Recomend some Android apps

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I recommend cover orange 2, siege hero, deer hunter 2014, giant boulder of death ,sas zombie assault 3, zombie highway,slambots, velocispider zero duke nukem 3d, plague inc ,and dead trigger , best thing all are free.

Puzzle & Dragons is really fun.

If you are willing to do some reading, I recommend Alkido as an eBook reader. Free software and no irritating adverts taking up space on your screen. Works great on my old 2.2 OS and tiny little screen.

Gameboid and Snesoid are essential apps if you dig oldschool emulation.

Splashtop 2 basically turns my Nexus 7 into my pc :3 The only downside is that to access your pc trough the internet you must pay a 5$/month fee :<

Also DraStic ^^

Try Cut the rope 2

PBA bowling challenge, if you like bowling anyway. Asphalt 8, if your phone can handle it, Riptide GP2 as well.

I play a lot of blood brothers. Warning its addictive

1. Install Cyanogenmod 11
2. Install ALL the Google apps
3. Install all the games listed above
4. You have yourself a nice phone :P

I would also recommend Real Racing 3, Little Inferno, 2048, Vector, Plants vs Zombies 2 (even thou it's not as good as the 1st game), Re-Volt, some SNES emulator and get all the Mario games :P

playstation vita

I've enjoyed playing Tiny Thief, The Room (both games), Lazors and Shopping Cart Hero 3. As for apps, Amazon Appstore has daily free apps and Dice Player is one of the best free around.

Thanks to everyone, am checking them all out :)

Updating as I go:

KAIROSOFT! - Kairopark

Seriously, give them a shot.
Some of them get REALLY complicated but try the following to get you started/familiar with Kairsoft's concept:
Dungeon Village, Cafeteria Nipponica, or Mega Mall Story.
Those are some of the less complicated ones.

P.S. I would of added Game Dev Story to that list, but OP has Game Dev Tycoon, figured I'd list some things he hasn't tried yet.
P.P.S. Try to steer clear of the Free (NON-LITE) ones. They tend to have a hard progress wall at a certain point.

Adventure Bar Story - JRPG, leveling is done via cooking ingredients found in world and eating them, those are also your source of income.
Kemco Games - JRPGs out the wazoo.
Devil's Attorney - Sort of like Phoenix Wright, but only focuses on the cases. The dialogue is quite amusing and there are some light RPG elements.

Humble Bundle - They sometimes do Android bundles.

DogeMiner

Came out not long ago.

If you're up for a F2P Pokemon-esque game, check out Brave Frontier. I've been playing it for about a month & a half and it's been a lot of fun. Power creep may or may not be an issue (not sure yet, going to have to see if that levels off) but if you don't invest any money in the game then it won't matter anyway. You can also get a limited amount of guaranteed gems (their cash shop currency) free by clearing maps and gaining PvP ranks. After that free gems only come in randomly from the daily login bonus or when they release new content.

I playing alot Punch Quest who was in one HiB

super hexagon, plague inc, Colin Mcrae rally and my boy gba emulator (it's only legal to download games you do own for the gba emulators)

Been trying and becoming frustrating at 2048 recently. GA ends in ~1 day. :O