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Gangstar Mirage City is a free online open-world crime game for phones. Level Infinite — Tencent’s global games label — publishes it under license from Gameloft, per the publisher’s July 7, 2026 press release. It went live on August 20, 2026 in a soft launch restricted to LATAM, MENA, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Eastern/Central Europe, on both iOS and…
Wobbly Life is a slapstick physics sandbox from RubberBandGames, a small UK studio, built on one joke: your grandmother boots your ragdoll self out the door and orders you to earn a living. It cooked for just over five years in Steam Early Access — July 2020 through a 1.0 release on September 18, 2025, per the Steam page —…
Monster Nomster is a hand-drawn 2D action roguelike made by a solo creator working under the name Traxiss, sold on itch.io at a $10 minimum (itch.io listing). The completed 1.0 build went live on August 18, 2026, followed one day later by a 1.01 fix, according to the developer’s devlog. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. There is no…
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: GS — storefront shorthand for Golden Spirit — is a free tactical auto-battler that hit Android and iOS on August 13, 2026, worldwide except Japan, per KLab’s announcement; a KLab press note also excludes mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau. The store pages credit developer Hoolai Game Limited, with KLab Games and Wanda Cinemas Games behind…
Fruit Ninja is a swipe-to-slice arcade game from Halfbrick Studios, an independent studio in Brisbane, Australia. It launched on iOS in April 2010, per Wikipedia’s release history, and now runs on iOS, Android, consoles, and VR headsets. The standard mobile version is free with ads and optional in-app purchases, per its App Store and Google Play listings; per Halfbrick’s own…