I run a small IT consultant firm, and for the past 6 years we have been working with startups, medium clients and big clients. BUT, my dream is to run a indie studio, creating games that players love to play. So we took a gamble... All the money we have earned from our consultant business we put into setting up a small indie studio to develop games about a year ago. We realeased two test games to teach the team about mobile development and for the past 6 months we have been working on our first "real" game. Monkey King - Legend of Heroes. Since I love the lore of Sun Wukong, I knew I wanted to make a game with him as the main character. So we created a semi-idle RPG game with a mix of Tower Defense into it. You play as Sun Wukong and you summon the Chinese Zodiacs as Heroes to help you  rid the land of Zombies. What do you think, did I make the right decision following my heart or should I kept the profitable consultant business?

Hey hey! While I don't usually dabble in Bullet Heavens, I'd recently been directed towards Joychasing Games, Return To Abyss. Now, while I've already done a quick review of this game, I have (by this point) nearly doubled my initial playtime. Admittedly, the title of this article isn't inaccurate, as I was able to make a healthy degree of progress even as I piled my way through a small pile of peanut butter sandwiches. Still, that does leave the question- was this bullet-heavy rogue-lite a casual bit of fun, or was it an abysmal experience?

Magic Chronicle: Isekai is a mobile auto-battling RPG that puts players into the boots of a summoner, a special individual capable of calling forth great heroes from across time and history to aid us on our quest: to defeat the demonic forces that seek to restore the Demon Crystal. It is up to you, the summoner, to rally heroes and defeat the hordes of demons that stand in your way. You assemble a team of five heroes and take to each level, duking it out with a set number of enemies you have to defeat. Your characters will automatically target and attack nearby foes, making full use of their equipment and arsenal to do so. Every hero also has a special yellow bar that unleashes an ultimate skill once fully charged. These attacks can really turn the tide when things get hairy.

Pros Graphics top notch Gatha rates pretty decent Finally an idle game with meaningful story Huge map to play with many different battlegrounds Auto is optional to get you onto quests but you might miss some chests/gold/dust Battle mechanics There is some pvp in an unusual form it's called honor duel You can create your own character Every class need different weapons but the good thing is that you don't equip any on you characters but on the classes

🎊 Global Release Now Live!! 🎉 Dear Adventurers, the craziest dark fairytale Idle RPG, Madtale, is now available! Download now and embark on a Dark Fairytale Adventure, DARE YOU? Please check our FAQ for more details about the official launch! 📢Madtale Official Launch FAQ: >> What is Madtale? Madtale is a time-saving and strategic idle RPG with a dark fairytale theme. You will enjoy thrilling rogue-like adventures, battle with enemies with the help of your unbeatable team, and get tremendous rewards effortlessly!

Embark on a strategic journey as you shape the destiny of Avan in "Champions of Avan." This review delves into the depths of this idle mining game, exploring its narrative, gameplay mechanics, and overall appeal. Background Story: Avan, a modest village in the mystical land of Rokmyer, sets the stage for your strategic prowess. Starting with meager resources, the game unfolds into an epic tale of city-building and conquest, promising historical significance within its virtual world.

This stunningly beautiful, immersive, and highly interactive puzzle game finally has its official guide out! Swipe left to reveal the answers and see how sharp your detective skills really are. Your love is our motivation—if this post gets more than ten likes, we'll drop the next guide tomorrow! 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🔍🌸 🎮 Presenting the comic-style detective puzzle game "The Flower of Evil"

A run-and-gun homage to its retro roots that introduces a fresh and captivating art style in 2.5D My Gameplay on TikTok 📖 Storyline: Our protagonist is Marco Rossi, a computer expert serving the Peregrine Falcons special forces squadron, busy defeating the army led by the revived General Donald Morden!  The hand-drawn posters are very beautiful, while waiting for a new stage to load, and the funny text/voice dialogues with his traveling companions.

Souls is definitely a case where if you've played any idle gacha RPG in the past five years or so, you know exactly what you're getting out of it. Auto-combat that can be played out at double speed? Check. A big roster of characters of different rarities to pull from the gacha and tempt to you to spend money? Yup. An endless parade of upgrades to characters, equipment, and more to keep you playing forever? You know it.

Total size when I play this game is 1 GB, Idle auto fire fighter aircraft with various models with classic 1945 game titles, At the end of the tutorial we will be given 2 tier 10s which will be merged into 1 rare-legendary main fighter aircraft, with random chance. Players are given the freedom to choose to be a free player or pay player. Apart from merging from tier 1 to tier 10, tier 10 is obtained from completing events and increasing account levels.

