Mobil (iOS a Android)

A physics slingshot against pigs that kicked off the mobile gaming boom.

A sequel with RPG elements and randomized level composition; less iconic than the first game.

A spin-off of Angry Birds — building vehicles from scrap according to the laws of physics.

Cutting ropes to drop candy into the frog Om Nom's mouth. A charming physics puzzle

Expands the first game's recipe with new characters and obstacles; the core stayed just as addictive.

Slicing fruit with swipes of a finger across the screen. A simple idea that defined touch controls in games.

An endless dash with a jetpack, upgrades, and absurd suits. Addictive like few others

Hopping across platforms ever higher; one of the first mobile hits that showed the power of the app store.

A little bird with tiny wings glides over hills in the rhythm of waves; a simple and elegant execution

Fleeing through temple ruins on an endlessly generated track, the game that made endless runners famous

Improved tracks, turns, and mine-cart descents on the run; a sequel that made the genre even faster.

Fleeing down the tracks from an inspector became one of the most-played mobile titles ever.

Digging channels to bring water to Swampy the frog; a physics puzzle with surprising depth.

Bouncing balls between pegs with an infectious fanfare on every hit. Addictive like few other games.

Defending the garden with plants against a zombie horde. Tower defense with humor and perfect pacing.

Time travel and new plants, but free-to-play microtransactions took away some of the original charm.

Matching candies in rows, a game that earned billions and defined free-to-play on mobile.

Connecting same-colored dots without crossing lines. A minimalist puzzle you can't put down.

Falling numbered discs that vanish based on how many neighbors match; Tetris's smarter cousin.

Absorbing smaller organisms in a cosmic fluid; a meditative puzzle with ambient music.

One of the first tower defense titles on mobile, which showed that the genre belongs here.

An ambitious attempt to bring console FPS to a touch phone, clearly inspired by Halo.

A finger-swipe combat game that showcased the Unreal Engine's graphical capabilities on mobile

Expands the combat system and the story; a graphical gem that pushed mobile hardware forward

Closes out the trilogy as the final installment of a series that defined mobile game graphics of its era.

An auto-runner platformer based on Rayman Origins, controlled only by jumps and attacks.

A carnival-themed sequel with new characters; the same precise platforming design.

An endless runner with Sonic; a single tap on the screen controls jumps and slides.

An automatic brawler where the character runs on its own and you just chain combos of punches.

A merciless rhythm arcade game; death comes within seconds, restart is instant.

Absurd fishing in three phases — cast, shoot, sell the catch.

An elegant sliding puzzle about adding up tiles; the original later overshadowed by 2048.

A simple sliding puzzle about adding up numbers that conquered phones worldwide within a few weeks.

You draw just a line, no character; a playful puzzle without a single word of text or tutorial.

A pandemic simulation from the virus's point of view; the goal is to wipe out humanity before it finds a cure.

A satirical game-studio simulation from Kairosoft; your own hits and your own flops.

Tower defense turned inside out — instead of towers, you command the convoy passing through them.

Impossible Escher-esque structures in a short but visually stunning stroll.

A sequel with mother and daughter; the same optical playfulness, a somewhat longer story.

A touch puzzle box — you turn, unlock, and zoom into mechanisms.

More rooms and mechanisms; the sequel keeps the same hypnotic pace as the first game.

The series leaves the single box behind and links multiple rooms into one puzzle.

A miniature dollhouse full of hidden worlds; the series at the peak of its puzzle form.

Text winds around images and maps; you read the story while walking through it at the same time.

A dark fairy tale based on an old Swedish tradition of nocturnal visions; from the makers of Device 6.

Musical action like a ride through a concept album; motorbikes, cards, and a synth-pop beat.

Endless snowboard descent; minimalism and weather rule here instead of combos.

The desert sequel to Alto's Adventure with dunes, sandstorms, and new tricks.

Four hand-drawn panels that shift and combine into a single puzzle.

A short comic-style story of a relationship, where puzzle mechanics convey emotions instead of text.

A quiet walk across a landscape; you shape the terrain with your finger so the old man can keep going.

