What's your favourite mobile game?

[RNotteLovesOwls]

back in the day, my favorite mobile games were plants vs zombies, cut the rope, fruit ninja, angry birds, and minecraft pocket edition. the classics when it comes to mobile games, these 5 have yet to be beat in my eyes. these days, i don’t play much mobile games, whether due to microtransactions or an overstimulating design. that said, i do have a love-hate relationship with genshin impact. it’s both a really well-made game with great art and animations, and a tedious bore full of lore dumping and grinding that makes the game go on way longer than it should

sigh… i miss plants vs zombies so much

[BasilABST]

IMO, the best modern mobile game is Vampire Survivors, by far. A lot of mobile game, even the good ones, are at least somewhat predatory in their monetization and all (what a surprise to hear!!) but VS is like the complete opposite. I admittedly did not play in a while but it is such an addicting and nice gameplay loop, and you really feel like you get your money's worth. I also heard that they apparently have a Warhammer spinoff incoming?? Dunno if it's a mobile game or not though.

There used to be this really old mobile game I loved WAYS back , though. It was kind a voxel based monster battler where you made your own monsters using a builder and kind of battled out in a linear dungeon? I am super fuzzy on the details but I remember loving it a ton.

[Knotnu]

The Mobile game that I normally play is minesweeper.
More specifically Minesweeper Classic: Retro  By Still57.

I was introduced to minesweeper since the era of windows 7 where I test all the pre downloaded games I have in the computer.
Clicked on minesweeper and always failed to land a single win at that time which of course quit from the many failures I made with the game. 

But few years later, my friend showed me the game again while chatting along and now it just made me want to research how to win in the game which finally made a couple of wins!

[candycanearter07]

I don't play mobile games anymore, but the game I did play a lot was Progressbar95, self described as a "hypercasual game". It's basically a collection of little games tied together with Windows, MacOS, and older computer theming, including stuff like a solitare and minesweeper clone. There is not much "upgrading" outside of gaining enough points to unlock the next theme, and clearing enough labels to get stickers for each theme, but its a fun little time. Also, it's on steam for $5 if you wanted the real computer experience.