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Best Games by Adriaande Jongh on Android

Android smartphones and tablet devices can run the same games. The operating system offers similar features to Apple's iOS on iPhone and iPad, but for non-Apple hardware made by a range of manufacturers. This means that these devices are usually cheaper.

Android games can use the motion controls, touch screen as well as connect Bluetooth gamepads and controllers. You can also send the game visuals and sound to a TV to play games more like a console.

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Genres: Action, Collecting, Deduction, Physically Active, Puzzle, Rhythm and Traversal
Era: 2014 - 2023
Total Games: 3
Total Likes: 52

Hidden
Folks

Hidden Folks tasks you with exploring hand-drawn worlds to find particular people.

Hidden Folks tasks you with exploring hand-drawn worlds to find particular people. It’s simple enough for youngsters to control but complex enough to keep parents and carers involved too.

Out Now: Android, Mac, PC, Switch and iOS

Secret
Shuffle

Secret Shuffle is a rhythm game where up to 60 players dance to music and have to try and spot who is listening to the same track as they are.

Secret Shuffle is a rhythm game where up to 60 players dance to music and have to try and spot who is listening to the same track as they are. Play combines aspect of Twister and Silent Discos to create a game that's both approachable and fun.

Out Now: Android, Mac, PC and iOS

Bounden

G4C Award

Bounden is a smartphone dance game that gets players to use their bodies.

Bounden is a smartphone dance game that gets players to use their bodies. Two people hold opposite ends of one smartphone and then move together to keep a cursor over the ball.

Out Now: Android and iOS

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Motion:	Motion Aiming Motion Pointing Motion Tilting Motion Gesture Motion Camera
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Button Combinations:	Holding Down Buttons Optional Rapid Repeated Pressing Optional No Simultaneous Buttons
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Assistance Getting Starting:	Tutorials Practice Area View Control Mapping Assistance With Controls Reaction-Time Not Critical Low Pressure Adjust Speed No Jump Scares
Assistance For Progressing:	Guaranteed Progress With God Mode Bank Progress With Frequent Checkpoints Assisted Progress With Boosts Assisted Progress With Hints Assisted Recall for Characters Assisted Recall for Narrative and Dialogue Save Progress Anytime

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