Rearrange comic panels so the hero's escape from pursuers turns out well.

A sequel with a new heroine and more intricate panels of the same comic-book puzzle.

A text-based survival game that grows from a few lines by the fire into an entire world.

A real-time text survival game; you respond to SOS messages from space.

A steampunk adaptation of Jules Verne with thousands of branching routes around the world.

An adaptation of Steve Jackson's gamebook; inkle turned it into a clever RPG built on choices.

The cult border-official simulator. Moral dilemmas with every stamp.

A minimalist strategy game about planning metro lines; elegance in simplicity.

A spiritual successor to Mini Metro, this time with roads instead of rails.

An arcade game where you throw metal balls and shatter glass obstacles in a tunnel.

An arcade game about reversing traffic; every drive affects the ones before and after it.

Colors spread across paper origami; an elegant puzzle about arranging shades.

Pinball turned into a painter's canvas; balls leave trails of ink.

Solitaire as a dungeon crawler; cards are enemies, treasures, and traps.

A stealth card game from the creators of Card Crawl; you sneak past guards using cards.

Rule with a swipe left or right; Tinder dressed up as medieval kingship.

The sequel to Reigns from the queen's perspective; the same swipe decisions, a new angle.

Hitman as a turn-based board game; stealthy strategy on diorama tiles.

The same turn-based principle as Hitman GO, this time in Lara Croft's shoes.

A cyberpunk turn-based puzzle; the third installment in Square Enix Montréal's GO series.

Free skiing and snowboarding across open mountains; winter sports without pressure.

A grim psychological horror about a debt collector who sold his soul for a career.

A surreal point-and-click horror puzzle; the hotel's guests are not human.

Grow a family tree full of strange mutations; dark surrealism from Rusty Lake.

An escape room from the Rusty Lake universe; detective Dale trapped in his own vision.

A hand-drawn adventure of a small robot; a poetic point-and-click classic.

Five little plant creatures save a tree; a playful point-and-click fairy tale.

A gnome with a flute travels between planets; the most expansive Samorost from Amanita.

A fuzzy ball chases a cherry through gags; a comedic point-and-click from Amanita.

A darkly magical logic platformer horror from the makers of Machinarium.

A showcase of Unreal Engine power on a phone; one of the first mobile games to look like a console title.

Shadowgun's successor turned into a looter shooter with RPG elements and online multiplayer.

A zombie shooter from Madfinger Games that showed a phone could handle AAA-level graphics.

A looser sequel with a freemium model and a more expansive campaign against zombies.

A base-building strategy game that set the rules for free-to-play mobile gaming.

A card strategy game from the Clash of Clans universe; fast duels instead of slow building.

The same formula as Clash of Clans, but instead of defending, you attack with beach landings.

A farming simulator from Supercell, one of the most successful mobile titles in the genre.

Fast 3v3 arena battles from Supercell; a mobile answer to MOBA and battle royale at once.

Tower defense that became the yardstick for the genre; colorful towers and inventive enemies.

The second installment with new heroes and settings; expands the proven tower defense formula.

A prequel set in the world of elves, with its own set of towers and heroes.

The fourth installment, in which you play as the villain Vez'nan instead of the kingdom's defenders.

3D tower defense with monkeys that use towers to pop balloons targeting their enemies.

A minimalist 4X strategy game; you build an entire civilization within a few minutes.

A mobile port of the famous turn-based strategy game about building a civilization from the Stone Age to space.

A turn-based tactics game about defending Earth against aliens; permadeath for soldiers raises the stakes.

Sequel with reversed roles; humanity fights as guerrillas against the alien occupation.

A hybrid of turn-based campaign and real-time battles; a port of the classic strategy game to touchscreens.

A World War II real-time strategy game emphasizing cover and destructible environments.

A roguelike tactics game where you defend islands from vikings; austere visuals, tense battles.

Turn-based mech tactics against giant insects from the makers of FTL; every move can be calculated in advance.

A roguelike spaceship simulator with permadeath; the iconic indie game that started the genre.

A sci-fi survival game about exploring space; dwindling fuel and oxygen force caution.

A viking tactical RPG with hand-drawn animation; a caravan marches through a land heading toward doom.

