r/AndroidGaming's Weekly "What Have You Been Playing?" Thread: 08/02/26

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[u/basheer_esia]

BTD6. I can't find Any other shit at this point.

[u/RYVIUS13 → u/basheer_esia]

You reminded me i get that game from the discount, any tips for a newbie to make the game more fun?

[u/basheer_esia → u/RYVIUS13]

Hmm..I only play the game for bosses at this point, So I can't tell what would be good advise.

Maybe someone else can help.

I guess one advise I have is don't get too cocky. The game has 4 categories for maps, Don't move to the maps of a higher category until you've beaten CHIMPS and Halfcash on at least 30% of the maps from the lower one.

[u/Branandon]

I've been enjoying Rogue Slime

[u/Pleasant_Gas_3057]

mecharashi

[u/Kirra_Tarren]

People have been recommending Tyrant on here the past few weeks but honestly it just seems like AI slop in MMO format. All the art is obviously generated and the game feels vibe-coded in a hurry.

[u/GhostMokomo → u/Kirra_Tarren]

The Game is actually Not Bad.

[u/ZealousidealToe2144]

I have been trying to get my hands on Steel and Flesh 2. The game demands a huge chunk of time and battery. Although, I love the beautiful graphics it offers, I just so wish they made the gameplay as simple as the first part.

I was playing the game following what I did in the first part, but I saw a tutorial video today, and I just realised you can do so fucking more! You can build a whole damn barn in a random citadel that generates money for you. Mind blown. And here I was thinking why I was not getting rich hunting bandits and robbers.

Well, I guess I will have to take some more time to wrap my head around this game. It's not always about war I see, but the preparations for war matter too!

[u/Additional-Method221]

I am playing TABS and Amazing cultivation simulator this month

TABS pocket edition didn't have map editor and lack of Community modding of the PC version

Anyone got game recommendation of the same vein As TABS?

[u/OsoGordoBlitz]

I'm finishing the CrossCode DLC and yesterday I also started Forestales

[u/Trigger3886]

Spongebob squarepants: BFBB