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https://sudoku.coach/ is installable as a progressive web app and is probably the best sudoku app I’ve encountered. Extremely customizable and good for learning new solving techniques
I like the board game Risk on mobile, and Lichess.
Vampire Survivors is great!
As is halls of torment
I play territorial.io and geoguessr
Mecharashi has had me kinda hooked lately. It's a mech builder with turn based squad tactics combat. It's got gacha elements but I haven't felt the need to spend any money. Free rewards have been plenty to get the pilots and mechs I want. It's also a noticeably crash free game. I often swap between apps, changing podcasts and whatnot. This makes many games I play crash or return to the login screen, but not this one. Highly recommend.
Game Dev Story was a lot of fun.
Space flight simulator is pretty fun
It is pretty fun. I should download it again
Both KOTOR games have mobiles released that are pretty good
Most games on Apple Arcade is proper games.
CrossMe is great, simple mechanic and hundreds of puzzles to solve.
Amazing brick
Night of the Full Moon Clickpocalypse Atomas Rusted Warfare Luck be a Landlord Magnet Balls 2
If you like basic racing games, mad skills mx 3 is pretty fun once you get the hang of it. Straight rhythm tracks, find the fastest line and set the fastest time to compete with everyone.
Through the ages has expansions and zero other mtx. Super balanced gameplay with pass and play if you need it.
Some PC ports that handle touch controls well, like Xcom 2. And emulators.
I play a game called townsfolk that's pretty fun but it's free for the basic stuff but a one time purchase unlocks a bunch of content.
Orna, it's a gps game like pokemon go but it's a standard kill monsters get loot mmoRPG.
It does have MTX, but I've never bought any and I'm still enjoying myself. It doesn't significantly limit you for not spending like some games.
Ticket to Ride has a mobile version of the board game. It’s simple but very fun and can be replayed a lot. It’s especially nice when you play against bots because you can play so quickly (as opposed to real life).
I used to like Bejeweled 2, Asphalt 6 and Kingdom Rush.
I liked Knights of pen and paper 2, and Hoplite.
But that's about it 🫤
Ppkp and sneak ops are 2 I quite enjoyed :3 there's some other ones too, but those 2 are probably the ones I played the most recently that I put a decent chunk of time into.. for the others I'd probably have to replay to see how they hold up
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