It was recently released for mobile devices. No in-game purchases, no micro-transactions. Just the game as it was released in 1999.
As a bonus, you can click on every item to show a popup with additional information.
The game is Shattered Pixel Dungeon, a rogue-like rpg, it's clone of Pixel Dungeon with some new features.
Second this, with shattered pixel dungeon being the most popular mod of the original source code. More items, traps and lots of quality of life improvements when compared to the original.
If you're on Android I recommend Longshot. It pretty much allows you to scroll and take separate screenshots then stitches them together.
Pocket. I add a lot of articles that I come across on my pc, phone or tablet that I don't have time to read. I add them to pock via sharing or the chrome extension and then have pocket read the articles to me later when I am on the tram or walking around.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ideashower.readitlater.pro&hl=en_AU
Or just install Pocket to your browser and mobile devices, then click the Save To Pocket button whenever this happens.
Take your phone with a decent battery, find the pattern area (there's almost always a table and chairs there), sit yourself down, download RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic, and lose hours.
Or browse Reddit.
My wife has 14 sewing machines. I know how to survive. Also, sometimes you can get decent velcro from them if it's on sale.
I use widgets all the time with Popup Widget, since it handles the worst aspect of widgets, they constantly consume RAM and battery if left running and the space they take.
I use it along with Nova gestures, but any gesture will do.
Added link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ss.popupWidget
Pixel Dungeon ist ein genialer kleiner Roguelike und es gibt davon zig Versionen, weil das Original ein Open-Source-Projekt ist. Die beste und vollständigste ist mMn diese.
It still lags a lot on my device. The dev should look to increase the performance of the app first rather than adding new features. I would love to switch to Action from Nova. Due to its shutter feature,I actually used the widgets more and it is so intuitive.
Right now I am using Popup Widget 3 with Nova to emulate the shutters.
Others have recommended Peel, which is good for TV related stuff, but not very customizable.
I much prefer AnyMote Smart Remote. It also has a giant database of preprogrammed remotes, but for all kinds of devices. And more importantly, you can make completely custom remotes, and learn buttons from physical remotes you own (if your phone also has an IR receiver like on my HTC One M8). Also you can make a custom permanent notification that sits in your notification list with quick access to six buttons of your design, or a floating remote. Basically everything I want it to do.
I made this remote for my Blu-ray player. The buttons were all preprogrammed from the database, but I didn't like the layout so I changed everything to be exactly where I wanted it.
Just checked right now mine loads up and can find it on the play store. Try this link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc
It takes some time, but Shattered Pixel Dungeon can entertain you for hundreds of hours once you had figure it out.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shatteredpixel.shatteredpixeldungeon
If you have lag, try these:
If you have lag on mobile device, turn off location services, this helped me with the lag.
Also the App should be on the PlayStore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay
The XDA modified version is here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/ps4-remote-play-android-thread-t3068225
Pretty sure it's this
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc&hl=en
or well, this to be more specific https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/rollercoaster-tycoon-classic/id1113736426?mt=8
If you are going to keep your phone for that long, you really need to start mitigating it now. Most people won't notice burn in (even bad burn in) but it is something every AMOLED display suffers from over time. It's just something you have to accept as a trade off.
I use GMD Immersive. It's an app on the Play Store. It will force immersive mode system wide (as opposed to just those apps that are programmed to use it). This will probably eliminate nav button burn in and notification burn in, which are the main things you should be worried about. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmd.immersive
The devs accidentally made the original free and were unable to reverse it. So they removed the original and reuploaded the same thing as a different game. You can download the original from your library, it should be there somewhere. I doubt the original will be updated ever again though. But yeah, the devs screwed those of us who purchased the original, and they don't seem to care.
Link to the original, should show up if you purchased it before: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc
Popup Widget 2 - I rarely find apps that are really useful to me. This one is friggin awesome. Paired with Nova and mapped to a gesture, you can keep your homescreen clear and bring up any widget when needed, then just make it disappear when you're done. It's wizardry.
There's also Lux for Android too. ;) Essential.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vito.lux&hl=en
And there is f.lux for iOS, but you need to jailbreak to use it. almost worth it on its own.
My guess is that they reduced the price by mistake and have temporarily taken it off sale until they are able to increase the price again. It's still on the site, you just can't see it unless you already have it.
