From the developers of Love You to Bits, one of our favourite mobile games ever, comes Bring You Home. A mobile game in the same vein but with a very clever puzzle mechanic that really makes it stand out on its own.
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To the Moon is a story-driven RPG that pulls on the heart-strings with an emotionally told, realistic and relatable tale. Worth every penny, the trash of the mobile market makes unearthing a gem like this all the more sweet.
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The concept of Beholder is an interesting one. Set in a totalitarian country, the game puts you in control of Carl and makes him the landlord of a small apartment block. The government expects Carl to monitor his tenants for any flouting of their ridiculous laws and to report them if he discovers anything.
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I’m not sure just how the developer thinks it is OK to charge money for a game that barely lasts 10 minutes. This is Detective Time on mobile.
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Released way back in 2001 on Microsoft Windows, Max Payne is a third-person shooter developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Gathering of Developers. It’s a game and a series that is well loved for good reason and now you can play it on mobile devices too!
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Rat on a Scooter XL is as silly as it sounds.Coming from Donut Games, this was originally just an extra mode in their previous game, Rat on the Run.
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A re-imagining of classic building sim games (Sim City etc), Pocket City makes you the mayor of your own unique city. You are in control of turning it from a one-horse town into a bustling metropolis.
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