• simple@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago
    • Bloons TD 6
    • Plato (this one is actually a collection of classic multiplayer games)
    • Dicey Dungeons
    • Levelhead
    • Endless Quiz
  • BananaMangoShake@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago
    1. Dicey Dungeons, awesome game, you can leave whenever you want (not in the middle of combat tho) and it will save. I personally prefer the phone version than the pc one.
    2. Kingdoms (New Lands, Two Crowns…) pretty chill games, although they can be a little repetitive if you do multiple runs.
    3. Reventure, really funny game, pretty uknown, but totally worth it.
  • itsJoelleScott@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Honestly, KotoR has been really nice. It never occurred to me that the game would port to mobile so well.

    Also two friends of mine made a game called Senpei. They’re a disgusting married couple that both work from home out of the same office. One does art; the other is a game dev. The bastards.

  • Kyle@lemmy.caEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Egg, Inc. - simple game, feels like the olden days but it’s also entirely modernised. Just recieved a tonne of qol enhancements.

    If you are a regular player and got far enough to need a co-op, and play well. Hit me up!

  • Gorroth@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Star Wars KOTOR and just started Elder Scrolls Morrowind via OpenMW. And if I don’t have much time I play PokeMMO

  • Doozy@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    My go-tos at the moment are:

    • Oldschool Runescape - wooooooooo
    • Danmaku Death - old, free, no in-app purchases or ads bullet hell game from 2014, but it’s delisted from the play store…

    Other games I’ve enjoyed

    • Super Auto Pets. Base game is free with no ads, but there are cosmetics and expansion packs.
    • Pixel Dungeon and its variants. Free roguelike with no ads and no in app purchases.
    • Magikarp Jump. Fun little incremental game where you make magikarp jump. Has in-app purchases.
    • BigPineappleEater@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      1 year ago

      I remember the magic I experienced the first time I played RS back in 2007. The game was mind opening. Although I only had a free account, but nevertheless had a blast getting my first Adam and Rune full gear.

      How is OSRS for you now? What are you enjoying the most. I wonder if I will get the spark back if I try it or if I’ll be overwhelmed of the options of things to do

      • Doozy@lemmy.worldEnglish
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        1 year ago

        It’s as good as it used to be. I’ve enjoyed doing quests and fighting bosses. Grinding is slow but tolerable if you have a video or podcast you wanted to watch or listen to. Coming back as an adult is a different experience. You’ll find yourself being a bit more directed in how you play and it’s easy to optimise the fun out of the game. It’s decent on mobile and I have heard of people fighting endgame bosses on their phones.

        It is easy to get overwhelmed on p2p. My advice is you set a goal and go for that, or you pick a thing you really want to do and just do that and let the game slowly open up from there.

  • nonprofitparrot@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Super Auto Pets is really fun and laid back. Its very strategic and pretty mechanically deep, but you battle against teams that have been pre-recorded from other players, so you can close the game at any time and rejoin whenever you have downtime. Imo it’s the best parts of PVP and single player combined.