This week’s top mobile game picks offer a diverse mix of genres and play styles. And we have five standout games this week. They range from retro RPG looks to soft, unobtrusive play ideas.
1. METRO QUESTER | OSAKA
It’s a post-apocalyptic dungeon crawler that comes with a heavy 80s CRT look. There are 32 characters to choose from, split in eight different classes, and also a big variety of enemies. The game gives long sessions of play and has deep RPG features, making each exploration and battle feel like both classic and new at the same time.
2. Dragon Spira
A pixel JRPG that combines retro looks with a single touch of modernity. The wheel-spinning mechanic makes your actions and choices uncertain. Players navigate a boardgame-like map, collect spirit beasts, and strategize moves, but luck always decides the outcome.
3. Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley
This one takes place in the famous Moomin world, with a narrative of restoring peace to Moominvalley through puzzles and little mischief. The music is soft and nostalgic, and the journey is peaceful and soothing. The art style and atmosphere are based closely on Tove Jansson’s work.
4. Fate War
Developed by IGG, it’s a survival city builder set in a wintry world. You begin from scratch, build and defend your settlement, and you have to manage resources. Roguelike aspects exist as well, with events varying on every playthrough, a day-night cycle, and plenty of options for customisation.
5. A Game About Digging A Hole
It is very easy, you dig down. Occasionally, you may discover unusual treasures that you can sell. The tempo is leisurely, calming, and even doing not much is included here in the play.
The five games provide a range of styles, from the intense RPG action in METRO QUESTER | OSAKA to the serene and simple A Game About Digging A Hole. The choice illustrates that there is room for numerous moods of players in mobile gaming. For maintaining updates with new and best mobile games, Pocket Gamer’s weekly and annual picks are always a worthwhile source.
