Kotor is on mobile and runs rather well.

The Infinity Engine games (BG 1+2, IWD, PST) are on there as well I believe, but while they run on phones, they're probably better suited for tablets.

If you want a surprisingly good free to play gacha jrpg that can actually be completed without paying anything, another Eden is pretty great.

I see many people on Reddit showing off Open Morrowind on their phones. Unfortunately I wouldn't have the first clue of how to get it running. Then there is the Enhanced editions of Baldur's Gate 1 & 2.

Final Fantasy Tactics is on phones and it's one of the greatest RPGs of all time

Albion. Same experience on mobile as pc. PvP is a little difficult depending on the weapon

You’re not going to find many worthwhile MMOs on mobile, unfortunately.

RuneScape & Albion are the two I can think of that are reputable and not auto/P2W. They have similar game philosophies (pretty sure RS inspired Albion).

I played a little bit of Toram and it’s reminiscent of old school MMOs, still not my favorite.

Tarisland is coming out in the next year or so. It’s a Chinese MMO that’s a WoW clone (or so I’ve read). I’ve been watching it and cautiously optimistic for its release.

Is it mostly nostalgia at this point? I tried it for the first time on mobile and it really doesn't seem that great. Tap to move controls, tiny interface, I can't see what the heck is going on on the map with how crowded it all is.

And then I looked up what kind of features to expect, and you can't form parties with others? And high end PvP involves switching gear out rapidly and is essentially impossible on a mobile phone?

It seems like the mobile version is just to grind tree cutting or something while you're away from your desktop, and it isn't meant to be played fully mobile. Maybe I'm missing something though.

I find myself playing more of Diablo Immortal for the social and multiplayer even if I like Path of Exile much much more. Undecember is also neat, feels more like PoE, but I find the difficulty scaling weird even if it really has so much potential.

Played Adventure Quest 3D for a bit, is nice. But I don't have time for it right now. Could really use a UI upgrade this one to make things tidy.

I also play Torn City via Torn PDA, but torn on a web browser is also as convenient.

I'm also currently treating online-go.com as an MMO rofl vis Surround app if via an app. I love it for the pvp strat ala war game:Civ vibes it gives me.

I also played the other mmos eg Runescape, Albion, Eve Echoes, Aethric, Orna, etc but they were just too time consuming for me for the joy they give me.

Dofus/Wakfu seem nice but the touch versions are truly different from the desktop ones. Not enough time for me too.

FarmRPG and Cybercode Online also are neat.

Not mmos per se but online games, but I much prefer playing Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail on mobile too. I am just on pause on them but I don't feel like I'm losing out much on pausing on them since they're pretty mucu single player focused.

How is it MMO? Is it mmo only because sometime you can see other player on the map or because there is a chat? lol

My issue with this game is that it doesnt play like an MMO. I play it and I end up playing solo 99.9% of the time. My brother and I actively try to do things together but the exp gain or item drops are better off solo every time (like Slayer or Dungeoneering). I end up just cutting trees for hours at a time or fishing alone at my fishing spot forever. Bosses aren't that exciting to do as a group thing either as it feels very underwhelming.

Pokemmo

Once Human. Suprisingly similar to full PC version with obvious provisions for mobile play such as epic aim assist

Iruna Online

Toram online.

Integral factor 

Aura Kingdom II Evolution 

Albion is pretty cool but it has that "sweaty ppl killing players and stealing their loot" kind of system.

Eterspire

Ragnarok Mobile. It has a good community, years and years of content to do and even the grind is fairly mild for the casual player. The nostalgia deep dive is amazing in it.

If you are hardcore player, the game has a P2W brick-wall for dps players and the grind for the optimised equipment is brutal.

Asobimo has a lot of great MMO, the best would be Toram

Sprite Fantasia, it's newer and I don't have to I terrupt autoplay every .5 seconds. Generic mobile anime mmorpg though

Arcane Legends and Pocket Legends

Toram

Bit Heroes

Order & Chaos

if you are looking for mmorpg without auto play is Warhammer: Odyssey i love it so far been playing it for a week

Warhammer: Odyssey

EVE Echoes, it's a simpler, smaller version of EVE Online, but it also is as cutthroat as it's bigger brother. Also, for some reason, corps aren't as hardcore as in their PC counterpart, so in most cases nobody is gonna ask you to set an alarm at 4 am to fleet up and bash some random structure on enemy territory.

