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Len posted:I picked up Sentinels of the Multiverse the other day when it was posted. It's actually pretty fun although it took a hot minute for me to really figure out how my team worked together. Some of them I just haven't figured out how to use effectively either but I really liked it. Kind of tempted to pick up the real version now but I have so many deck building style games as is. I have the real version. I think it's a lot of fun but a lot of fellow boardgames geeks feel like it's too deterministic.
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vulturesrow posted:I have the real version. I think it's a lot of fun but a lot of fellow boardgames geeks feel like it's too deterministic. I like it too, and have bought it twice over considering both the steam and real life versions of it. I know some people like to play it like a puzzle, but I feel it really shines when you've got four or so people together who all just play one character and you're not just playing the best characters / counterpicking the boss+environment.
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Aug 6, 2016 03:27
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Yeah I'm a fan of board games where everyone is working towards the same goal.
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Aug 6, 2016 03:28
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Game is great but the art is atrocious. Also needs some sort of campaign play to keep me playing. I am an unmotivated person like that  . And maybe drop a couple of bucks off the DLC, $20 just for the first season is a bit much, even if it is a lot of content.
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Aug 6, 2016 08:24
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Back in the days of flash games, there was one called something like Space Penguin. You'd shoot a penguin from a slingshot, similar to Angry Birds. The object was to land on the moon by using the gravitational pull from near by planets. Is there any game like this on Android?
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Aug 6, 2016 14:27
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E30User posted:Back in the days of flash games, there was one called something like Space Penguin. You'd shoot a penguin from a slingshot, similar to Angry Birds. The object was to land on the moon by using the gravitational pull from near by planets. Is there any game like this on Android? Rabbids Big Bang sounds fairly similar to what you're looking for.
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Aug 6, 2016 15:15
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Is there a cross platform connect 4 game?
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Aug 6, 2016 16:14
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are there any quake 1 engine ports for android that work now? preferable ones that support software rendering but hey im not gonna complain q14a is a darkplaces port that almost works but apparently lolipop broke it and it's been broken for a while
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Aug 6, 2016 16:24
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E30User posted:Back in the days of flash games, there was one called something like Space Penguin. You'd shoot a penguin from a slingshot, similar to Angry Birds. The object was to land on the moon by using the gravitational pull from near by planets. Is there any game like this on Android?
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Aug 6, 2016 16:37
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There is Angry Birds Space but it just adds gravity tricks to the standard "shoot birds, break stuff" formula.
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Aug 6, 2016 18:36
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I have been enlightened. I have downloaded Desert Golfing. The winds, the sands, the putts, the shots, the misses, the hits, the lone cactus. Desert Golfing is love.
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Aug 6, 2016 19:02
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mrkillboy posted:Aw man, this looks good but it also reminds me that Chroma Squad still isn't out on mobile yet Here's what I'm looking for: Turn-based, so it can be put down at any time and pick it back up without problems. If I have to get up unexpectedly to go do something, I don't want to either lose progress or have to say "wait a few minutes while I finish this level". Some kind of progression, with unlocks/upgrades that allow for tackling of harder content. I don't mind, and even enjoy, some Roguelikes, but can't stand the ones that mean a momentary lapse in concentration or a bad tactical choice mean that I'm back to the point where I first installed the game. I don't mind death, goodness knows I died a ton in Guild of Dungeoneering, but the death in there was handled well. A happy medium between the game punishing me severely for my sins and death means nothing would be nice. Playable enjoyably in short bursts, but without artificial limitations that would prevent playing longer if time allows. No ads, no non-cosmetic IAP definitely, preferably no IAP at all, no dual in-game currency where you can do daily quests and slowly grind one kind or pay real money for another. I hope you can all recognize the kind of profit model that I'm talking about. I know that this means that I will have to pay up-front for the game, and I'm cool with that. Some level of tactics and/or customization so it feels like in addition to progressing, I'm also getting better at the game. I tried Battlefleet Gothic Leviathan, and while it was close to what I want, it just wasn't fun to play. It had all the tactical depth one could ever want, but somewhere between considering relative weapon tradeoffs, zones of fire, and ship turning radii, it crossed that ill-defined line between game and work. Something that strikes a balance between no skill required and memorize the rulebook to have a chance to win. Thoughts?