Offline city builder for mobile; building cities without needing a constant internet connection.

Mobile spin-off of the famous SimCity building series in free-to-play guise.

An unexpectedly engrossing Bethesda side project; vault management became a phenomenon.

A lighter version of the famous management series, yet still with substantial data depth.

A text-rich space RPG from a small team; freedom of choice recalls tabletop games.

A groundbreaking 3D action sandbox that once redefined the entire open-world genre.

Neon-lit 1980s Miami as portrayed by Rockstar's cult sandbox.

The most sprawling GTA of its era; three cities, gangs, and plenty of extra content.

Originally a DS title with a top-down view and unique drug-dealing minigames.

A dark noir story full of slow-motion bullet-time action, ported from PC and consoles.

A school satire from Rockstar; here you deal with pranks and rival gangs instead of crime.

A legendary Star Wars RPG from BioWare with one of the genre's most famous twists.

A classic D&D RPG that set the bar for the entire genre decades ago.

A more combat-focused sibling to Baldur's Gate, with an emphasis on tactics and dungeons.

An RPG famous for its story and dialogue; often called the genre's literary peak.

A time-traveling JRPG classic from the dream team behind Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.

The iconic JRPG featuring Cloud and Sephiroth that popularized the entire genre in the West.

A return to the series' more fairy-tale-like, medieval fantasy look after the sci-fi VII and VIII.

A remaster of the entry many consider the peak of the 16-bit era of Final Fantasy.

A cornerstone of the JRPG genre in Japan; the ancestor of practically everything that followed.

The sandbox that transformed the video game industry; building and surviving with no limit but imagination.

A 2D sandbox inspired by Minecraft that built its own giant world of content.

A farming idyll from a single creator; a personal project that outgrew all expectations.

A dark, hand-drawn survival game where every decision can mean death by hunger or darkness.

Roguevania with tense combat; every run is different, and death is never the end.

The legendary beat 'em up series returns after two decades, now in your pocket too.

A small indie with a surprisingly polished combat system and atmospheric level design.

A game about the history of games themselves; it gradually moves through the evolution of graphics and the RPG genre.

A legendary pirate adventure in brand-new graphics, with developer commentary.

A cult European adventure about a Templar conspiracy; a rich story and humor.

A cyberpunk adventure with comic-book graphics by Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons.

A film noir adventure set in the Land of the Dead by Tim Schafer; a gem from the old LucasArts.

A crazy time-hopping travel adventure; the sequel to Maniac Mansion.

A black-and-white dark platformer full of deadly puzzles and an oppressive atmosphere.

A grim dystopian adventure from the creators of Limbo; it builds to a shocking ending.

An action RPG where the world literally forms beneath the hero's feet; a narrator comments on every step.

A sci-fi action RPG from the creators of Bastion, with a combat system split between turn-based planning and real-time action.

A Zelda-inspired adventure that proved even a phone can handle a sprawling world.

The sequel to the beloved Zelda-like game, with a larger world and smoother combat.

An episodic adventure about time travel and difficult choices with lasting consequences.

A survival horror whose over-the-shoulder camera redefined the entire genre in 2005.

A return to the series' roots — parkour and stealthy assassinations in historical Baghdad.

An original delivery game from Hideo Kojima; connects players across the world.

A mobile reincarnation of the cult stealth thriller about hitman Agent 47.

The pioneer of the deck-building roguelike genre; every run is a different combination of cards and strategy.

A minimalist survival game that kicked off the entire bullet-heaven genre.

A poker roguelike that can absorb hours of your time with one simple extra rule.

An emotional social adventure from the creators of Journey; flying and cooperation instead of violence.

The mobile version of the game that kicked off the battle royale boom; a hundred players, one winner.

A free-to-play mix of iconic maps and modes drawn from the entire Call of Duty series.

The battle royale phenomenon with on-the-fly building; it grew into a cultural event.

A lightweight battle royale for weaker phones; matches shorter and snappier than the competition.

A social deduction game about uncovering the traitor among the crew; the boom came years after release.

A platform of millions of games made by the players themselves; more a creative universe than a single game.