Do you have an ir blaster? Link me : Smart ir remote-anymote
This remote is awesome, it will control anything with an ir receiver. Not just tv's cable boxes and stereos. I had this since my s3 on my notes and now my v10. It also has a bunch of widgets.
http://i.imgur.com/OMCmu3U.png
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.remotefairy
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.remotefairy
thats what i use works great, recent material design update and can even use it like a harmony remote with macros and stuff only real downside is the price
Smart IR remote by color tiger
got it when it was on sale, but it's like, 10 bucks now. Customizable as hell. Add remotes for anything, even make a smart remote to control different devices at the same time. Has options for macros, so you can have one button execute multiple actions, (turn on tv, change input and change channels on cable box...)
It's also integrated with Google now, so you can change channels by talking to your phone. I'm in the process of building the perfect remote.
@4:40
Your objective:
Have Fun!
You have failed your objective!
LOL, freaking loved the games. The mobile remaster is quite nice as well.
This project has been rattling round in my 'brain' for a couple of years now. There has been experimentation, there has been failure. There has been tiny victories, but only this week did I solve the biggest bugbear and once done crack on with getting it all working!
So, the biggest bugbear: My living room is, by necessity, setup with a TV and a projector perpendicular to one another. This means on movie night that the sound is wrong. I finally solved this with the help of peverbeek and his Peace GUI for Equalizer APO. Whilst I don't mention this in the video, the orientation switch is macro'd in to certain buttons.
Once that was done I used a combination of Anymote, Tasker and Eventghost to get everything running.
Initial forays into this project taught me that you need to be checking states of things before running actions - for example I originally had 'play' set to turn lights off and 'pause' to turn them back on, but that works even if Plex isn't running so it quickly gets out of sync. The way I did it was to regex query the /status/sessions xml from the Plex Server to see if it contained either 'play' or 'pause'. This is literally the closest I have ever come to 'coding' in my entire life.
If anyone is interested please ask any questions. I'm quite proud of this setup but I think if you lifted up the bonnet you'd see some frightful things in Tasker so I'm also super happy to learn how to do things better!
Thanks
No juego mucho pero lo único que siempre tengo instalado en caso de es este fork de Pixel Dungeon.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shatteredpixel.shatteredpixeldungeon
Why not? I heard it's a pretty much a straight copy of the original RCT. Excluding the new font and a couple of glitches.
Smart Remote/AnyMote
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.remotefairy
It's a bit steep, but it has all the codes for all my devices so far, and it works with wifi devices as well, such as my Roku and even my FireTV. The FireTv has to have adb enabled, but it actually works.
Have you ever tried using Pocket? Pocket can save article from allmost any app on your phone / tablet / computer and you can read them when you are offline on any device that supports it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ideashower.readitlater.pro
For the sake of confirming your numbers, the percentages for Smart IR Remote are about the same.
Similarly priced app, similar Play Store rating, similar download counts, similar category. We don't mind piracy that much either - we just hate it when pirates want customer support. Also, people sometimes contact us asking for a free copy for all kinds of reasons, and we've always given them a license key.
>I feel like this shit could be solved by just being able to filter out "includes in-app purchases" in the app stores. I want a filter like that so bad.
On the other hand, some games do in-app purchases fine. See RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic. The in-app purchases are just the expansion packs the original game had.
> PLEASE NOTE: Additional content for RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic is available via In-App Purchase, specifically the three expansion packs: Wacky Worlds, Time Twister and Toolkit. The expansion packs are the ONLY content that require an In-App Purchase and In-App Purchases are not used anywhere else in the game.
Gmd immersive will prevent burn in. Nova Launcher will let you make the notification bar icons black. Nova Launcher also gets rid of the Google button on the main screen. No more burn in.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmd.immersive&hl=en
Cool, maybe one day you'll even be able to remote play your xbox one from your phone with a bluetooth controller.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay&hl=en
I use it on my phone, it works very well!
Lux/EasyEyes/Twilight all act exactly like F.lux. I use f.lux on OS X and I use Lux on Android and I can tell you 100% that it does exactly what f.lux does on OS X. (I previously used EasyEyes and Twilight and they both also did)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vito.lux&hl=en
Popup widget 3. Frees up homescreen space for widgets. I swipe up on one homescreen icon (Nova Laun) to launch 6 widgets that will temporarily overlay my homescreen.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ss.popupWidget
I've used Longshot before which worked pretty well.
I have been using Hiya for years. It can auto-block spam calls and any numbers not in your contacts if you want it to. It lets you flag a number as spam and shows how many other people reported it too.
Obligatory mention of the mobile version for those who may be trying to replay this nostalgia trip.
