Non-gacha non-emulator mobile game thread? What do you play?

If you like retro, there's freedom which let you load doom custom wads and all the neat stuff.
Other than that, there's Battlefield Bad Company, a few gameloft CoD rip off, also one Deus Ex game

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How would you've made gameplay of gacha games interesting?

Honestly the appeal of gachage isn't in the gameplay, but in the grind and the gets. The gameplay could be anything.

I really like STR classes like warrior and samurai, for warrior I go full STR with ninjitsu while hoping for huge attack skills like fullswing. samurai is pretty much stack buffs and hope I get stance of willow for parries to literally become sekiro

you can't

>Launch any game on phone
>first degree burn

time to stop being poor

Samurai is insane once you get Full force. Get a multi hit skill, stack up parry parts and go full Revengeance on Disaster-tier bosses.

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full force is so damn rare for me, I always find diamond dust and storm

Bumping for interest.

Also which Gameboy emulator should I pick for Android? Mostly for old Pokemon

Still enjoying Soul Knight. Pretty sad we don’t have a /vg/ thread for it though.

I use myboy which had a free version on the store but I cant find it anymore

By making Unlimited Saga

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Most emulator works fine, but free version usually force you to watch an ads before reloading save state

make a new monster rancher game

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If you got Diamond Dust and ninjutsu lab part, put it on Kunoichi. She can toss smoke every turn which give max evade and 100% crit, and then just stun lock bosses into submission.
Main fun part of BuriedBorne is coming up with bs strat to chese bs bosses, then get rekt by one dude with reflects

This eternal card game is kinda nice, it throws packs at you like mad so you can just collect shit playing against ai if you want to

The Witch's Isle
it has a good mystery so far.
and Knights of Pen and Paper, but it feel like a pay 2 not grind.

by being gentle with the drop like battle cats, always give a lot of money and there is the 100% uber drop event and if you want a specific drop it come in groups, and it's normal for groups to have a specialization.

I haven't tried a lot of the DEX classes actually, kunoichi sounds good but last time I tried dark elf it was pretty crap. then again I didn't really have any specific build on it

yeah buriedbornes is fun when you just make the most bullshit thing where you either oneshot everything or negate all damage
>t.dragoon

Nussy needs to fix his games
ending days is so fucking laggy holy shit

haven't played his other games but buriedbornes runs pretty well on my phone, sometimes it gets stuck at login though

How was it though? The art style doesn't look as kino as BuriedBorne, but since they are not in the same universe I guess it's fine.

Haven't played that much but from what I've played it's similar to buriedbornes but more ambitious

PTCGO has the best model, I think. The packs and their contents are tradeable if you pay real money for them or if you get them from placing in the constantly-run tournaments.

The packs you get from daily/CPU challenges or VS wins aren't tradeable, but will improve your deck so you have a better chance of winning tournaments.

Even the vendor trash is useful for building decks to meet the Evolution daily challenges, which are a blast to trade and build for. It's like a completely different game for which you get much better trade value and are constantly optimizing 11 decks at once.

League of Legends is trying unsuccessfully to copy this model with Clash. More games should adopt it.

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Is witch still broken?