A mobile MOBA inspired by League of Legends; a hit especially in Southeast Asia.

A mobile MOBA from Tencent; a phenomenon in Asia, overshadowed in the West by League of Legends.

A trimmed-down but faithful mobile version of League of Legends; shorter matches, the same tactics.

An auto battler from Riot that helped kick off the entire grid-based team-building genre.

A card game from the League of Legends universe; elaborate mechanics, a generous F2P economy.

Blizzard's card game that popularized digital TCGs; easy rules, deep strategy.

Lightning-fast six-round duels; a condensed card design from Hearthstone's co-creators.

Rocket League from a side view; the same physics and cars, in pocket format.

A mobile answer to Counter-Strike; fast rounds, tactical shooting without frills.

Another CS-like shooter for mobile; F2P betting on cosmetics, not pay-to-win.

Gameloft's answer to Call of Duty; console-level graphics and pace on a touchscreen.

Arcade racing with flashy mid-air stunts; a Gameloft icon.

The successor to Asphalt 8 with semi-automatic steering; flashy supercars at full throttle.

More simulation-focused racing with real tracks and licensed cars; free-to-play with patience required.

Quarter-mile drag racers; the tension lies in precise shifting, not steering.

NFS for mobile reduced to nitro duels and tuning; fast, loud, flashy.

A tribute to 16-bit arcade racers like Out Run; bright colors and enthusiasm instead of realism.

A minimalist top-down racing game from a solo developer; clean design, pleasant difficulty.

An AR game that sent millions of people out into the streets to catch Pokémon; the phenomenon of 2016.

An open world in the spirit of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, just on mobile and with a gacha economy.

A turn-based JRPG from the creators of Genshin Impact; a space adventure with gacha characters.

A streamlined mobile Fire Emblem tactics game; smaller grids, but permanent death is still in.

A Japanese gacha RPG built on the Fate saga; a dense story, text-heavy battles.

A pioneer of the puzzle-RPG genre; combines logical orb-matching with monster collecting.

A Japanese hit where monsters are launched across a grid like billiard balls.

A Korean gacha RPG that has earned money for years on collecting and upgrading monsters.

Tower defense with an anime aesthetic and surprisingly demanding unit-placement tactics.

Anime gacha RPG about school clubs; lighthearted story, turn-based battles with units.

Gacha with WWII battleships as girls; surprisingly brisk 2D naval combat.

Idle RPG that plays itself even offline; collecting colorful heroes and factions.

Gacha RPG made famous by a flood of YouTuber ads; collecting champions and factions.

Turn-based gacha RPG collecting heroes and villains from across the whole saga.

3D fighting game with Marvel heroes; one-on-one battles and endless combos.

Match-3 puzzle combined with RPG collecting of Marvel heroes and their powers.

Mario's first mobile adventure; the character runs on its own, the player just jumps.

Mobile Mario Kart with automatic steering; tracks based on real cities.

A lighter mobile spin-off of Animal Crossing; building a campsite for animal neighbors.

A turn-based RPG that brings trainers from every Pokémon region together into one story.

An action RPG from Cygames where heroes transform into dragons; a defunct Nintendo gacha game.

A voxel endless runner inspired by Frogger; crossing the road has never been this addictive.

An endless Pac-Man in a maze chased by a glitch; from the creators of Crossy Road.

A rhythm platformer with brutal difficulty; the editor churns out endless fan-made levels.

A roguelike descent through a well with guns instead of boots; minimalist pixel art, punishing pace.

A pixel-art roguelike dungeon crawler with a crazy arsenal of weapons; can also be played co-op.

A roguelike where the character shoots automatically and the player just dodges; a simple idea that became a hit.

A mobile clone of Vampire Survivors; surviving a horde of undead with a growing arsenal.

A vertical shmup with a carefully tuned upgrade system; one of the best on mobile.

An atmospheric piano rhythm game; a story told without words in one of the most beautiful mobile games.

A rhythm game with a futuristic story and demanding notes; from the creators of Cytus and Deemo.

A rhythm game with slide notes and an indie music scene; another great title from studio Rayark.

