The best for your mobile, I'll tell you right away, is Minecraft: Story Mode, based on Mojang's game. But it's not the only one! We also have zombies, ghosts, and some RPG. Come play some of these mobile games, you'll surely have a good time.
Fear the Walking Dead: Dead Run
Fear the Walking Dead: Dead Run (Free game) is based on the hit AMC series. This runner puts you in the middle of a zombie apocalypse in Los Angeles. With a black-and-white visual style of silhouettes and shadows, you can play as the series' protagonists while being chased by walkers through different scenarios, such as an abandoned church or a high school. You have firearms to eliminate the walkers, but don't shoot too much because your character will slow down, becoming easy prey for the hungry hordes. Developed by Versus Evil, Fear the Walking Dead: Dead Run is available on iOS and Android.
Lifeline 2: Bloodline
Maintaining the concept of the first Lifeline of a compelling real-time narrative, this sequel tells you a new story full of suspense. Lifeline 2: Bloodline introduces you to a woman named Arika, who is in the middle of a deadly quest to avenge her parents and rescue her lost brother. For that, you must choose among several options to keep her alive and help her succeed, as Arika faces deadly danger against forces that threaten all of humanity. After completing any branch of the story, you can go back to earlier parts to take the other paths you missed and see how they affect the plot. Developed by 3 Minute Games, Lifeline 2: Bloodline is available on iOS and Android.
Minecraft: Story Mode
Starting from such an unusual concept, Telltale Games was able to develop a story mode for Minecraft, bringing all the characteristic elements of its episodic adventures to the most popular virtual universe of the moment. The game maintains the studio's quality standard by making us participate in the story of Jesse, a new character whose mission is to find five legendary adventurers, having to travel through several locations seen in Mojang's game. Beyond some quick time events and simple puzzles, the emphasis of the title is, as usual, on decision-making and conversations with other characters. Of course, unlike everything seen in the company's other games, the narrative tone of Minecraft: Story Mode aims at a broader audience, appealing to humor rather than drama and avoiding placing us in complex moral crossroads like in Game of Thrones or The Walking Dead. Developed by Telltale Games, Minecraft: Story Mode is available on iOS and Android.
Secret of Mana
Secret of Mana, released in 1993 for SNES, introduced us to a great fantasy universe. The story presents Randi and his two companions, Primm and Popoi, on an adventure to prevent an empire from conquering the world. This adaptation for mobile devices has several improvements, maintaining one of the main features that has marked the Mana saga: its ring-shaped command menu. Explore wonderful places full of adventures in pursuit of the mystical power of Mana to face the tyranny of the empire. Developed by Square Enix, Secret of Mana is available on iOS and Android.
SpecTrek
Under the premise “protect the world, stay in shape”, SpecTrek is an augmented reality game where you must hunt ghosts. The game is divided into three modes: a short one, lasting 15 minutes; medium, lasting 30 minutes; and the longest, lasting 60 minutes. Like Pokémon GO, this game uses your GPS to project ghosts in various places on the map (usually around your location). To play, you have to go to the ghost's position and use your phone's camera to scan and catch them. Developed by Games4All, SpecTrek is available exclusively on Android.