Most indie devs try to make icons that “look cool.” I did the same for years, and it cost us thousands of downloads over time. The app icon has one purpose, and one purpose only: Trigger enough emotions so that the player clicks your listing. Here is a few things I learned about creating the perfect app icon: 1. Bright colors win Your App Icon competes with thousands of others, stronger colors will make your icon stick out. 2. Angry or Sad faces convert better than happy ones. This is something I actually learned from YouTube Thumbnail theory. In my old company we boosted visitors by 24% by JUST going from Happy -> Sad face. 3. Simplicity beats details The icon is so small so it is important that the icon isn't too cluttered. For Monkey King: Legend of Heroes, we first used a clean blue icon with our main character(see the image) Then we swapped it for a bright red icon with an angry Monkey King… Store listing visitors increased by 109% in one week. It is quite simple: your app icon is not a decoration. It is an emotional trigger that decides if someone will visit your store page or not.

Hi everyone,
 I'm a solo developer and I recently released my mobile idle RPG Tidle on Google Play. It's inspired by classic MMORPGs like Tibia, idle mechanics, and text-based adventures. I've been working on it after hours for quite a while and would love to hear your thoughts. Key features: * Idle RPG combat system with real-time progression * World map with regions and exploration * 100+ enemies, boss fights, and difficulty scaling * Crafting, amulets, passive upgrades * Reputation system, loot, and offline progression * No ads, playable offline with online features Google Play link:
 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tidle I'm looking for honest feedback - good or bad - on the gameplay, UX, balance, or anything else that stands out. Every opinion helps me improve and keep the project growing. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy it if you give it a try.
- QcyqApps

We will embark on a mind-blowing eco-odyssey into the mind of a child My Gameplay on YouTube 📖 Storyline: Amid the daunting specters of environmental destruction and climate change, an introverted young hero, Domino, will embark on a dreamlike journey into the depths of his dreams.  It is an interactive and engaging Pascolinian narrative experience (at times reminiscent of the naive figures of "The Little Prince") which invites you to travel through a world in which the alarming manifestations of global warming and ecological challenges will put ingenuity and determination to the test. to avoid global catastrophes

Game: Rebel Bots: Epic War PvP Clash Platform: Mobile Genre: Online PvP / Tower Defense / Pay to Win Released: November 20th 2023 Price: Free to Play & Pay to Win Overview A very delightful nostalgic experience. I have not actively engaged in playing games of this genre for a considerable period of time, ever since I stopped playing the Clash of Clans series a few years after its initial release. I have fond memories of the enjoyable experience of collaborating with fellow clan members, assisting them in safeguarding their bases, and providing valuable insights into optimal layout strategies and defensive requirements. Rebel Bots: Epic War aligns precisely with my preferences. However, the primary concern that I find impossible to ignore is the blatant contempt for gamers, such as myself, who seek more strategic gameplay that is not determined by the extent of financial resources in their possession.

The beautiful archaeologist will look for any clue to find her mother 📖 Storyline: After discovering that her mother is not dead, but trapped in an unknown place, her father's studies on the island of Avalon come to her aid, but traces soon appear on her path that have little to do with British legends, and which are based on Nordic mythology. 🎮 Gameplay: The plot is told exclusively through textual dialogues between Lara and her friends but the settings are the same as the PS2 & PS3 version, just as the pitfalls that the protagonist will face in both the 3D and 2D versions are very similar, this the last one was created to meet the needs of those who owned a terminal less accustomed to polygonal graphics.  In its 3D version, the game is heavily constrained which does not allow Lara to perform certain movements: movement within the locations is pre-established, while the 2D version is free to go anywhere.  The 2D mobile version presents itself in a decidedly more pleasant and accessible way, in the form of a classic platformer in which you have to find the exit from the stages mainly by climbing.  Controlling Lara is very simple and intuitive, with a good number of actions that can be performed, interspersed among other things with the same puzzles that distinguish the 3D version for consoles.

Micro organisms take over the human brain. Humans become out of control My Gameplay on TikTok 📖 Storyline: Billy is a scientist and technology programmer at Raincode affiliated with the government-owned Zyrec company with the goal of developing science in medicine, pharmacy, research and development for the survival of many people.  Billy, returning home after a day of work, notices that the city is being hit by forest fires, the fog of smoke covers the city and the air gradually becomes unbreathable.  Unintentionally, in the laboratory, Dr. Rudy is exposed to microorganisms that begin to numb his body and lose control of the human brain.  From then on the entire population is infected, the side effect of which is hunger for food and thirst for blood!  In the meantime, a Zyrec helicopter comes to the aid of Doctor Rudy, carrying a group of scientists, but the infection spreads in the cockpit, creating chaos until it crashes into a tunnel that crosses the city.  At that moment Billy is crossing it and the crash traps him, crushed by the rubble, in the basement.  His only concern is his daughter Alice.  And so the exploration begins in the dark because the power went out due to the accident.  From this moment on he will try to escape from the building by solving puzzles, chasing actions and eliminating zombies.