A cute anime rhythm game where characters run and hit notes; popular even beyond mobile.

A rhythm game built on real hits; just tap along to the beat of popular songs.

A horror classic with animatronics and a camera system; it kicked off an entire phenomenon.

A horror escape game from a granny guarding the house; tension from every creaking stair.

An idle clicker about an egg farm that gradually leads all the way to colonizing space with eggs.

One of the games that kicked off the idle clicker boom on mobile.

One of the first App Store hits, controlled by tilting the phone instead of touch.

A physics platformer where you roll the cute Rolandos through levels by tilting the phone.

A god-simulator where you control a tribe of pygmies on an island; an icon of the early App Store era.

You draw flight paths with your finger to land planes safely; an iconic touch-based arcade game.

A one-button endless runner that founded an entire genre.

A racing game that showed graphics and physics close to console quality on mobile.

A turn-based word game in the Scrabble vein; one of the first big mobile multiplayer hits.

A Korean action RPG with unexpected depth for a mobile game of its time.

A surreal endless runner starring a unicorn; a viral internet hit of its time.

A remaster of the classic LucasArts adventure with new graphics and the option to switch to the original.

A port of the Sega classic with time-travel mechanics between past and future.

A tower-building simulator full of Bitizens; a pioneer of mobile freemium games.

An adventure with striking pixel-art visuals and Jim Guthrie's atmospheric soundtrack.

An action RPG with a party of heroes controlled by finger swipes; tactical depth in a small package.

A match-3 puzzle combined with RPG progression; a forerunner of the puzzle-RPG hybrid genre.

A physics puzzle platformer with silhouette visuals and a melancholic atmosphere.

A mobile port of Square Enix's acclaimed tactical RPG classic from the PSP era.

An anniversary remaster of Eric Chahi's cult cinematic platformer from 1991.

A humorous action RPG full of self-irony that pokes fun at genre clichés.

Draw and guess with friends; a social hit that Zynga bought at the peak of its fame.

A chaotic party game where you shout nonsensical technical commands at each other.

Physics-based 2D racing with a single gas-pedal button; a huge mobile hit with countless clones.

A Tamagotchi-style virtual pet that children around the world fell in love with.

A match-3 puzzle combined with a dungeon crawler; one of the first puzzle-RPG hybrids.

A gentle exploration platformer about cultivating an alien ecosystem on Mars.

A minimalist puzzle where you inflate circles with your finger to sum to 100 without letting them touch.

Infamous one-tap difficulty; the creator pulled it from stores at the height of its fame.

A darkly poetic physics-based platformer; one of the first showcases of Unity graphics on mobile.

A virtual cat that repeats whatever you say. The founder of the Talking Tom franchise.

An endless runner with an ever-growing horde of zombies that sweeps away everything in its path.

A trivia wheel of fortune that spread at lightning speed thanks to social sharing.

A real-time trivia contest against players from around the world on hundreds of topics.

A collection of absurd minigames born from a public-safety song about railway safety.

A superhero card-collecting game with turn-based fights; the mobile spinoff of NetherRealm's console brawler.

A blocky Minecraft-style shooter with multiplayer and an endless supply of weapons and skins.

A farm-and-city-building combo from Playrix; harvest crops and build your own metropolis.

A mobile sequel to the cyberpunk Human Revolution; stealth action shrunk into your pocket.

A multiplayer pool game that turned mobile into a virtual pool hall with token tournaments.

A visually gorgeous platformer about a fox searching for stolen gold; fairy-tale style.

A match-3 puzzle with an army of cute bugs; an easygoing puzzle with distinctive characters.

A Rocketcat Games roguelike dungeon crawler; permadeath and several distinctly playable classes.

A match-3 puzzle where colorful toys pop instead of gems, chaining bonuses together.

A browser hit brought to mobile; devour smaller cells and grow, or be devoured yourself.

A meditative puzzle about pruning a tree toward the light; minimalism from an ex-Apple designer.

A hand-crafted paper town photographed as a scene; a loose sequel to Lume.

A card-based fighting game tying in with the console entry; iconic killers in collectible form.

