Yes Your Grace 2 Snowfall is coming to mobile soon. Expected 7th of October. Try before you buy, single IAP to unlock full game. Auto pre-order for me, the first one was and still is amazing.

I've been dabbling in auto battlers here and there for the past few weeks and enjoy the quick gameplay and just something I can jump into while at work for a short break or something. But typical to who I am as a gamer I downloaded a couple and have been playing them in kind of a rotation.

Here is what I've downloaded and enjoyed:
Once Upon a Galaxy

Super Auto Pets

Six Hollows

Are there any I should look at or into. I'm playing these as a free to play and not buying any currencies or anything. I don't mind a paid game but I'm not playing the pay to win nonsense if it's a free to play game.

Any other suggestions that are pretty good? Or did I hit the gold mine with OUaG and SAP? Also I know about Knightica coming out in a week or so just I don't know if I want to buy it as I own it on Switch.

I’ve been replaying a lot of my old favorites and was wondering if I’m missing anything, new or old. There’s been a noticeable uptick in indie dungeon crawlers on Steam lately, so I'm hoping a few hidden gems have slipped onto iOS unnoticed.

The first two I ever played on iOS were The Quest and Undercroft. The Quest was great because you could build out your character in a thousand different ways, though at times it almost felt a little too open. My original favorite was Undercroft, which is still open, but a bit more confined and tightly polished. Another great one is QuestLord, which hits that same sweet spot.

More recently, I’ve been playing Gloomgrave on and off. It leans more roguelike than pure exploration; recent updates have added some meat to it, but it can still feel a bit hollow. Legend of Grimrock is another cool one, though I’ll admit I haven’t made it too far on the iPhone version.

A few questions for the community:

• What are you all playing, and what do you recommend?
• Are there any iOS crawlers with strict turn-based combat inside dungeons rather than real-time/reactionary combat?
• What mechanics make these game types great? Is it the environment (visual layout), content (enemies, loot, skills) or Combat (turn-based or active?)

I’ve had this game on my phone for about 3 months but haven’t played it because ive noticed that it requires a bit more of reading and got overwhelmed by all the positive and negative effects your character can get.

Recently (about 3 days ago) I decided to give it a try and started playing. And oh boy, this game cracks. What can I say? I totally miss judged the game and completely underrated it.

- The graphics: really good artwork.

- The characters: plenty of different play styles and combinations which I like.

- The gameplay: flows really good. It’s not as daunting as I expected it to be. Once you get the mechanics it gets easier to read and understand.

- Content: from all the games I’ve played in this genre (balatro, slots and daggers, luck be a landlord) this one has by far the most content to explore.

- addictive in a good way: it ain’t as drug inducing as balatro that you must hit it with “just one more game”. Usual rounds take like 30 minutes or more, so when you lose, you fill accomplished and at least for me I’m good for now and probably will try another run in a couple hours.

ITS VERTICAL: ITS VERTICAL! Amazing feature (can be also played in landscape)

IMHO give it a try, you won’t regret it. 10/10 game for sure

Had my eye on this one for a while, but this developer interview has me even more hype - especially the mention of a "big goose type Jinie"

I’m looking for an open world game on iOS that you guys could recommend.

I don’t know if this is allowed but many people asked how to download it.

I’m considering buying the game but some players said the game have some display issues on regular ipad. (bezels and weird screen cutoff)
I’m wondering if the game works well on ipad mini, if anyone has bought the game, please share your experience/screencap, thank you!

Hey everyone!

Does anyone know a game that plays like TFT (auto-battler), but strictly PvE / single-player with endless replayability / content (roguelike/lite style)?

Ideally something buy-to-play, totally free, or at least without heavy in-app purchases/P2W. Any recommendations?

It’s out now in Canadian App Store. Is it a soft launch or a playtest again?! Any info yet?

Hi everyone, to preface, I’m sick and tired of predatory games and am working on some games that don’t suck the life out of you or monetize you to death.

What is the perfect scenario for you?

I’m playing this stupid ad riddled puzzle thing and I paid for add free within a week.

This week I saw their monthly pass and, for whatever reason, thought it was a one time but like an idiot, it reset this month.

But this gave me an idea on monetization:

Basic Google admob ads, ad free IAP, generic resource packs, and a permanent “game pass”.

I think I’d play a game like this, if I like it, I will pay for it… but I don’t want to make a game that is basically the same shit everyone else is doing….

Anyway

What makes you try a game?
What makes you pay for it besides liking it?

Games I have and enjoy:

Balatro
Slay the spire
Cascadou
Dice of Kalma
Farm RPG
Life of mellow
This war of mine
Plague inc.
BitLife
Final outpost DE
Townsfolk
Dawnfolk
CloverPit
Scritchy Scratchy
Good pizza
Good coffee
Retro Zoo CEO
Tiny Harvest
NecroMerger
Wormies
Plantera
RCT Classic
RCT3
FNaF 6
Kairosoft games
Whispers of the forest
Necro Market
Harpagia
Idle Guild
Idle Obelisk Miner
Just Loot
Operate now hospital
Happy Clinic
The Tower
Tiny Terraces
Melvor Idle
Tiny Aquarium
Chillquarium
Zen Koi Pro
How Many Dude’s
Dungeon Clawler
All Who Wander
Elm Quest 2
Shattered Pixel Dungeon
Crashlands
Death Worm Deluxe
The Bonfire
The Bonfire 2
Papers Please
Raging Bytes
Fury Survivor Pixel Z
The Fishercat
Animal Restaurant
Flappy Dragon
Hunt Cook Catch and Serve
Happy Room
Fastlane
Slice and Dice
Plants vs Zombies
Monopoly Board Game
Ticket To Ride
Vita Mahjong
Game of Life 1, 2, 3
Backpack Battles
Gambonanza
Orbt XL
Snake.io
Paper.io 2
Suika Game
Wingspan
Paragon Pioneers 2
Keep on Mining Worlds
Outhold
Slots and daggers
Fortune Mill
Ultrapool
Digline
Unnamed Space idle
Pixel Reel
Idle Iktah
Polypine
Mochi-O
Pixel Bowling
Coffee Golf
Hooked Inc
Go Fish!
Angland
Overcrowded

Guys, are the top 3 game genres that are most high today, which is addictive and people are playing a lot, and that can be replicated by a group of small people, in my case 3 people in the team?

Thank you All.

Here are the roguelikes I usually play. The fresh experience in every new run keeps me playing endlessly. Playing them on the iPad feels amazing too. I really hope Apple reduces fees for developer accounts because we've already lost way too many great indie games.

What’s the best right now?

I enjoyed Clutch Hit Baseball for a while but it’s kinda stale now.

The Show Mobile, had some of the worst UI I ever experienced but I never really gave it a chance. Is it worth it to give it another go now after months of refinement?

Any other suggestions? I don’t mind gatcha mechanics and don’t mind paying for a full game. Thanks all!