Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath

A Google user

Everything about this game seems worth to have on your device. However, one thing that prevents it to get full start is that when I connected to gamepad, it seems I'm unable to move to the right directions. Every buttons function properly except for the right movement of the left thumbstick. Probably a bug, but it's a shame, would love to play it via gamepad.

A Google user

This is basically a shooting game, but you need to shoot critters from your crossbow at other critters. Don't be fooled by the description; this is a shooter's delight. It's extremely addictive and the storyline can keeps players like me enticed for hours. The classic battles at the end of each scenario are tough and a lot of fun--and you won't be wasting two hours watching irritating ads so you can build up enough ammo. The only minus was the rough language used here and there (otherwise 5 *'s)

J L

I'm so happy to have found this and the other oddworld titles on mobile! Though is is the first one I've played so far and I've only made it about 1/2 way into it, so far it seems to have made the transition to mobile perfectly, with no glitches so far and even the control is smooth (and I do not use a controller) just the onscreen buttons. I would give more stars if I could. Only thing I could ask would be PLEASE port over more games like you did here. I want MORE 😁

Anthony Guzzo

Seems to be a wonderful port, with one very annoying issue. It has not received an update in 5 years, and as such it gives a warning about being for an older version of Android. The issue that goes with this is the resolution. I have a Galaxy A50, and this game does not fill the screen. The game itself plays great, but it needs an update! Please consider this, and I will raise to 5 stars.

A Google user

So far I really like it. But I've played for an hour so far and 90% of that time was adjusting every possible control settings from camera and movement speed to resolution etc. just to get some comfort with the combat cuz it's too sensitive when in combat. If nothing else works I'll get a controller cuz I really like it so far.

A Google user

This was on sale for $1 when I got it and it's hands-down the best $1 I have ever spent. It truly feels like a high quality console game on Android (well, it is...). The controls work great (I don't use a physical controller) and it has several graphics options so it runs well even with my fairly old phone. I extremely recommend it.

Huawei Forever

The game was fun while it lasted for me. The game crashed on me as soon as I beat the boss D. Caste raider after stranger secret is revealed during the explosions. This is pretty late in the game and I set all settings on low and tried multiple ways to get around this bug but I couldn't. I uninstalled and reinstalled the game but for some reason my gamesaves couldn't be recovered even though I was signed in to play store forcing me to start from the very beginning of game. Oh well Disappointed.

Natsu Kanji

Wow an actual good 3D platformer for Android. 3D platformers on android are rare so I'm glad I found this cool game. The game has some good voice acting and mechanics although I think they could've been be a bit more detailed, like more variety of things said by the main character during gameplay, character composition and more variety of hand combat. So those get a 4/5 for me. But it's forgivable because beating those nasty enemies is pretty satisfying as well as the asthetics of the world.

A Google user

Classic nostalgic game now with controller support on android! Absolutely great game with a clear objective, quick switch first person to 3rd with useful situational controls and actions for both and silly consistent themed humor. This is a phenomenal game and even better because I can play it with full graphic quality on any modern phone from anywhere.

A Google user

The game was very enjoyable, functional, and surprising considering the genre it's based in. To be a First Person Shooter/Third Person Brawler and to incorporate mechanics designed to encourage the player to capture enemies alives. It brings nuance to the genres and tones down the "us versus them" narrative that is plastered onto violent videogames. Granted the mechanic dissipates towards the end of this game, but it would be good to see more FPS's borrow this option.