I can enjoy a little grinding if there’s a real sense of progress, but when it becomes the entire game, it gets old quickly. I prefer mobile games that give me something new to look forward to instead of repeating the same tasks.
I really like the guitar app idea because it solves a problem you’ve already noticed yourself. Adding game elements could make practicing less boring and keep people motivated. The business game sounds unusual too, but definitely something I’d be curious to try.
I’ve played a few Gameloft games, and Dungeon Hunter 5 definitely has that polished feel. I like the variety of weapons, armor, and elemental powers. The energy system is frustrating, but I can understand why you still keep coming back to it.
I’ve never tried Clay Jam, but you’ve definitely made it sound fun. I like games that are simple to pick up but still get challenging enough to keep me interested. The claymation style is a nice bonus too.
I’d say Alto’s Odyssey. It’s free, relaxing, and easy to play whenever you’re stuck waiting somewhere. The simple gameplay doesn’t get boring too quickly, and you can enjoy a few minutes without feeling like you need to spend money.
Honestly, I find that annoying too. If I’ve already paid for the game, I shouldn’t have to keep buying power-ups just to get past certain levels. Ignoring the offers is easy, but being forced into them would frustrate me.
I like Hearthstone too. You can start playing just to kill a few minutes, then suddenly realize you’ve been at it for an hour. The strategy is what really keeps me coming back.
Angry Birds is a very funny game to play. Even though it's a mobile phone game, and I don't so much like playing with my smartphone but it's that one game I will keep making an exception for.
Naaah, I don't like Candy Crush Saga. After playing it first time, I felt violated and that was why I never tried it out again. I'm really happy they kept it only on mobile platforms.
I would pick Ketchapp too. Their games are so simple, but somehow you get hooked pretty quickly. Circle and ZigZag are my favorites, especially when I just want something to play while traveling or killing time.
I don't know any game that goes by the name Game of war except for God of War which I've played the whole game released on the franchise. God of War Ragnarok was the last one I played.
Unfortunately, I haven't used any Apple devices for anything. I wouldn't know any old or even new games to play on the platform. I'm strictly playing games on my Android and PS5.
This sounds interesting. I like the idea of combining memory training with UAE history and culture. It seems like a fun way to challenge yourself while learning something new at the same time.
That mission sounds frustrating. I would probably try approaching the hill from different angles and looking for a less obvious path. Sometimes the game hides the intended route pretty well.