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mrkillboy posted:Looks like The Walking Dead: No Man's Land got an update that adds playable characters you might recognise from the show. I picked this game up after seeing it mentioned here - really very fun. It scratches that gear grinding/character collecting itch, X-COM-like turn based combat, has multiplayer that is fun but not the sole purpose of the game, and all sorts of in game events. My go to game at the moment (leaving 2.5 years of CoC by the wayside as well as Pokemon:Go for it). If you haven't tried it give it a shot. (Can't figure out how to join or make guilds though?) Ignatius M. Meen posted:
I picked this game up and it has been pretty fun - up to level 70? Now. The stamina is really limiting your play time but I've found switching between classes/weapons is key to not running out of ammo (also Axing bitches that are weak). Also Medic class is really OP, fireaxing weak one room enemies to build up heal skill stacks will get you far. Named weapons also help (got a legendary Assault Rifle that I let all classes use for 65 base damage, 85 boosted by class). Just be prepared to only play every few hours vs grinding incessantly. Ceros_X fucked around with this message at 19:20 on Aug 6, 2016 |
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Aug 6, 2016 19:12
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Finally got a smart phone and I'm looking for a couple of simple not-too-resource-intensive-battery-draining coffee break games that have endless replay value. Match 3's and stuff of that nature are welcome! I've already played games like Pixel Dungeon to death on my tablet and I'm not crazy about clicker games.
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Aug 6, 2016 20:19
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New Kairosoft: The Manga Works.
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Deakul posted:Finally got a smart phone and I'm looking for a couple of simple not-too-resource-intensive-battery-draining coffee break games that have endless replay value. Hungry Cat Picross is my first suggestion. If you like word stuff/Boggle, Ruzzle is my second. Ads have gotten a little obnoxious apparently, I bought no-ads but the gf got sick of them quick.
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Knightmare posted:Hungry Cat Picross is my first suggestion. This is still The Best Game™ and recently got another level pack update.
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Aug 6, 2016 23:53
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Knightmare posted:Hungry Cat Picross is my first suggestion. Spellspire is a pretty good word game too, similar gameplay with some RPG-esque overlay. No ads is cheap.
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Pile of Kittens posted:Why on earth would you want to play Ticket to Ride without your friends right there to start a fistfight with over the final scoring phase?? That's the thing, friends introduced me to this game & I'm so bad as a new player it's not even close come the end. Boten Anna posted:If you like trains: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nimblebit.pockettrains&hl=en Thanks for these, though none look too appealing right off I'll try them anyway. Kinda did a bad job explaining why Ticket to Ride is fun for me but I'm not really sure why it takes and Hearthstone types don't. I think part might be that I have a gameboard to stare at instead of a hand of cards/played cards only & the gameboard is the same between games.
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Deakul posted:Finally got a smart phone and I'm looking for a couple of simple not-too-resource-intensive-battery-draining coffee break games that have endless replay value. Triple Town and Threes! always end up finding its way onto every new phone I get. Also Uncharted: Fortune Hunter is a surprisingly great puzzler.
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Aug 7, 2016 01:32
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Azathoth posted:I have been playing the hell out of this lately and I've finally beaten the game and unlocked everything, and now I'm looking for something else to scratch this particular itch. FTL is probably your best bet. Premium game with no IAP. Not quite turn based, but you can pause during battles to issue commands or to resume later. The campaign screen is not real time. There are bunch of ships, each with different configurations and crews, so there is a sense of progression. It definitely requires tactics, and you will die at first. A lot. On easy. Like, a lot a lot. Don't get frustrated, because despite what it seems, it is very beatable. Once you get the hang of it you can almost coast to victory on easy. With some ships I can beat easy every single time. Others are a little more RNG dependant, but I can still win way more often than not.
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Deakul posted:Finally got a smart phone and I'm looking for a couple of simple not-too-resource-intensive-battery-draining coffee break games that have endless replay value. Desert Golfing.
