r/MobileGaming

Türkiyede son dönemler mobil 2d oyunların ölmeye başladığını gördüm. Play storenin çöplüğe döndüğü bu dönemlerde hangi oyunları oynuyorsunuz? Sizce bir mobil oyun hangi özelliklere sahip olmalı? 2d mobil platformer oyun çıksa oynar mısınız?

-Yakın zamanda mobil 2d platformer bir oyun çıkarmayı düşünüyorum önerilerinizi bekliyorum 😁

Hey everyone,

Spent the last couple of months building this in my spare time and finally feel okay sharing it: packrip.co

It's a browser sim that lets you rip vintage Pokemon booster packs — every set from Base Set (1999) through Black and White era (2012). 51 sets total, around 5,893 cards. Real holo and reverse-holo effects, pull rates that mirror the actual era's odds, a full collection binder, hunt packs that bias toward a card you pick, daily coin economy, pack dust crafting, a daily login calendar.

No signup, no email, no ads, no install. Works on phone too — actually most people play on mobile. Your binder saves locally and optionally syncs across devices via an anonymous UUID (no account, no PII).

I'm a lifelong WotC-era collector and I made this because I missed the feeling of ripping packs as a kid but didn't want to spend $400 a box chasing a single Crystal Charizard. Started showing it to a few collectors, slowly more people found it, last 28 days about 6,600 strangers have been opening packs on it which is wild to me.

If you grew up on Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Neo, e-Card era — give it a rip. Would genuinely love feedback on what feels off.

Hi! I’m looking for recommendations on good build-it type games.

I played the Simpsons Tapped Put for many years, and then they decided to delete the entire game. Now I’ve been playing SimCity Buildit but after the new services update it’s basically unplayable. So I’m looking for the next one to start similar to these who.

I've been searching for story rich pixel art games with survival elements if possible so please recommend me if you know something similar to it.

You can decide everything:

- Genre

- Gameplay

- Story

- Multiplayer or singleplayer

- Progression system

I’m currently building a game and looking for ideas from real players instead of copying trends.

Drop your idea I might actually turn it into a real feature

A game that had great story great gameplay great graphics great music just like PC and console games

My top 10 are

Dead effect 2

Into the dead 2

Modern combat 4

Nova 3

Asphalt legends

Endless nightmare series

The walking dead season 1 and 2 and 3 and Michonne

Minecraft

Stardew valley

Slaughter series

Those are all I can remember right now but they are all unique. What are your top 10 ?

Probably not a hot take, but I am so tired of mobile games built around constant check-ins.

I'm a mom in Texas. Most of my gaming happens in the school pickup line or while dinner's in the oven. I want something I can play for 10 to 15 minutes, feel like I made progress, and then put down without it turning into a penalty.

Instead it's the same cycle: stamina or energy that refills every few hours, daily quests that reset at odd times, timers that finish when I am nowhere near my phone, and popups that basically guilt you into spending money. Even games I like start to feel like another obligation. I do not want a second job. I just want to unwind.

What really bothers me is how deliberate it feels. Miss one day and suddenly you're in a hole: your guild is annoyed, event currency goes to waste, your login streak breaks, your base gets raided, whatever. Relaxing turns into guilt.

Am I the only one who quits the moment a game piles on too many dailies? What are you all playing that actually respects your time and does not punish you for being offline? Bonus points if it works one-handed and does not make my phone feel like a toaster.

I’m thinking of selling my console and maybe using an iPad for light gaming.

Wasn’t sure what the best deal is when switching because I don’t play as much. I just want to be able to have some type of gaming when I’m home sick due to disabilities but seems console gaming can keep me glued to the screen and I don’t really like that. I did a few mobile games on my phone so far and seems better for me as I can play them for few minutes and walk away quickly if needed and no season passes and most games are free in App Store.

Just curious is an iPad probably the best way to go for mobile gaming? My iPhone is older so kind of slow and I don’t want to use my MacBook because that’s mostly for work etc.

Any advice I love consoles but just feel I’m getting to old and tired of buying games yearly.

Thanks!

Also add 1 GTA like game, don't entirely recommend a GTA like game (if you make a list). Thx in advance❤

I mostly play on my phone in short bursts: subway rides, waiting for coffee, lunch breaks. I jump between puzzle games and whatever is easiest to pick up and put down. Last month I reinstalled a couple of old titles to kill time, and somehow I slipped back into the daily login loop.

It started harmlessly - a free chest here, a quick event there. Now I catch myself thinking, "I should open the app before reset so I do not waste stamina." Once I am in, I do a few more things because it feels inefficient not to. I am not spending money, but the mental bandwidth is real.

I like mobile games that respect short sessions and do not punish you for missing a day. I am fine with progression, quests, and even a battle pass if it is not built around FOMO. I just do not want my breaks to turn into chores.

For people who have been through this, what actually worked for you?

1. Genres you find less sticky (premium puzzle games, roguelites, deckbuilders, etc.)

2. Games where you can take a week off and not feel behind

3. Phone settings or habits that helped keep gaming fun (notification rules, time limits, separate folder, etc.)

Bonus points if it scratches the same itch as daily puzzles or simple collection goals without turning into a second job.