It takes a little getting used to control wise but its the the game as i remembered it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc
If you download the app/chrome extension "Pocket", you can save links and create custom tags to search by later. RES even puts "save to pocket" underneath comments and such.
Edit: Playstore link
If you don't mind an add on Lux does a much better job of controlling the auto-brightness than the native system. I gave up on the native version because it kept losing it's mind in low light and jumping to full brightness. Lux lets you set custom points that it will learn from and adapt to how you like the light.
Shattered Pixel Dungeon. One of the few games that I return to over and over, even after a couple of years of playing. Easy to learn, hard to master, a rich online presence if you want to cheat, and great (and still very active) development. If you're a fan of roguelikes and aren't familiar with Pixel Dungeon, you're in for a treat.
Note: there are quite a few Pixel Dungeon variations, but Shattered Pixel Dungeon is the only one that has kept my interest past a few games.
EDIT: Oh, and it's free.
Probably because it is a Verizon phone where mine is an unlocked phone. I guess they take away the ability for you to block spam natively. �� Although it is just using Hiya, so you could install the app separately.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shatteredpixel.shatteredpixeldungeon
Then play shattered! It's a modern version with the aim of being as balanced as possible. No item degradation, regular updates. The last update overhauled the alchemy system with dozens of new potions and spells!
Polytopia & Shattered Pixel Dungeon have taken up 90% of my playtime on Android.
Shattered PD is like original PD but more fair and with more options, plus dev is amazing and is really easy to contact.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shatteredpixel.shatteredpixeldungeon
Polytopia is a simplistic take on 4x genre, that being said still offers tons of room for strategy. Recently added online MP (which is awesome)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.midjiwan.polytopia
I recommend Roller Coaster Tycoon Classic or Game Dev Tycoon
Expansions Purchasable in-app (1.99 for expansions, 5.99 for toolkit)
> 1) Wacky Worlds Expansion Pack: Find your passport and pack your bags! Wacky Worlds takes players on the ultimate trip around the globe in 17 new park scenarios! Includes exotic rides, profitable concessions and the most famous landmarks known to man including the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, Statue of Liberty, Great Wall of China and more! Each location is packed with opportunities for success, fun and unique challenges.
>2) Time Twister Expansion Pack: Travel through time with 14 new park scenarios based on historical and fantasy time-themes and build a park that is truly a blast from the past (or future if you like). Play in a Prehistoric amusement park decorated with huge animated T-Rex’s and coasters such as the Raptor Ride, or choose from Mythological times, the Dark Ages, the Rock & Roll crazed ‘50s, the Future or the Roaring Twenties.
>3) Toolkit: Park Scenario Editor: Design and build your own amazing parks – Make them as easy or as challenging as you want, using your choice of scenery and rides! Includes a number of Six Flags parks to get you started. Ride Designer: Build, test, fine-tune and theme your own awesome roller coaster designs in the Ride Designer before saving them for use while playing! Import and Export: Share your saved parks, park scenarios and ride designs with friends, and try out their creations too! (Includes the ability to import most saved parks and scenarios created with the original RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 PC game).
There are multiple ways to autohide the navbar. you can setup tasker type automation apps to enable semi immersive mode (autohide nav bar, but not status bar) in certain or all apps. There is an app i used in the kitkat days called GMD Full screen immersive mode but i don't know how well it's working on newer versions these days. i remember it had issues with the keyboard if the nav bar was hidden, but that was years ago.
power toggles has a semi immersive mode toggle, xposed modules like gravity box can do it, and lots of custom roms have the functionality built in. Hopefully someone else can chime in as i haven't had a hiding navbar setup in over 2 years so there's probably a better app for the job i'm unaware of.
personally i get rid of the nav bar all together and use pie controls. swipe in from the bottom or right side and these little magic pixels appear, then disappear after i hit a key. makes one handed use easier on big phones, gives you more usable screen, and can be programmed for tasks on long press like expand notifications, search, switch last app, etc...
If by "remote control" you're referring to apps that let you use your phone as a TV remote, I use AnyMote myself. It's a little expensive as far as apps go, but it's worth it. You can even set macros that combine commands from multiple devices. Unlike a few apps you may find (though like many others) it uses a device's built-in IR emitter rather than requiring an external device. I believe they do make an external device that it works with though as another option.
http://www.colortiger.com/#permissions
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.remotefairy
In short, "Photos/Media/Files" is the generic category Google has given any app that wants to access a portion of your filesystem. I've had the app for years (back when it was named differently) and it has never done something malicious.
