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Mobile Gaming

A collection of 19 posts

Feature

Eras: The Eight Generations of Gamers

A taxonomy of gamers

Opinion

Waiting for the Mystic Mansion Update

Reaching the top floor of a god's mansion

Game Design

The Marvelous Monetization of Marvel’s Contest of Champions

Examining one of the longest running mobile games

Guide

Offline iOS Game Apps: A Guide to the Best Games You Can Play Without Wi-Fi

No internet required

Game Design

Gacha Games: A Discussion

What is the present, and future, of gacha?

Interview

Sky: Children of the Light’s Hottest Hangouts Are Off the Edge of the Map

Out-of-bounds adventures are beloved by the fans and embraced by the developers

Hidden Gems

Hidden Gems of Game Design Volume 25

Featuring Toy Tactics, BattleForge, and Chaos Rings

Review

Mystic Mansion Improves on Smartphone Match Games

A game that allows you to make fun living spaces for the gods

Guide

Four Android Games to Look Forward to in 2024

A few suggestions to get you started

Feature

A Peek Behind Genshin Impact’s $4B+ in Mobile Sales

A deep dive into how and where the massively profitable mobile game makes its money

Review

A Phone Full of Dice

Not trying to brag, but I beat Dicey Dungeons

Opinion

The Anbernic RG353P vs the PocketGo S30: A Battle of the Handheld SNES

Which mobile SNES emulation solution will come out on top?

Opinion

Did Nintendo Make a Mistake Discontinuing the Game Boy?

Where is the modern Game Boy?

Review

Dicey Dungeons is a Perfect Fit for Mobile

A roguelike mixing deck building and dice that lets you ease into the experience

Doom

Doom RPG: Doom for Phones is Now on PC

Feature phone goodness on your PC

Feature

From Geocaching to Zombies, Run! The Evolution of Exergaming

Getting exercise outside is more than just running in circles

Opinion

A Platform Transition

Valve's SteamDeck is bringing PC gaming to generations of console gamers

Opinion

The Problems With Free Mobile Games

Free mobile games are more popular than ever, so why do gamers dislike them so much? Here are your answers.

Opinion

This Mobile Pokémon Clone Was Better Than Expected

Nexomon is a free to play game that rises above the low expectations of that label