There's customisation to party make up through skill and gear selection. Templar Battleforce RPG is like a rebranded Warhammer 40k Space Marines game. You tap to move, swipe to look at ability cards, tap to select ability. There are no timers or anything rushing you. You can take as long as you want on each turn. Guild of Dungeoneering is a combination of roguelike and deck building games. Pauses easily, but the later levels will take awhile to finish. Rebuild 3 is a strategy sim game where you try to rebuild a town after a zombie outbreak destroys everything. Like Kingdom Rush, the individual levels are not too long. It was just to unlock different hero costumes or something like that. Premium, no ads, IAP but they are unnecessary. Tiny Guardians is like an inverse tower defense where your heroes move a path. One level isn't too long, so you should be able to finish one on a break. I played through all three and beat all levels on hardest setting without using any IAP.
The three Kingdom Rush games are a great bunch of tower defense games. You could probably do a puzzle or two on a break. It's a really great experience and I found it to be pretty unique. You interact with the room and puzzle items by looking and things from different sides.
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The Room One, Two, and Three are a series of fantastic puzzle games. This goes and goes, so you'd have to put it down.
Being turn based, you can pick it up whenever.Ĭrashlands is an action RPG with tons of crafting. Templar Battleforce is like a rebranded Warhammer 40k Space Marines game. If you don't die, you can keep progressing, but I die so often this would make for a good break game. Wayward Souls reminds me of a roguelike action RPG. The individual dungeons are fairly short, so would be good for one or two levels on a short break. Decent amount of game play and a pretty wide selection of hero types. You get some progression from keeping the gold, which you use to build your base, which gets you new hero types and items. When a hero dies, you can't use that type of hero until you recruit another one. It's roguelike in that the items and ability decks reset after beating a dungeon or dying. My favorite class was based on a combo of drawing as many cards as possible to use with a card that makes you discard and do tons of damage. Or cards that let you go before the monster which you can combine with a loot card that makes these type of fast attacks do bonus damage. There are some combos, like cards that give you bonus damage to an attack the following turn. You explore mostly randomly generated dungeons by placing randomly selected room cards.Ĭombat is turn based, the monsters playing ability cards and you choosing which of your abilities to use in response. You start with one hero that has a deck of different ability cards and you add to that deck by finding loot in the dungeon.
So this might be exactly what you are looking for, but I found its combination of a turn based strategy, roguelike, and deck building game to be a lot of fun Guild of Dungeoneering.
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