If we're talking about playing on your mobile, this is the best place to indulge your vice, with the best games of the week, and some old ones too. In this edition, Desktop Dungeons (mix of roguelike with puzzles), Battlestation: First Contact (a space station where you are the commander) and Sorcery! 3 (the new narrative adventure for RPG lovers), among many other equally awesome things.

This week's mobile games (03/30/16)
Battlestation First Contact

Battlestation: First Contact

Battlestation: First Contact (free): Take command of a space station in this free real-time sci-fi and strategy game with roguelike features. Battlestation: First Contact takes place in the year 2259, where three other species and an unknown threat are nearby; you are in command of the best defense humanity has left. Take control of the space station called Battlestation, build your own weapons and fleets, and research new technology to survive wave after wave of enemies and reach epic battles against the boss powers that dominate the galaxy. The game is free but has additional episodes available for purchase. Developed by Bugbyte, Battlestation: First Contact is available on iOS and Android.

Desktop Dungeons

Desktop Dungeons: Fight your way through randomly generated dungeons, collecting items, spells, and treasures to defeat the boss at the end of the level and earn gold to improve your Kingdom. At the start of the game you choose a race and class for your character to be sent to a randomly generated dungeon. Desktop Dungeons plays like a condensed roguelike and has puzzle qualities, as you must find the best ways to use items, spells, and upgrades to reach the final boss fight without losing too much of your character's health. At the end of each level, you are rewarded with new classes and weapons for your character. Developed by QCF Design, Desktop Dungeons is available on iOS and Android.

Puzzle Quest 2

Puzzle Quest 2: Explore the depths of a huge dungeon, matching gems to gain power and try to end the demons of the Gorgon that plague the city of Verloren. Puzzle Quest 2 lets you choose between any of the four character classes: wizard, templar, barbarian, or assassin; each providing interesting twists to the game thanks to their characteristic class attributes. As you progress through the adventure in Story Mode your character can level up; you can also participate in quick matches in Tournament Mode or challenge your friends in Multiplayer Mode, among several modes to enjoy. Developed by Infinite Interactive, Puzzle Quest 2 is available on iOS and Android.

Sorcery! 3

Sorcery! 3: Continue the epic narrative adventure you started in Sorcery! and Sorcery! 2. Sorcery! 3 takes place in the jungles of Kakhabad, a cursed land plagued by serpents. Your goal is to explore an open world, traveling through time, casting powerful spells, fighting deadly creatures, and playing dice games with the gamblers of the area. With every choice you make, you will be remembered and shape the story of the game. The best part is that you can load your character from previous games to continue the adventure. Developed by inkle, Sorcery! 3 is available on iOS and Android.

Ys Chronicles II

Ys Chronicles II: After a hard fight to recover the six sacred books in Ys Chronicles I, Adol is back for more adventures. Keeping the same mechanics as the previous game, you again have to use your sword skills while discovering new attack and defense equipment along the way. The novelty in Ys Chronicles II is that you can now use magic to attack or heal yourself. With intuitive and dynamic fights, continue Adol's adventure to unravel the secrets of the island while facing all kinds of monsters. Developed by DotEmu, Ys Chronicles II is available on iOS and Android.

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Desktop Dungeons, Puzzle Quest 2, Sorcery! 3, Ys Chronicles II