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I mean COD is one of my standard go-tos just cuz it's fun. But I also like Oceanhorn 2, ZZZ, and Brawl Stars with my nephew.

Nice Idea, I still like dead cells but there must be more, I do find it challenging to find new (good) games.

Grid Legends and Genshin Impact are two that I spend too much time on.

Hi,

Congrats to Minireview team, and thanks to the community ! Here's my favorite games on Android (not ranked) :

• Witch Spring 4
• Shogun Showdown
• Watergate : The Board Game
• Devil's Attorney
• Tiny Thief
• Stardew Valley
• Badland
• Radiant Defense
• Final Fantasy Tactics
• Pixel Cup Soccer Ultimate
• Letterlike
• Star Traders : Frontiers
• Caves of Lore
• Super Dungeon Muncher
• Ambidextro
• ScourgeBringer
• Warm Snow
• Foretales
• Onmyoji : The Card Game
• Amazing Cultivation Simulator
• Phantom Tower
• Lunar : Silver Star Story
• Stuffo : The Puzzle Bot
• Pup Champs
• Deathtrap Dungeon Trilogy
• Legend of Keepers
• Monster Train
• Methods : Complete Edition
• Five Hearts Under One Roof
• Is This Seat Taken ?
• MO : Astray
• Dungelot
• Slaps & Beans 2
• Warbits+
• Tyrant's Blessing
• Data Wing
• Hoop Land
• Elder Sign : Omens
• Super Mombo Quest
• Zhed
• Imperium Galactica 2
• Lost in Fantaland
• Pocket Stables
• Friday Night Funkin'
• Flat Pack
• Motorsport Manager Mobile 3
• Labyrinth : The War on Terror

Strength to devs and studios, and keep going !

Hope they do something about the end game content

They fk up Moco too badly. Think it’s well outta the conversation now.

Damn ai post 🤣

AI slop post regurgitating information everyone knows. GTFO karma farmer

Whatever they do , whoever they take inspiration from , I just want this game to SUCCEED 🤞🤞

I like Albion Online. It's good on mobile and pc.

Eve Echoes does a decent impression of the Eve Feeling in mobile. It's much more simplified than the PC counterpart and the community is usually angry with the devs, but still playing hahaha

Try Wyvern

I don't know if it's really a game or not, but Avakin Life has lots of people on it. It has dungeons and stuff I guess but I didn't play long enough to check it all out.

Just something to look at

Old School RuneScape is like the only mobile mmo I would play. But I'm bias because I've played since I was kid. It's great if you give it a chance to learn the ins and outs

For me it's Skullgirls. It's a fighting game with charismatic characters, it's not pay to win despite being a gacha (I've played the game for 1 and a half years and I can do all the game's content as a f2p player) and the community, despite being small, helps each other. Unfortunately, it is a game with a small team of developers, which does not make much profit from the game and consequently hardly has any updates with new mechanics/playable character. Other than that, it's a game that has a place in my heart.

DYSMANTLE - by far the best single player game on mobile I've played. There's an upfront purchase cost but after that the game is free from any costs or ads. There are a couple of expansions you can buy but are not necessary.

I have so many hours in this game. It's easy to put down for a few days and come back to again with no issues. The main quest is huge and there's an open world, do what you want aspect to it as well that will keep you occupied forever if you want that.

The difficulty ramps up at an achievable pace. You have choices in terms of weapon and tool upgrades, nearly all of which have a direct impact on the gameplay but they won't stop you from proceeding.

Kingdom Rush -series is great! Tower defence with nice art style, light story and or course great gameplay. Highly recommended.

Arena Breakout, a very distressing yet addictive game

Two options

-Games with a good story

-Games that aren't repetitive

I'm gonna sound like a boomer, but I always end up going back to Candy Crush

Stardew valley and merge dragons

If you like puzzles then slitherlink is one of my favorites! It's kinda got minesweeper vibes but different if that makes any sense.

Love Nikki Dress Up Queen

i play cute games like neko atsume and bunny haven