Part of the amazing design of the game is how you need to bounce off enemies or use the environment to gain height. The controls are easy and flow fantastic, even though you’re missing a key move almost every platformer needs: a jump button. This game focuses more on vertical platforming than normal side-scrollers, with levels packed with collectibles, secrets, and challenges to complete. While Lucky Luna may appear like another attempt to capitalize on nostalgia, once you start playing this platformer, you will see it in a completely different light. If you somehow missed this throwback to the classic turtle arcade games, this game pays clear homage to those games of old, but with plenty of modern conveniences. Best of all, and perhaps most importantly, the game runs as smooth as Turtle Wax. The high speed, hectic brawling action translates surprisingly well to touch controls, and the graphics and animations look right at home on the smaller screen. TMNT: Shredder’s RevengeĬonsole ports to mobile are always tricky, but this beat ’em up manages to not only translate well, but it arguably performs best on mobile devices. If Krispee Street can’t rekindle your childhood spirit, nothing will. You can play each level, earning coins as you go, play the daily challenges, or just load up zen mode and chill out playing for as long as you like. No inch of space feels like you’ve wasted your time looking there, even if you don’t find the object you’re hunting. Every inch of each spread is littered with personality, from the strange, yet joyful, creatures, to a pair of eyes on a fire hydrant. The art is the most important factor here, since looking at stuff is the whole idea of this game, and thankfully is amazing. Krispee Streetīased on the webcomic of the same name, Krispee Street takes the same concept that made adult coloring books a reality, only for those old Where’s Waldo? books. Wonderputt Forever is as magical as you thought mini-golf courses were as a child, and it’s a joy to play through. There’s no pressure, only fun courses to putt your way through to see what cool new location you’re taken to next. Everything from the perspective to the soundtrack, and even the *clock* sound of hitting the golf ball just evokes a chill vibe. That shouldn’t be the case for Wonderputt Forever, which is an almost therapeutic experience.
Mini-golf games were some of the most popular back when Flash games were big, and while they’re arguably better than ever, for some reason aren’t quite as talked about. If you know you’re a sucker for those games that make you say “just one more run” then Poinpy is a must-play. It’s that simple to start with, but things quickly get more complex as new things to keep in mind and watch out for as you get higher and higher. Unlike that last game, Poinpy simply asks you to navigate your character upward, aiming your jumps from platform to platform.
This gem comes from the developer of Downwell, one of the all-time great phone games, so the team knows what makes an addictive mobile game. Poinpy will draw your eye thanks to an adorable art style, but once you start playing, you’ll be glued to your screen. However, thanks to the nature of the game being broken up into dungeon diving at night and managing your shop during the day, it is also perfect for more bite-sized play sessions too. Half 2D Zelda-style adventure, with plenty of rogue-like elements, and half management sim, Moonlighter is a very charming game with hours upon hours of content to keep you coming back. This is a beautiful pixel art game in which you play as Will, a shopkeeper in a town that needs to explore the dangerous dungeons to acquire the goods that you will then sell during the daytime hours.
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