I recently downloaded two Game Boy emulators so that I could play Pokemon on my phone and ended up getting a bunch of GBA games that I remember loving. I also started playing Duel Links a lot over the last week or so and also put some time into this game called Pop Blitz, which is a match 3 game where you can collect a bunch of digital funko pops.

Apple Arcade recently released a version of the Oregon Trail and I think it's absolutely stellar. That service has really become good.

I spend too much time playing The Street King: Open World Street Racing. In fact, I just now achieved 100% completion for the game! Other games I have been playing are Love Nikki, Shining Nikki, Azur Lane, and others that I can't quite think of right now.

Recently I started playing this game called Egg Ing. I used to see mobile ads for this game a lot while playing other games and didn't really care much for it but then I saw it one day in the play store and I thought I might as well try it out after the 100+ ads and I ended up liking it. I've also been playing Fire Emblem Heroes, but mostly just to get Nintendo points. Other than that, I still play Summoners War for like three hours a day.

As of late I’ve downloaded plague inc for iPhone to pass time by during work and it’s been decent. Spreading virus and germs around the world until everyone gets infected so… yeah

The game I play the most throughout the day is Sudoku. I have the classic Sudoku app as well as some harder variants like killer Sudoku. I just find it so fun to do whenever I'm bored or I'm on a train or something. It keeps my brain refreshed throughout the day and I've gotten quite good at them.

Another game I play is Pokemon Masters EX. I got back into the game during the end of the summer and I've been playing daily. Most of the time that's just using up my stamina and doing daily missions/stages so it doesn't take up too much of my time. I'm currently hoarding gems until I have enough to get a guaranteed featured unit pull on the next banner I feel compelled to summon on. The game is quite generous with gems which is nice, you can usually reach 36.6k gems (the amount needed for a guarantee) in like a month and a half or something.

Over the last couple of months, Moss peer pressured me into playing Fate Grand Order and I also started playing Konosuba Fantastic Days a lot since it's one of my most favorite anime. Between those two, I've been putting in around five hours a week on top of the 20 or so hours in Summoners War.

I've actually quite a lot of the mobile games that I used to play since I eventually just got bored of them, because of a friend I tend to play rainy attic room fairly regularly, and all I have left to do in it is find more collectibles, outside of that I do daily rolls in Girls Frontline but I don't play it seriously by any means.

Got myself some Fatal Fury on my phone thought the controls are so small it’s hard to press the buttons while fighting. I mean granted it’s meant with a controller but who carries a controller around them just to play a video game on their phone?

Since I got a new phone last month, I was able to play a lot more games than usual. My old phone was only 64 GB with no slot for a MicroSD card so my phone could only hold Summoners War one other game at any given time. Now my phone has half a terrabyte between internal storage and SD so I'm able to hold all my games at once and play whatever I went when I feel like it.

Right now I have and occasionally play Summoners War, Genshin Impact, Fire Emblem Heroes, Fate/Grand Order, Konosuba, Princess Connect, Nexomon, Cookie Run Kingdom, and Diablo Immortal.

Like "everyone", I played Pokemon Go during the mid 10s craze. But since I was in a rather small city (about 400k people in the census area), there wasn't much to hunt.

Otherwise, match three games are a better fit for my clumsy thumbs

I could go through a whole spiel about this...

...but right now, I guess the number one game that I've been playing on my phone (and emulator) recently is Arknights. It's a tower defense gacha game. The story is pretty captivating and since I'm a fan of tower defense games, I thought I'd try it. Well worth the risk taken.

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I'm very particular when it comes to mobile games, and I don't like to put them down until I've 100%ed them (which gets pretty annoying when I find a game that locks characters or skills behind real-world money, since I've vowed to never spend a cent on a mobile game). With that in mind, I can wholeheartedly recommend Smashy Road: Wanted 2. It's got addictive car-chase gameplay and is actually possible to 100% complete without spending a dime or watching a single ad.

I'm also a big fan of Garfield Rush, if you're looking for a janky Subway Surfers clone where you can play dress-up with a lasagne-loving cat, but it does lock a few characters behind paywalls.

I've got several I play. But one of my favorite go-tos is Touhou Lost Word. It's agacha game (of course it is) based on the Touhou Project series of bullet hell shooters and fighting side games for Windows. This one is a stage-based RPG with its own containing story starring an amnesiac girl (the player) that gets isekai'd to Gensokyo and meets gods, vampires, immortal Lunarians and other youkai.

Over the last two weeks I've been playing the mobile game that's based on the Eminence In Shadow anime. The anime began airing in October and I really liked it and the game was released a few days after Thanksgiving. I don't think I've missed a single day since the game came out, I've been putting in around an hour ever since then. On top of that, since I've been playing actively since the game was released, I'm by default one of the best players, ranked in the top 1,000.

I'm pretty particular when it games, because I need something to hit specific marks, or I'll just ignore it for the most part. But currently I'm still playing Genshin Impact mainly because it's one of my comfort games and literally decompresses me.
I also play Arknights, Pokemon Masters, Cookie Run Kingdom, and some other things...

As I'm sure you can tell I really like my gacha games, I don't spend like a hundred dollars on them a week, to be fair a lot of them are very fair in terms of free to play and that's what I do! And I still like to think I have one of the most fun experiences and enjoy these games inside out.

Maybe it doesn't count, but I am very addicted to Duolingo. I've been using it as my main method to brush up on and progress my French for some months now (90 day streak). Over that period of time, I've probably averaged an hour a day although there have been some weeks where I've done considerably more. It's to the point where I was using it as my main method for a French course I took this last semester, rather than the actual textbook.

Once you start to build the habit of using it consistently, it becomes very hard to stop. I haven't quite seen a learning app that gamifies the process in such an effective way (even if there's still a lot of flaws with it).

I've made some great strides after trying to make the most of it. Now I feel like I'm at a conversational level. I have a lot more confidence with the language than I did after taking it in high school for 5 years. Back then I had a decent level of understanding but couldn't really string sentences together very well. Planning on keeping it going.

I don't really play too many games on my phone but one game in particular i always come back to is WorldBox. Its a Sandbox God Simulator. Its fun to create worlds and decided the rules and outcomes of the world and its inhabitants. Sometimes i just straight but destroy the world.

For the last few weeks I've been playing this game called World Flipper. I just heard about this game for the first time a few months ago because there was a crossover event with Re:Zero and the voice actors were talking about it. I'm not a big fan of pinball game but I think it's fun.