An action RPG about collecting Marvel heroes into a team; a huge roster of characters from comics and films.

A sniper puzzle from the creators of Hitman GO; precise hits and clever chain combos.

A mobile port of a 2005 PSP original; a prequel to GTA III set in Liberty City.

Slot spinning combined with village building; spread virally through friend invites.

A snake-shaped answer to Agar.io; grow by eating glowing pellets and avoid collisions.

A detective game searching a video-clip archive; keywords piece together a murder story.

A kingdom-building strategy game with real PvP and alliances of players from around the world.

Match-3 combined with garden renovation; the game that kickstarted the whole genre.

A crafting action RPG full of humor and surprisingly deep character gear.

A well-made mobile port of the classic 2006 action RPG.

The legendary CRPG from 2000, finally in your pocket; one of the best games of the genre.

A lightweight free-to-play football series from EA adapted for phones.

Action RPG from miHoYo that foreshadowed the later success of Genshin Impact.

Another match-3 home-renovation game from Playrix; sibling of Gardenscapes.

Colorful match-3 arcade game from Peak Games with simple addictiveness.

Crossword puzzles combined with finding words in a letter grid; an addictive word puzzle.

Real-time multiplayer golf that turned the genre into a competitive hit.

Konami's football series on mobile, eternal rival of FIFA Mobile.

Match-3 combat system combined with castle building and RPG hero progression.

Merge puzzle where dragons and tiles combine into higher and higher forms.

The infamous hammer-climbing-up-a-mountain game; a patience tester.

Feral's mobile port of a solid racing game with realistic handling.

A strategy game with real civilizations and large-scale empire building.

A simple falling arcade game from Voodoo; a typical hyper-casual hit of its time.

The classic 2007 version of RuneScape finally on mobile phones too.

Character creation and gacha mechanics; a popular storytelling tool for young players.

A puzzle about a hole that swallows an entire town; short, funny, and original.

A metroidvania with unusual wall-and-ceiling movement instead of jumping.

An absurd parody of golf where anything but the ball goes flying.

A puzzle game from Capybara Games combining turn-based battles with colored chains.

A harmless stealth adventure of a sasquatch among humans; light and funny.

A physics-based platformer with a clumsy little character; humor from chaotic controls.

A digital dollhouse with no goals or rules; just free-form play for kids.

Strategic kingdom-building in 2D; simple controls, a deep system.

A metroidvania from Castlevania creator Koji Igarashi, in a full-fledged mobile release.

A claustrophobic horror game with an indestructible alien on your heels; only running and hiding, no combat.

A JRPG from Final Fantasy creator Sakaguchi featuring handmade diorama scenes instead of backgrounds.

A mobile take on Fall Guys; a chaotic obstacle-course battle royale for crowds of players at once.

A gacha simulator of racehorses reimagined as girls, a huge hit in Japan from studio Cygames.

A match-3 puzzle game with a king and a castle; one of the highest-grossing mobile titles ever.

A MOBA with Pokémon from studio TiMi; faster and more accessible than classic MOBA titles.

A mobile/PC MMO ARPG set between Diablo II and III; notorious for its controversial monetization.

A gacha shooter with anime heroines from studio Shift Up; emphasis on characters as well as cover-based action.

A cult Star Wars RPG from Obsidian with darker morality and the mentor Kreia.

Digital Monopoly with events and sticker collecting; a hit among mobile games of recent years.

Strategic city-building in an icy apocalypse, with alliance wars over resources and territory.

A survival strategy game set after a zombie apocalypse; notorious for aggressive ads featuring famous actors.

A return to classic 2D Sonic from the pens of fan developers; a celebrated comeback.

A survival horror featuring the castle of vampire Lady Dimitrescu, one of the series' most iconic characters.

An acclaimed roguelike about escaping the underworld; the story moves forward with each death, not in circles.

An open-world gacha action RPG emphasizing a fast combat system; a Genshin Impact competitor.

An action gacha RPG from the creators of Genshin Impact, this time set in a stylized urban environment.

Warzone battle royale in mobile form; an attempt to bring full-fledged Call of Duty into your pocket.

