Post number #129330, ID: 4a64af
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Hey g/u/rls, just got new phone and was looking for good games to kill some time. Was thinking about emulators, but mb there some good games on play market
Post number #129637, ID: 866e34
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Just emulate GBA and play Fire Emblem.
Post number #129734, ID: 0b3006
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I always hated gba Fire Emblem. Dragon Blade for mobile isn't very strategic, but it's fun in that FF1 kinda way.
Post number #129735, ID: c557ef
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Get a gba emulator and play final fantasy tactics advanced
Post number #129830, ID: 866e34
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>>129735 It feels like such a chore though. Besides, there's FFT WotL on mobile. Or, well, a PS1 emulator with FFT, if you're more into that version.
Post number #129879, ID: c618eb
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Unfortunately I am not as well versed in strategy games as I am with non-gacha RPGs. I have Final Fantasy Tactics, and while I have not put much time in to it, it has a good enough reputation to at least give it a shot despite it's high (for mobile) price tag. There's also a port of Battle for Wesnoth, but you may be better served playing that on its native platform.
Post number #129886, ID: 713b68
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Crusader's quest is fun
Post number #129888, ID: c618eb
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In addition, I already posted a lot of the games I would immediately suggest in other topics concerning Android gaming. But just to be nice, and to give more exposure to these games, I'll do so again: Neo Scavenger Mystic Guardian Djinn Caster Asdivine Cross Dragon's Blade EvoCreo Dragon Sinker Void Pyramid Ramble Planet Any of SquareEnix's paid catalogue
I'm trying out a few games, and I'll see later if I can suggest them as well. But the above is what first comes to mind.
Post number #129905, ID: c618eb
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I wanted to list a few more games. While I have not played most of them at all, they do look interesting at least, and would probably be something you'd want to know about: Baldur's Gate I&II Icewind Dale Star WarsL KoTOR Exiled Kingdoms Eternium Shadowrun Returns Planescape: Torment The Bard's Tale Buriedbones Wayward Souls Pathos: Nethack
A good deal of these are ports, but I honestly find those convenient as there's a lot of games I have missed.
Post number #130431, ID: 3cb03d
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Thanks for suggestions d/u/des, will check all of them. I also remembered about scummVM, and yes, it's not rpgs, but old point and click games like dig or legend of kyrandia is just too good to pass up
Post number #130457, ID: cd6feb
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Moonshine Pixel Dungeon is really good if you want a RPG that is replayable and with Rouge-like elements
im also inclined to put in Data Wing and Cats are Liquid as those are 2 games that i really enjoyed and spent a lot of time on, even if neither are actually rpg games
Post number #130488, ID: 2b8dd4
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I'd chime in a game called Cat Quest. You play as a dragon Slayer similar in a sense to Skyrim.
Post number #130919, ID: 36d1da
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Do play Toram Online, it has a cool as class system, you can master different skills in different trees at different levels and also use player-made weapons. Best if you play and experience it yourself.
Post number #131184, ID: a5dde7
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>>130488 I bought it for my sister, and I played the demo. Id highly recommend it. It's 2D top down, kind of Zelda inspired, but with almost more of a Crashlands-ish combat system, only better, and lots of dungeons and places to explore.
Post number #131188, ID: c618eb
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>>130919 > Download Toram on a whim > See it's an anime mmo > Try to make the cutest girl in the world. > End up making a plain girl She's the cutest in my heart ;_;
Post number #131454, ID: e47126
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Some tasty replies. I agree with the Forgotten Realms games, & FFT.
Post number #131541, ID: 36d1da
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>>131188 glad to see you playing it XD
Post number #131708, ID: b0fdd5
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I fell asleep alot when farming n.woods in toram online
Post number #131941, ID: e405b9
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Without a doubt try Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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| Hey g/u/rls, just got new phone and was looking for good games to kill some time. Was thinking about emulators, but mb there some good games on play market