As we're rounding out the year, I'm realizing 2025 really upped my number of mobile games. I used to really only play Pokemon Go, but as I'm sitting on the couch with family during the holidays I realize I've got quite a rotation to choose from during my idle time. So I'm curious... what do everyone else's mobile gaming habits look like right now? Are there any you play regularly? New ones from the year that you like, or ones you dropped?

As for me, my mobile gaming right now looks like:

• Pokemon Sleep every morning

• Pokemon TCG Pocket about once a day to open packs

• Umamusume: Pretty Derby (let's not talk about the amount of time)

• Pokemon Go, usually casual check-ins a few times a day unless I'm out for a walk or there's a big event

I also have a few gamefied self-care apps like Finch, but I'm not sure that really counts as mobile gaming.

I'm really into Marvel Snap right now, it's become my daily boredom activity because of how quick each of the games can be. I used to be hooked to Dragon Ball Legends and even spent a ton of money on that, but hit a wall with its story progression and got bored. Haven't really had that with Snap because it doesn't keep track of how many times you've lost. It's pretty painless with Ls and the wins feel nice.

4 minutes ago, Valdezology said:

I'm really into Marvel Snap right now, it's become my daily boredom activity because of how quick each of the games can be. I used to be hooked to Dragon Ball Legends and even spent a ton of money on that, but hit a wall with its story progression and got bored. Haven't really had that with Snap because it doesn't keep track of how many times you've lost. It's pretty painless with Ls and the wins feel nice.

Marvel Snap is on my long list of games I want to spend more time with. But I find that I can only really juggle so many mobile games at a time because most of them demand regular attention lol.

34 minutes ago, Valdezology said:

I'm really into Marvel Snap right now, it's become my daily boredom activity because of how quick each of the games can be. I used to be hooked to Dragon Ball Legends and even spent a ton of money on that, but hit a wall with its story progression and got bored. Haven't really had that with Snap because it doesn't keep track of how many times you've lost. It's pretty painless with Ls and the wins feel nice.

I dropped off Marvel Snap after a month or two of really loving it, but I've thought about going back. Always see new cards and think about re-downloading it

38 minutes ago, Amanda Kay Oaks said:

As we're rounding out the year, I'm realizing 2025 really upped my number of mobile games. I used to really only play Pokemon Go, but as I'm sitting on the couch with family during the holidays I realize I've got quite a rotation to choose from during my idle time. So I'm curious... what do everyone else's mobile gaming habits look like right now? Are there any you play regularly? New ones from the year that you like, or ones you dropped?

As for me, my mobile gaming right now looks like:

• Pokemon Sleep every morning

• Pokemon TCG Pocket about once a day to open packs

• Umamusume: Pretty Derby (let's not talk about the amount of time)

• Pokemon Go, usually casual check-ins a few times a day unless I'm out for a walk or there's a big event

I also have a few gamefied self-care apps like Finch, but I'm not sure that really counts as mobile gaming.

I keep thinking of downloading Pokemon TCG Pocket just so I can open packs. I might still do it, might be fun for me and my daughter to play together

My mobile staple has and continues to be WWE SuperCard. That game is too damn fun, and even if you miss a few weeks, you can get back up to speed with good cards and get some wins. Plus, all the modes and different mini-games just make it 100% evergreen, and yes, I have an absurd number of Cody Rhodes and Becky Lynch cards.

13 hours ago, MattAguilarCB said:

I keep thinking of downloading Pokemon TCG Pocket just so I can open packs. I might still do it, might be fun for me and my daughter to play together

I'm also a Pocket player. It's satisfying to see the Dex fill up and sometimes get a nice full art card. Also, with the improved trading and sharing systems, it's also nice to gift cards to friends and get some new cards from time to time.