Games for tablet?

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HavocXphere

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I've got some time to kill with an android tablet and a CC. Figured I might try some mobile games.

So far I'm thinking world of goo and minecraft. Anything else worthwhile? Maybe something a bit more strategic?
 
HavocXphere said:
I've got some time to kill with an android tablet and a CC. Figured I might try some mobile games.

So far I'm thinking world of goo and minecraft. Anything else worthwhile? Maybe something a bit more strategic?
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You can always try Hearthstone?
 
Games for tablets? There's a good one... :D

But I 2nd Mister 44's suggestion about Plague Inc. very good game. You can play it for free if you want at first to see what it is like. See the MyG link here.

An old Windows game, TurboDismount is also fun.

Carmageddon too.

My wife and son loves this, Smash Hit.
 
Oh lots of suggestions. Thanks :)

I grabbed The Room and tried some plague too.

Will check out the remaining suggestions too.

Right now minecraft has me fascinated though - feels like the building scenes from inception. :D
 
I am using samsung galaxy tab and playing some of these: Asphalt 8, NFL pro 2013, Zombie Tsunami and bonus Modern Combat
I hope these will be useful for you, I find them quite interesting for me
 
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Thanks guys. Still looking for something RTS like (SC / WC /AoE) - most of the stuff I can see on that front seems to lack depth. Though prehaps my expectations are a little off on that front.
 
Yeah, thats my problem, the stuff they sell....I loose my patience 5 minutes into a search.

I personally would like a nice old skool RPG I can take with me and play when I'm out and avoiding contact with you humans. And non of these In App Purchases....or in other word, pay to win.

I would like to outright pay and be done with it.
 
But seriously, Hearthstone "whistling:

I had load shedding last night and was playing on my Tab, and even though it doesnt meet the recommended specs it still works fine :D
 
You could try Badland - it's like the process of human genome through time, with unnamed protagonist species multiplying and shrinking in number many times over the course of each level; The Room 2 - this is one which requires building up a strategy (like you mentioned), where each level of the game locks you in a single location and tasks you with solving a series of connected puzzles; dragon games - these are based on DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon movie series and have all the characters of the movie involved; then there's the one called Three's which was touted to be one of the best games for the tablet last year - with simple, charming graphics and music and gameplay that is easy enough to learn but quite hard to master.
 
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