I finished a game of Unciv yesterday on mobile, it's an amazing foss Civ 5 clone and very light and small
It lacks the beautiful animations and graphics, but everything that really mattered is there, and the UI is good, especially given the fact that I played it on mobile without pulling my eyes out
@Cayenne05dingos If you like Point'n'Click adventure Games, I can recommend "DarkestVille Castle". Excellent jokes and humour, funny characters, cool drawings. The puzzles are sometimes super easy, other times really hard.
I didn’t see it recommended yet, but Divinity: Original Sin II is great on ipad. If you also have it on steam, you can sync your saves between steam and ipad too.
Thought I'd throw these in even though they're older. I continue to play them every few years and they still scratch the same itch.
Robotek - strategic turn-based battler with random attack mechanic, campaign has a light story and no paid upgrades are needed to beat it, has online multiplayer
Hexage - classic arcade shooter with weapon variety & leveling, campaign has a decent story but it's not super important/necessary to follow, as difficulty increases it turns more into a bullet hell, has multiple difficultly options
Some other must-plays in my opinion:
holedown
Dicey Dungeons
Mini Metro
Super Auto Pet
Smash Hit
Fancade
Peggle Blast (don't pay for upgrades, some levels seem impossible but they're not)
Legends of Runtera. Probably the most user friendly free to play card game. You don't buy booster packs, you buy the cards you want directly and can get enough recourses by simply playing often.
Yes! Recently re+downloaded it after a year or two and fell in love with the rogue like mode "Path of Champions". Zero pressure, can pause whenever and I'm having fun. Works on PC too.
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