Full Gameplay ⬇️ Engaging story, inconsistent pacing, satisfying overall exerience.

If you're looking for a unique , casual, offline idle game then this one is for you. A cute game to play when you're feeling sad. Most important enjoy the gameplay, it's simple and entertaining !!!

In a nutshell: Basically an idle game and classic MMO hybrid, WEIRD mix and if you're not into idle games skip it, but if the genres are something you like you're gonna love this. Pros: Super cute, BEAUTIFUL graphics and original art style More interaction between character and the world than ANY other idle games and its not even close, it has actual world exploration, with lots of lore to uncover on each location

The advantages of having a high-end gaming smartphone compared to a PC, home consoles and headsets are quite predictable: Smartphones cost less and are and have the immediacy of being very easy to use hardware!  On the other hand, it is highly customizable, in the case of Android compared to iOS, and, having significant spending power, it is possible to have hardware that best exploits the potential of the highest performing video games.  Furthermore, smartphones are increasingly becoming small consoles compared to products such as Steam Deck, Nintendoswicht, Rog Ally and Lenovo!  Compared to the latter they have the advantage of immediacy: Just download any title from the PlayStore and beyond and with a simple tap you can get into the fun, all this without using any external accessory (controller and/or joypad) but only the touch of our fingers .  Today a tripleAAA title on mobile allows any player to have fun wherever they want with games of the same technical level as high-performance hardware.  Suffice it to say that gamers play mostly on smartphones, only a small percentage use dedicated consoles or PCs.  It should not be forgotten that those who play on mobile can also be considered a regular player and not just a so-called casual one, this is mainly linked to the performance in terms of fluidity of mid-range and top-of-the-range smartphones without forgetting gaming phones.  It is no coincidence that recent rumors speak of the imminent opening of a mobile store by Microsoft, currently known as the Xbox Mobile Platform for the distribution and optimization of titles on smartphones.  I don't see it as completely unlikely that in a few years, given the latest titles arriving on the PlayStore: "Kingdom: The Blood", "Undawn", "Lost Future", "Assassin's Creed: Codename Jade", Finding City", "Fornite", etc. both tablets and top-of-the-range smartphones can offer the gaming performance of a nextgen or even midgen console. However, smartphones are increasingly becoming options that can be used to play more advanced games: Ray tracing, streaming, multiplayer, etc. Android and iOS they also have a vast library of games that we can easily synchronize our progress across all devices and get shorter rounds lasting 10-30 minutes, excellent if we are walking around and waiting for someone (the PlayStation portal follows the same reasoning but weighs more and it's bulky.) Additionally, many developers are moving their PC, console and headlhed titles to smartphones as they get more performance and power, plus tests show that Steam Deck only gets two to eight hours of gameplay, the Nintendo Switch four hours, Rog Ally one hour, etc.  while a smartphone allows up to 22 hours of video playback if high-end we will probably get less than half that number.  However, one of the obvious advantages that most smartphones have over dedicated gaming devices is fast charging.  Steam Deck doesn't support various fast charging standards, while Nintendo Switch only supports up to 30W. And while smartphone charging speeds vary, popular devices typically charge at 45W or higher, allowing you to charge faster.  Mobile devices are also useful just for games but also for surfing the Internet and watching films, which is not possible with headsets;  it is no coincidence that rumors specify a Nintendo Switch 2 equipped with a camera.  It must also be said that the smartphone cannot beat the handheld game console controller.  Despite the flexibility provided by touch screens, physical buttons and joysticks are still better for aggressive and reactive games but that's not to say… the mechanics have limited longevity compared to the touchscreen.  This is because you can use tactile response (i.e. the feel of the controls) to move around the game.  Plus, additional action icons on the screen enable higher performance with more precise control!  So, is it better to have a mobile phone or a console?  The premise to make is that, for some years, smartphone manufacturers have been releasing extremely powerful products on the market made specifically for mobile gamers, often much more powerful than classic portable consoles.  Giant strides have also been made in the study of peripherals suitable for mobile games.  To draw conclusions, mobile gaming is a phenomenon that really exists and which now represents a backbone of the gaming industry, supported by a vast range of productions of various levels, capable of offering high-quality gaming experiences.  Of course, junk titles exist on smartphones just as they exist on consoles, but it's up to the good player to identify which ones are right for him and which ones are better to avoid.