My Top 5 Mobile Games
 

After years of being on Graal, I decided to try out some new games. If you're looking for some new mobile games to play, then here is my ranking of my 5 favorite mobile games.

#4: Graal Classic

Pros:

• Simple gameplay
• Easy way to get gralats
• Plenty of activities to do

Cons:

• Hard to find someone to trust and be friends with
• Time consuming
• Not much to do once you finish everything
• Sometimes dangerous, rude community
• CYBERBULLYING. LOTS OF CYBERBULLYING.
• Lots of scammers
• Laggy, even if you have fast internet
• Hard to get into admin-hosted events
• No main storyline
• Some items are overpriced

Classic is simple, with easy gameplay. The events can also be fun too. However, as you continue to play it, you'll get bored with it a little easier. Gralats can be boring to farm for. And also, it's hard to find a selfless person in Graal, especially if you're just starting out. If you're new, I suggest to STAY AWAY FROM CHATTING. Many players harrass newer players for being new, which is kind of ridiculous compared to the other online games I played. Just be careful chatting with others, don't rush making progress, and you'll have fun!

#3: Unison League

Pros:

• Simple, unique gameplay
• Very friendly and helpful community
• F2P Friendly, easy to get gems and gold
• Many events
• Free monsters, weapons and armor can sometimes be very useful
• Fun Guild battles!
• AP recovers pretty quickly
• Can switch classes anytime for free
• Nice, free character customization

Cons:

• So much grinding
• Takes forever to reforge a weapon
• Farming for Limimins (Gear EXP Monsters) is annoying
• Hard to pass quests once you're near the last quest map
• Mehhhh story

Unison League is a new game that is unique and fun to play. You get to play with other players, some who prove to help you a lot. But finding someone to quest with begins to get harder as you begin to get to the last few quest maps. The CPUs who play with you are weak and can all die when you're fighting the boss, leaving you all alone. The AP system is very convenient. Instead of just taking away all the AP once you begin the quest, it depletes the farther you go into the quest. This means that if you do the wrong quest and decide to quit at the first round, you only use a few AP, which helps you wait for a shorter time for AP to recover. The drop rates for gear from events is pretty low, and annoying to grind for since the tougher event quests with "higher" rates requires more AP. Overall, the cons are not much of a problem and you can still enjoy the game a lot.

#2: Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector

Pros:

• Super simple gameplay
• Begins to get easier to get silver and gold fish
• Offline game
• SO CUTE

Cons:

• Annoying to miss the rare cat you've been waiting for

Omg this game... it's just so cute! It's so cute that even though there's a small possibility of getting bored due to the incredibly easy gameplay, the cute cats will make you wanting to play more! Get this game if you're too busy to play a game yet play a game (since all you have to do is refill the food and wait).

I have two games that are tied for #1:

#1: Deemo

Pros:

• Amazing story
• Amazing music
• Simple yet challenging gameplay
• Amazing graphics
• Offline game

Cons:

• Story is a little short
• Not a free game, costs $2

Omg this is the best rhythm game out there. Unfortunately this is the only game on this list that's not free, costing $2. However, it's still worth the price. With the story that makes you want to cry at the end (because it's so friggin good), the amazing music and the amazing art, Deemo is a music game that you'll never get tired of.

#1: Brave Frontier

Pros:

• Amazing art
• Amazing story
• Amazing music
• Simple gameplay
• Fun, challenging trials
• Many activities to do
• Very helpful community
• Each unit has their own lore, making you adore your units more

Cons:

• A few people from the community can be greedy and whiny
• Sometimes suffers from lack of content (but happens rarely as of right now)
• Gets a little boring once you complete all the content
• Rates up for units aren't always the best
• A little harder to get gems once you finish all the quests and trials

Brave Frontier is a very fun game, and its story is so good that people want it to become an anime (it would be a good anime though). Don't worry about not being able to get gems faster from quests, because the game still recieves new quest maps from time to time. My suggestion to all players is to take your time and not rush, so you can enjoy the game a little longer. For the F2P players, take your time in quests, and save your gems until a good summon event comes. There's also a feature called Raid, where you can fight alongside other players to get materials for spheres; it's very fun. Brave Frontier is a great game that will keep you playing it for a long time.

Please note that this is just my opinion, and that not all of these games may be your favorite; for instance, maybe you tried Unison League and you didn't like it. Anyways, if you're looking for a new mobile game to play, you can refer to my suggestions. Have fun playing!

What happened to number five?

there were two #1

In no particular order:

1. Faster Than Light
2. Terraria
3. DOOM
4. Minecraft
5. Sigils of Elohim

Graal is on the list even though it says "new mobile games to play" lol.


Anyways, my top 5 games for mobiles are...

