Today is perfect for playing on your mobile, with those addictive games that don't take up as much time as their bigger brothers. This time, puzzles, hackers, and the adaptation of Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee that improves on many points of its console counterpart. Excellent!
Brass
Brass: If you like strategic planning, resource management, and board games, well, Brass is a kind of complex mix of the three. It's worth clarifying from the start that it will take you a while to learn all the rules in this digital adaptation of a real geek board game. The story takes place during the Industrial Revolution in the English county of Lancashire, and you compete against other players (or AI) to build the most resources and trade routes, adding everything up to get points at the end of the round. Developed by Cublo, Brass is available on iOS and Android.
Fhacktions
If you enjoyed games like Ingress and Pokémon Go, get ready to take on the role of a hacker with Fhacktions. Your mission is to roam the city with your friends to hack servers. The servers are distributed throughout the city, and to conquer them you have to participate in epic battles of up to ten simultaneous players. You can choose among three different Avatars, each with specific functions and abilities that can be equipped according to your own strategies as a faction. As you progress, your character gains experience and levels up, and you can equip it with a variety of weapons and armor that will help you in encounters. Developed by Posibillian Tech, Fhacktions is available on iOS and Android.
Gorogoa
Gorogoa: An attractive evolution of the puzzle genre narrated through a beautiful hand-drawn story. The dynamics of Gorogoa is originality: It presents panels with splendid illustrations that you must organize and combine, using imagination to solve the puzzles. This work of art was designed and illustrated by developer Jason Roberts, making this game the ideal choice to play on mobile devices rather than consoles and computers. Without a doubt, you are facing an elegant simplicity and a most rewarding complexity to enjoy whenever you want. Developed by Buried Signal, Gorogoa is available exclusively on iOS.
Hocus.
If you liked the challenges of Monument Valley, this title is ideal for you. Hocus. is a puzzle game based on optical illusions in Escher style. Each level consists of an impossible shape, with a red block and a red hole; the objective is to move the block around the shape and put it into the hole, working with strange perspective twists. There are no penalties or timers, and the result is a series of puzzles that start simple but gradually increase in difficulty. Developed by Gamebra.in., Hocus. is available on iOS and Android (free).
Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee
Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee: If you enjoyed the mobile version of Stranger's Wrath and you're still craving to play the rest of the Oddworld series, today is your lucky day. Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee was the first 3D game in the series, which follows the tribulations of the monster Munch, the last of his kind, who fights to save the last nest of his species' eggs from being consumed by the Glukkons. The original game, which was rushed out, received a massive overhaul for its mobile release, including sound and graphics improvements so you can enjoy an entertaining adventure alongside Abe and Munch. Developed by Square One, Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee is available on iOS and Android.
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