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LeStryfe79

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This is the DELIGHTFUL NINE.
Tens of thousands of hours of gaming in all different genres and settings. Very high quality. Anyway, they don't need a connection and only cost me $30 combined. Took me five years to make this list, and here it is!
 

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Shadorwun: Hong Kong
There's like two other threads about this.
Also Dead Cells and Minecraft do not play great on touchscreen, no.
 

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Heroes of Steel is a real good one, too. Thanks for the list. gotta search dungeons of chaos now. :)
 

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They both play great. Terraria plays like ass.
Anythin real time with virtual buttons plays like wet garbage.
MC's is better but its not ideal. Don't even know how the fuck people play Dead Cells.

EDIT: That's not to say it's not playable, but it's not good (or even nearly as comfortable as a controller).
 

d1r

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N-Gage Worms World Party
N-Gage 2 Reset Generation
 

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I tend to install my games off fDroid and there's this roguelike dungeon crawler game that's open source and been forked a hundred times that's pretty good. Check it out. If you're willing to pay for a closed source game on the app store or whatever check out Threes. It's been ripped off and you can get a free alternative but I don't know how they're monetized and the original creator deserves your three bucks. Can be played entirely offline.
https://shatteredpixel.com/



Also the classic BrickBreaker
 

Just Locus

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The Entire Cut the Rope Franchise(aside from the subway surfers and Talking Tom clone) Is really enjoyable and even the other games from Zaptos(the game company) offer great mobile games as well.
 

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Steve gets a Kidney but I don't even get a tag.
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is a great mini rouge-like and I'd definitely recommend for a phone/tablet.
 

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I haven't played anything but Chess on my phone since Plants vs Zombies was new.
 

EyesOnYou

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1-bit Ninja was good if you like arcades with score-chasing.
Also they solved controls by making you going only forward (however you can use special walls on stages to make you change direction, pretty smart).
Yes, you had to jump off the arrows mid-air. Kewl! Also, chain jumps on heads for lulz and scoring
To be honest, it was so much better than whatever shit Nintendo released as "official mario mobile game", but just like most iOS games from 2008-2014 era (BEST era, before it shifted to f2p gacha apocalypsis, and before Aplle MASSACRED so many apps with 32-bit tragedy), it never gained that much attention.

 

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