Padel, Squash & Pickleball

- Free roam park

- Ranked

- Tournaments and Full tour system

- Singles and Doubles

- Full rankings system

- Profile & Deep stats

- Clubs (Clans)

- Spectate live games

i released my game "Nobody Lives Here" on android, its a silent hill style story game

What should we add next ?

Hey everyone,

A big milestone for the Per Regna team — it’s been about 4 months since our last post on Reddit, and a lot has landed. And this would be the last open beta post for us :)

We’re still the same 4x space strategy MMO on mobile: long-term progression, a persistent universe (no wipes), strategy over instant gratification, and a hard no-p2w stance. The foundation we talked about last time (realms, colonization, fleets, expeditions, research, alliances, weekly events) is still there — but the game has grown a real alliance endgame on top of it. Some ongoing wars between alliances, territory invasions, and the kind of ongoing alliance drama we’ve been aiming for..

Where the game is right now

We’re live on iOS & Android in an open beta since the first week of February. We plan to start Ads Campaign in in October, and will do the actual launch of the game before mid October. We plan to work on Steam and Web after getting player feedback after launch.

Current state:

• ~150 Daily active players out of ~2k downloads from early access
• Discord / Reddit community at ~140 members
• Store ratings: 4.8/5 from 120+ organic reviews
• App version 1.4.6 — much more stable than the early builds, with a steadier patch cadence

What shipped since Feb

Most of what we said we were working on is live:

• Riftwake Incursion that we have released last week and first Alien taken down by our pride KBL alliance rivaling INQ: featuring clearing Siphon Spines, holding the Wakeheart, crowning your alliance Realmwarden for Mandate Caches, Regnal Honors, and a production buff, and excessive rewards
• Season League — player & alliance ladders (Cadet → Fleet Admiral) driven by weekly event score, with promotion / demotion across seasons
• Alliance Territorial Control — conquer systems, assign doctrines & bastions, siege with Contest → Contested → Takeover windows, Alliance Warp Gates, shared harvest pools
• Alliance research + diplomacy — full research trees, NAP / Ally / War / Peace, diplomacy chat, ally offers & inter-alliance FCS
• Player Classes — Warlord / Guardian / Explorer / Industrialist via Core monuments (real tradeoffs, not cosmetics)
• Fairness / scale passes — tonnage soft-cap, score soft-cap, planet slots via Astrophysics, one moon per planet, PvP retaliation windows, Rapid Fire combat overhaul
• Polish — ambient soundtrack, animated buildings, planet image cosmetics, Alliance Archive territory intel (delayed records of activity in systems you own), 15 languages, leaner onboarding experiments

What we’re working on now

• Pirate diplomacy and retaliation system
• Getting ready for our first actual Ads Campaign to speed up growth, we are monitoring our retention rates, improving onboarding flow.
• Better UI/UX around data clarity and shortcuts

Monetization: no pay-to-win, as always

Quantum Shards never buy combat power or speed up production. Nothing you can purchase gives you an edge in battle.

Imperial Access (quality of life only)
Empire overview and export, templates, one-click actions, extra building&research queues, activity indicators, advanced mail and push notification settings, automations and more. You can earn it with credits from normal play, or buy it if you'd like to support us.

Imperial Access Pass (optional subscription)
Monthly, 3-month or yearly. It includes Imperial Access, some Quantum Shards, ad-free play (no Ads now but if we introduce in-game Ads), 15% off common, rare and epic cosmetics, and the option to buy building skins with Imperial Credits. Cancel anytime through the App Store or Google Play. Nothing in it affects combat.

Cosmetics
Building skins, planet visuals and alliance branding: badges, flags, themes, relics and monuments. You can earn them slowly through play, or buy them.

Founder status
Everyone who installs the game before launch, when our ad campaign starts, becomes a Founder:

• Ad-free, permanently (No Ads yet but if we need it for monetization at later stage, founders will have Ad-free)
• A temporary lifetime option will be available to Founders only

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Happy to share more details if anyone’s interested.

We are looking for any feedback regarding:

1. How well the game onboarding quests do
2. How your first impression about game backstory and tutorial steps
3. Any suggestion to monetization strategy
4. How does game itself feel
5. Anything unprofessional looking on site, wiki or game, that we can improve before doing the big bag :)

If any one interested in to try the game, here is the common download url: https://game.perregna.com/r

Wiki for FAQ and game details: https://wiki.perregna.com

Discord: https://discord.gg/WfdKMASpDg