Solitaire Cooking Tower - a solitaire game where every solitaire game you complete earns you coins to build restaurants in tower form. I prefer ILC because it's simpler, ILP has too many extras for my taste. If you don't have LINE, there's a similar game also made by Pati called I Love Pasta. This one is a LINE game, made by Pati, where you manage a coffee shop. LINE I Love Coffee - I love my food games lol. Unfortunately, it's replayability is a bit lacking after you summon all of the gods. This one is a bit short too, but quite enjoyable. in card form and fulfill various requirements to summon these gods, all while avoiding being too greedy with resources or raising too much suspicion from the police. You have to manage food, cultists, money, relics, etc. It's very short though in terms of completion.Įdit: Underhand - it looks like a card game, but it's more of a resource management game with cards. If you like stories and food you might like it. Hungry Hearts Diner - you run a cafe and read bittersweet stories about your customers. Very manageable as F2P though, and they're pretty generous with freebies. A lot of cards have many unique abilities too.

You have a deck of cards and use combos of three cards (straights, flushes, elemental combos, etc) to beat monsters. Triple Fantasy - my current favorite mobile game. So many different tribes, difficulties and ways to play! Wonderful for strategy lovers. The Battle of Polytopia - similar to Civ where it's turn based, you grow an empire, gather resources, conquer, etc. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community? We expect you to know these rules before making a post.

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