1. Final Fantasy VI. NOTHING CAN BE SAY ABOUT THIS GAME. IT'S BASICALLY THE DEFINITION OF A JRPG. PERFECT. YOU MUST OWN THIS TITLE. Though some may say the mobile port is garbage due to the new graphics instead of the original SNES graphics and the new menus layout

2. Final Fantasy VII. This title is awesome. I have FF7 both on computer and mobiles and oh boy, it's an awesome JRPG. The story is very complex. Playing this game on the go anywhere you want just feels awesome.

3. The Quest. This game is pretty much Skyrim on the mobile market. It can offer hundreds of hours of gameplay.

4. GTA: San Andreas. I have this game on mobile, PS2, Xbox, and soon computer. Do you know why I have so many copies? It's because this game is soooo DEAR to me. I personally prefer this game over GTA V because the PS2 graphics just makes it seem so mysterious at certain time and it gets me hooked.

5. Geometry Dash. Had it on computer, but refunded because it's so blurry on a big screen. This game is similar to "The World's Impossible Game" but wayyyyy harder.

neko atsume is SO GOOD

characters mostly have generic dialogues vs having unique lines based on the character speaking

random battles suck

very dull dungeons because of random battles

map is a bit directionless but not as bad as ff7, which probably has the worst map i've ever had to use in a jrpg

clunky controls (can't move diagonally, your walk is obviously tied to tiles)

chrono trigger better in every way, ct master race

Ain't nobody got time to read that

agreed my friend, agreed.

Wayward Souls is a quality game.

Definitly is at the top of my list.

comments in bold

I have CT for the DS and I agree, CT is awesome.

Anyways, what I love about FF6 are the characters, the story, the overworld, the maps, the towns, pretty much everything about it. The story about Espers is just so interesting.

I actually like the random encounters.



Also, the music are superb

The controls don't really bug me much since I mostly play the Steam version.

I agree with FF7 having a bad map. It was very confusing for me to locate Gongaga ;-;

my 2015 6+ mobile games are

1. Modern Combat 5
2. PixelGun3D
3. Minecraft StoryMode (actually enjoyable)
4. ??? angry birds?

keep in mind these are games for kids lol

the main theme (and the variations of it) is my favorite snes theme.

Good to know you can count.

Also, i wouldn't really class mobile 'games' as good.
Pay to win around every corner.


Pretty sure MC5 is considered a 17+ on appstore, then again, appstore rating are a bit iffy.

graal is best mobile game btw

In no particular order:

1. Avabel Online (Free)
Gorgeous 3D MMORPG for iOS and Android, free to play with a very active community and frequent updates. The game's structure is similar to Monster Hunter although most of it's still in Japanese and there are quite a lot of translation errors in the English version.

+ Beautiful graphics
+ Wide variety of activities, characters, and locations
+ In-app purchases are entirely optional
+ Supports external controllers

- Limited social features
- Translation errors
- Your account can only be linked to one device at any given time

2. Chrono Trigger/Final Fantasy VI/VII/IX ($4.99/$7.99/$10.99/TBA)
No introduction needed here, a fine selection of Square Enix JRPG titles ported to iOS and Android. FFIX has been announced and is slated for a 2016 release.

+ Solid gameplay
+ Additional features such as cloud-based saving
+ Enhanced graphics
+ Supports external controllers

- Expensive, even for ported titles
- Touch controls can be fiddly

3. Taiko no Tatsujin (Free + IAP)
A music rhythm game available only in the Japanese App Store, it features cute characters dancing while you drum away to popular songs from games, anime, and pop. Has a massive song library, but only comes with 5 tracks when initially downloaded. Overall it can cost a lot when the in-app purchases add up.

+ Fun to the point of being addictive

- Song pack costs add up

4. Assassin's Creed Identity (Free)
Plays very much like Assassin's Creed II, but in an episodic format. It also features wireless controller support, which is nice. Currently only available in the Australian/New Zealand App Stores.

+ Stays faithful to the franchise
+ Detailed, immersive gameplay
+ In-app purchases are entirely optional
+ Supports external controllers

- Crashes often
- Needs to be constantly connected to the Internet

5. Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas ($4.99)
An original adventure RPG inspired by the style of the Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. The main quest involves exploring numerous islands across a vast ocean and gathering artefacts from dungeons.

+ Enjoyable gameplay
+ Supports cloud-based saves across iPhone, iPad, and ATV
+ Beautiful graphics

- Limited side-quests to explore

In no real order
1.badland
2.bloons monkey city
3.terraria
4.graal
5.smashy road wanted

Gosh mobile gaming is an even bigger disappointment than battlefront, so pretty ****ing disappointing if you do not share the same ideology.