Smartphone games anyone?

SkinnyVitch

War games are not my thing, but I am now addicted to a game named Kingdom of Legend. It made me use the alarm clock so that I wont miss any reward giving event in game and to earn free in game currency. I discovered the game through the referral of my friend, it was so easy to understand and it is good to play. You just need to upgrade buildings to earn more resources that can help your rank go up and your resources increase so that you can hire powerful soldiers. Battle event is like 4 times a week and rewards are handsome unlike other games. Characters and the game illustration looks good too. 

 

Comment your suggestion below and a small description please! 

Phaserlight

All right, I'll bite:

Vendetta Online

An action-oriented 3D MMORPG with twitch gameplay available on smartphone, where you play alongside users on PC, tablet, Mac, Linux, Ouya, and the Oculus Rift in the same persistent galaxy.  There are expansive environments, sandbox mechanics such as constructable player-owned capital ships (dockable by other players you grant access to), conquerable stations and territory, advanced AI "nations", a dynamic economy, and a complex mining system.  The game was recently greenlit on Steam, and will be expanding its galaxy soon.  See my signature for the main website and some more videos.

VO on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.guildsoftware.vendetta

drbaltazar

Angry bird go(downhill soap box)this aside,to game Dev:peter molyneux said this week ,with all the real time data avail ?how come game Dev don't use that?I won't enumerate the list is too long

Phaserlight

Originally posted by drbaltazar
Angry bird go(downhill soap box)this aside,to game Dev:peter molyneux said this week ,with all the real time data avail ?how come game Dev don't use that?I won't enumerate the list is too long

...downhill soap box?

There is an Alternate Reality Game called Ingress that seems to be gaining momentum, enough that it warranted publishing a guide for Law Enforcement (the real kind) due to players' activities.  I considered it, and decided it's probably not something I would play, but games that use real time data from smartphones do exist.