A casual action game collecting units from Clash Royale, Clash of Clans, and Brawl Stars.

Arcade racing from 2007, when phones could barely make calls; licensed cars and chases.

The series' first entry on smartphones; tilt controls instead of buttons.

A full-fledged mobile racer with over 60 licensed cars and tracks from Aspen to Hawaii.

The most technically ambitious Asphalt of its time: fifteen locations and drift challenges.

An episodic narrative adventure emphasizing choices, humor, and story over direct action.

A classic point-and-click adventure with hand-drawn graphics and dialogue-based puzzles.

A lighthearted Burnout spin-off from a bird's-eye view: the goal is to cause traffic chaos.

An adventure for fans of a slower pace: rich dialogue and logic puzzles.

A sequel to the mobile Civilization spin-off, built from the ground up for touch controls.

The game that founded the entire JRPG genre: one hero, random battles, a simple story.

A trio of heroes, seafaring, and legendary difficulty - a sequel that only made the series harsher.

A departure from the 1-on-1 duels: an isometric dungeon crawler expanding the series' mythology.

An isometric co-op action game outside the main series, built on puzzles and combat.

An RPG for feature phones from the era before smartphones; id Software brought the brand here too.

Nekonečné pouliční závody na útěku před policií, stavěné čistě pro dotykový displej.

Terénní odbočka slavné série s buginami, náklaďáky a bahnem místo asfaltu.

Real-time strategie zmenšená na souboj v kapse a zápas pod pět minut.

Pixelartový návrat ke klasice s dvěma světy a čtyřmi hrdiny na každém.

Klasické červí přestřelky přepsané pro dotykový displej a hru na cestách.

Dva displeje Nintenda DS musely na dotykový telefon do jednoho okna.

Samostatně postavená mobilní verze s vlastním obsahem, dnes už uzavřená kapitola série.

Karetní hra ze světa Zaklínače, která umí být návyková; víc taktiky než štěstí.

Znepokojivá adventura Amanita Design nově ovládaná dotykem přímo na telefonu.

Slavná sběratelská karetní hra v digitální podobě; hluboká a návyková.

Stejná bitva o Atlantik jako na počítači, jen ovládaná dotykem místo myši a klávesnice.

Rodinná historie z okupace přenesená z počítače do kapsy, ovládaná dotykem na displeji.

Půvabné hádanky v ručně kreslené vesnici; ideální na cesty.

Celý svět RuneScape v kapse, se stejnou postavou jako na počítači.

Klasika ze SNES v kapse, ovládaná prsty místo křížku.

Civilizace přepsaná pro dotyk: prstem po mapě a hra na jedno dopoledne.

Cyberpunková adventura s černým humorem; klasika Revolution Software.

Rychlý plošinovkový klasik, který přinesl Tailse a spin dash.

Nakloňte telefon a opice se kutálí: kulatý nápad na dotykovém displeji.

Detektivní thriller v Orient Expresu v reálném čase; unikátní a nadčasový.

Stovky hádanek na tajemném ostrově; nic vám nevysvětlí, vše objevíte sami.

Rodinná kronika smrti v mobilu, vyprávěná jedním dotykem za druhým.

Stavby z lepkavých kuliček, které se na dotykovém displeji prostě hrají samy.

Konec trilogie v kapse: mobilní Blood Drive ovládáte jen prsty na displeji.

Stejná ujetá jízda SEGA, jen ovládaná nakláněním telefonu v kapse.

Vrah proti čtveřici přeživších, tentokrát ovládaný jen tahy prstu po displeji.

Příběh rozdělený do kapitol dřív, než se hrdina vůbec objeví; klasika série.

Příběh jednoho života od dětství po rodičovství; jedno z nejoblíbenějších JRPG.

Svět snů a bdění v kapse - poslední díl DS trilogie na telefonech s ovládáním na dotyk.

Krásný 3D svět v animovaném stylu; jedna z nejhezčích Dragon Quest her.

Návyková střílečka s uhýbáním před kulkami; absurdní zbraně na každém kroku.

Kompletní SeeD příběh přepracovaný pro ovládání palci na dotykovém displeji.

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