Huh, I'm quite surprised to see nobody mention Pixel Dungeon, specifically Shattered Pixel Dungeon). It's available for free for Android and PC (requires Java)
It's my first introduction to roguelike and what make me hooked to this genre. The tileset is nice, the mechanic is simple and it's actively developed.
Even though it's quite simple, there are quite many combination of item and enchantment so it should keep you busy for quite long. The gameplay is not easy, however it's not impossible either so it's quite satisfying to win.
I believe this is the best game to start, and I still played it from time to time.
Have you tried Shattered Pixel Dungeon?
I just learned about it in another post last week. It's free, and really good.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shatteredpixel.shatteredpixeldungeon
Major shout out to OP for calling Watabou "the creator of pixel dungeon" because god knows i never have enough chances to champion this fantastic game.
It's a traditional roguelike made for Android, with a version available on PC. Its open source, which means anybody can make a mod of it if they want to. This has led to the creation of a number of mods that majorly improve on the original. I recommend Shattered PD which is made by 00-Evan, and is one of the highest quality indie games I've played.
While I realize it's not what you're asking, I have to ask, why not just run the Android version? It's available for free on F-Droid or also on Google Play. It works perfectly on my Chromebook, and can be played with touchscreen or mouse.
Your issue running it in Crostini is that you likely don't have GPU Acceleration available and/or turned on. You can find some info on how to enable it, if your system supports it, in other posts on this subreddit.
You can get it on Android or iOS through the respective app stores!
For Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc
For iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/rollercoaster-tycoon-classic/id1113736426?mt=8
PS4 Remote Play Compatible Smartphones: Xperia XZ3 Xperia XZ2 Premium Xperia XZ2 Xperia XZ2 Compact Xperia XZ1 Xperia XZ1 Compact Xperia XZ Premium
Source: http://www.sonymobile.com/remoteplay & https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay&hl=en
Unless you count being exclusive to one brand of android phone as "out on all Android phone", I guess it's because your statement is simply not true. You owning a Sony phone doesn't make it out on all Android phone.
But then it would be in the app in your device only and can't be accessed anywhere else. And clearing the app data or uninstalling, or even logging out would remove all of it.
And how would the UX even work? A section for the saved posts in reddit and a separate section for saved posts in your device?
Would sharing the post/comment to a read later app like pocket work for your usecase?
Longshot is pretty good.
I wonder why Stitch & Share was removed. It is completely removed from the store and the website is down. I only bought the pro version a few months back as well. ��
After several Samsung phones I switched to LG when they stopped including the IR blaster, those who aren't spoiled to it simply don't understand.
If you have a blaster and haven't tried it, I highly recommend Anymote a very straightforward, but capable remote app.
I'm shocked no one's mentioned this is phone friendly. 4.6 stars with 95 park scenarios, allows file import, and no microtransactions.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc
Seems like you're looking for Pocket. Just share any link to the app, text and images in article will be saved for offline viewing and easy reading.
Immersive mode is what you're wanting (full screens the app, hiding status/notification bar). Try GMD Immersive. There's also better ways to enable immersive mode once rooted.
So its a bit pricy for an app but the app AnyMote is excellent. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.remotefairy
You can create your own remote how ever you like it controlling multiple devices in one interface. Well worth the money IMO. You can even set up macros to turn off all your devices in one tap for example.
It's a little pricey but totally worth it.
Just about every aspect of the remotes and widgets can be customized and you can even combine different remote buttons into one single remote.
You can find it here;
http://www.hiapphere.org/app-com.watabou.pixeldungeon
But instead I highly recommend trying Shattered Pixel Dungeon. It is a very popular mod with many great additions and changes plus it is also based on 1.7.5 source but with degradation removed.
"Cool" is a rather broad term. Every app comes with its predesigned widget.
A few options you can try are:
Purchase KWGT (pro) in order to import other people's creations (they often share them as files or they come as apps that you can download from the Play Store).
Try a different launcher, particularly one that has different looks than "regular" ones like Pixel, Nova, etc. As an example, Niagara Launcher let's you create pop-up widgets.
There's an app called Pop-up Widget 3 which is basically a friendlier and standalone version of the one I mentioned Niagara has. It lets you create an icon that when you tap it, it shows a widget you specify, so that you can basically save screen space and keep it clean.
And last but not least would be to try different apps that you use widgets with. For example, if you use Today Weather's widget and you don't like its widgets, try Geometric Weather and see if you find them better looking.