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FTL isn't on Android (yet? Hopefully?)
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Lowness 72 posted:FTL isn't on Android (yet? Hopefully?) I thought it just wasn't phone friendly, but on tablets.
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Lowness 72 posted:FTL isn't on Android (yet? Hopefully?) Huh, you're right. I have an iPad and android phone, so I don't pay a lot of attention to what is on which platform since I have access one way or the other. It's on PC though, and I still highly recommend it.
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nigga crab pollock posted:are there any quake 1 engine ports for android that work now? preferable ones that support software rendering but hey im not gonna complain If you don't mind getting it off the Amazon app store, there's one that works there. Even has controller support built in. It uses Dark Places too, I think. It's called Q-Touch. I have it on my Shield Portable.
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Enigma posted:Huh, you're right. I have an iPad and android phone, so I don't pay a lot of attention to what is on which platform since I have access one way or the other.
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Aug 7, 2016 05:15
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Stat command will scratch the ftl itch.. it's very much ftl lite.
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Aug 7, 2016 05:42
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Looking for a good golf game. I have desert golfing, super stickman golf, and I've got neo turf wars (might be forgetting the name) wishlisted. Any others? I really love the early-90s pc golf aesthetic, if any game has that going for it. 
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Aug 7, 2016 17:30
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Flappy Golf. The name says it all, and it is legitimately fun. It was created for a "flappy" game jam but they've added more stuff since then. It's made by the Stickman Golf people.
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Aug 7, 2016 18:26
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I'm digging Tracky Trains but it runs like poo poo on my Galaxy S5. If I use any train with more than 4 cars it slows way down and the input lag makes it unplayable. Anyone else experience this? Is there a fix?
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Aug 7, 2016 18:41
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Hobo Clown posted:I'm digging Tracky Trains but it runs like poo poo on my Galaxy S5. If I use any train with more than 4 cars it slows way down and the input lag makes it unplayable. Anyone else experience this? Is there a fix? This was also my experience, and the only fix I found was to uninstall it.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:Flappy Golf. The name says it all, and it is legitimately fun. It was created for a "flappy" game jam but they've added more stuff since then. It's made by the Stickman Golf people. Well, I tried it, it's alright, but I don't think it really clicks with me. More general question: What are some of the best sports games (I don't care what sport) that aren't riddled with IAP or timers? Some are fine, but when most of the game is behind an unending paywall, that sucks. I don't mind premium app costs when it's the full thing (like Neo Turf Masters).
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Well, I tried it, it's alright, but I don't think it really clicks with me. I recommend Motorsport Manager
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Aug 10, 2016 09:01
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Pro strategy football is pretty great.
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Aug 10, 2016 12:21
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Reigns is a new card-based casual strategy/CYOA-kinda game where as a monarch you make rulings for your kingdom by swiping cards left or right (like Tinder) while trying to balance support from the church, military etc. It's pretty interesting, and while I was a bit concerned whether there's enough content in the game to justify the $3 price tag, it looks like there's actually quite a bit of stuff to uncover.
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Aug 10, 2016 13:30
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mrkillboy posted:New Kairosoft: The Manga Works. Has anyone actually given this a shot? It seems close enough to Game Dev that it might be interesting.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Well, I tried it, it's alright, but I don't think it really clicks with me. I like both College Football Coach and Pro Football Coach. They are extremely simple games compared to Pro Strategy Football, but I still got some entertainment out of them trying to turn awful programs into national championship powerhouses.
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Just noticed that it's been three months since my last Google Opinion Survey. As far as I know, I've never fallen into one of those "this place doesn't exist" traps or answered too strangely, but I sent feedback to see if they'll tell me if i got flagged somehow.
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delfin posted:Just noticed that it's been three months since my last Google Opinion Survey. As far as I know, I've never fallen into one of those "this place doesn't exist" traps or answered too strangely, but I sent feedback to see if they'll tell me if i got flagged somehow. It's been 10 months since my last survey. Instead I get google asking me questions about locations like whether they deliver. I think I've been moved to the free survey platform 
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