Indeed!
Just download this app for iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ps-remote-play/id1436192460
Or Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay&hl=en_US&gl=US
If your PlayStation is hardwired Ethernet, you can comfortably play from your phone. If it’s connected through Wi-Fi then it would be good for keeping an eye on Duty Queues or crafting 😊
Shattered Pixel Dungeon. It's been on my phone since it first started showing up on /r/PixelDungeon and it stays installed on each phone I buy. I'll sometimes go months without playing, but Evan keeps updating it so I always get to come back to new mechanics. Recently started playing again after a break and I died right after killing the last boss but before the end of the game. It can be brutal sometimes but I love it.
YES! You need to set it up from home ahead of time but you can download the free PS4 Remote Play app from the Apple AppStore or Google Play Store to do this.
PS4 Remote Play by PlayStation Mobile Inc. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ps4-remote-play/id1436192460?mt=8
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay&hl=en_US
Also on Vita & Windows 10 Store ��
Longshot was intuitive and easy to use until I got to the task of adjusting those thick horizontal bars along the document. I found Magic Screenshot gave flawless scrollable screenshots. The only issue there was that the floating toolbar and notification must be manually disabled when exiting the app, otherwise they don't go away.
there are plenty of pixel dungeon variants that are worth your time but shattered pixel dungeon is my recommendation
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shatteredpixel.shatteredpixeldungeon
Pocket is the best.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ideashower.readitlater.pro&hl=en
I used to get at least one robo call a day. I never answer my phone. It infuriates the hell out of me. Then I came across an app called Hiya It has a list of scam numbers and can autoblock them. You can also send everyone not in your contacts straight to voicemail. Pretty handy. Hardly have any spam calls come through anymore.
Question: my app (LongShot) depends on this service to scroll screen for taking screenshots. Apprently, it just for some conveniences, but it does serves users with disabilities. Will this fit the policy? Anyone knows? Thanks in advance.
Yea as the other guy said a custom ROM could help, most of them have fullscreen mode of some sort
This app I found in the play store could help though https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmd.immersive
The interface is a bit odd but other than that it seems pretty good. It has a 4.6/5 rating on Google Play, so the reviews suggest it's good.
Yes, here it is: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmd.immersive
No root required. I can go in and out of immersive mode whenever I want with a gesture. You have to pay extra to get more features, though. I had some Google Play credit saved up so I didn't mind.
What I'd really love is if someone made an app that subtly moved the buttons in the navbar like the S8.
If you want the nostalgia, RCT:Classic has been out for iOS & Android for over a month, check it out! Fantastic port of RCT2 from the original developers. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atari.mobile.rctc&hl=en
Quando meus pais compraram o primeiro PC lá em casa, eu era pequeno e tinha uns 5-6 anos. Fui na banca de jornal com meu pai e comprei uma revista de jogos que vinha com CD. Óbviamente eu era pequeno e não soube na hora da compra, mas o CD só vinha versões demo de jogos...
O CD veio com vários jogos (tipo uns 20), mas todos só tinham a 1a fase, era mto chato. Mas o jogo principal do CD era o Rollercoaster Tycoon, e ele não tinha só uma fase, e sim três!! A única restrição era que depois de 25 minutos o troço te kickava pra fora do jogo. Mas, dentro dos 25 minutos, ele permitia jogar completinho dentro dos 3 mapas disponíveis (Forest Frontiers, Dynamite Dunes e Leafy Lake).
Gente...como eu morri de jogar esses 25 minutos. Eu era pequeno, não sabia inglês, e a internet estava bem incipiente...eu não sabia buscar na internet dicas pra melhorar meu desempenho no jogo. Mas eu joguei tanto, mas tanto, esses mesmos 25 minutos, correndo pra alcançar o máximo que fosse possível, que eu acabei me tornando um profissional nesses 3 cenários. De tanto eu ser kickado para fora do jogo a cada 25 minutos, aquela música da intro do jogo entrou na minha cabeça..ouvi aquilo centenas e centenas de vezes.
Bem, eu cresci e continuei adorando jogos de simulação. Rollercoaster Tycoon 2 e 3, Sim City, Industry Giant, Theme Hospital, Zoo Tycoon, Cities XL...e por aí vai.
Quando eu vi que tinha lançado pra Android o RCT 1 e 2 original, sem frescura pay-to-win, na hora eu sabia que tinha que comprar. Baixei, e abri. O jogo, na hora, começou a tocar a intro do RCT 1. Mano, eu chorei. Juro que lágrimas saudosistas e nostálgicas escorreram do meu olho.
É incrível como uma coisa dessas, um CD de 2 real que comprei numa revista quando era criança, pode marcar a vida da gente.
EDIT: Se alguém souber qual revista era essa, que vinha com o RCT demo, por favor avise!
Yeah the red filter on CF.lumen is ridiculous. Change Sundown/Sleep color filter to Temperature mode and set the temperature to around 3400 K. That's what I use and I love it.
I also recommend Lux to manage the actual brightness of the screen.
Use an app such as Lux. It darkens the screen by drawing over it, rather than just dimming the backlight. Works best on AMOLED displays I suspect, but should help you somewhat.
There are also free apps that do the same thing I believe, but I haven't tried them.
I use Popup Widget to hide widgets until I want them. That means I can live with less-attractive widgets that are really functional (like Slider Widget), because I don't have to look at them all the time.
Figured some would ask what the center widget is, it is a Popup Widget that holds the widget "AppDialer" which lets me search through my apps using a T9 keyboard, and it's quite efficient!
No, the app is exclusive to Xperia phones only, and selected ones at that. If you try searching for the app in Play Store you won't get any results, but if you Google it you do but you can't install it because it only works on Xperia phones. If you manually install the apk file it doesn't work either and if you go all the way into rooting your device and installing an apk mode for it to work, it does work but DS4 pairing won't work at all. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay
You can read this article as to why Atari republished the app under a new app id: Atari re-publishes Roller Coaster Tycoon Classic after accidentally making it free
Your old purchased one can still be accessed directly but will most likely not receive any updates.
Fits all your criteria. It's also F2P, regularly updated, popular, no IAP affect game play, and the best roguelike on Android IMO.
Also fits your criteria, P2P (Worth the price), still adding content, no IAP. There is a "Daily" battle you can do, but it's merely for the leaderboard and isn't required at all.
If you enjoy turn based roguelike, I'll suggest Shattered Pixel Dungeon and Meteorfall.
I have the app for iphone and they have one for android too. I think you just sign in on the app and it connects. They have the app for Windows too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playstation.remoteplay&hl=en_US
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ps4-remote-play/id1436192460?mt=8
Just saying:
If you are an Android user, you can install this:
I don't have idea for iPhone users.
Have a nice day.
Just stitches it together. With app.
Just incase if you on android, you can use this
Or if you are using Windows 10. You can use Screenshot join
I purchased SFD a while ago. I don't regret my purchase, but I can't recommend SFD unless you enjoy more hardcore rogue-likes. The demo version doesn't really prepare you for the difficulty of the premium version. Even on the easier mode, I found this game to be beyond me. I gave up against the default (hardest) difficulty when one particular boss insisted that it should be able to wreck everything with one chain lighting spell (usually my entire party would either die or be below 20% health after the first attack), regardless of my party configuration. I suspect the best strategy was to kill the boss on turn one, but I never managed to do so. Happily, this attack had a cool-down. Unhappily, I could either spend that time attacking the boss unsuccessfully (it would heal itself, too) or healing myself (it would kill me with another chain lightning spell).
Of course, my response to that painful experience was to buy the chain lightning spell myself, because clearly a spell that is effective at wrecking my party can also be used to wreck my enemies. But it turned out that even in my own hands, all it knew how to do was wreck my party; it doesn't differentiate between friend and foe.
I'm sure some of you are hearing that story with glee and buying SFD. For the rest of you, I recommend Shattered Pixel Dungeon (or one of the many, many other Pixel Dungeon forks) as a far gentler Roguelike. You'll still die a lot, but you'll probably find yourself getting further on each play. I'll note that the game has no ads. It does have IAPs, but they're basically just donations. Forks of GPL games generally don't hide content/cheats behind paywalls, since the immediate response of the community to such shenanigans is to fork the content out from behind the paywall.
I don't know how complicated this is but I have been requesting this forever in XDA and Reddit but no one seems to be interested or something.
There obviously are alternatives but we all know a system level feature would be so cool. I have found an app that does it very system-like. It's called LongShot https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leavjenn.longshot&hl=en_IN
It adds a quicksetting button which is also available so you're LITERALLY one click away from ttaking the long screenshot.
This is actually a good question, OP! I don't think you'll have any luck with Kustom, though, unfortunately. You may just have to throw all your audio widgets on a separate desktop page and ignore the aesthetic :( You could also use PopUp Widget!