So here we start, we all like to play games in our childhood in our java supported mobile devices. There are very cool games in those days. Everyone loves to play games in keypad phones. Now a days android took their place. In this article I will share top 3 games in keypad phones were we played in our childhood.
1) Danger dash :- Danger Dash is an 'endless runner' in which players must control an adventurer desperately trying to avoid attack by a pack of angry tigers that will tear him apart in seconds.
Along the way, as usual, you will have to collect all the coins, artefacts and treasure. To do this, you must move from side to side on the screen, jumping over obstacles and even gliding across the floor to avoid some of the traps. As you play and collect money, you can unlock new characters and abilities. With these new skills you can find more gems during your travels, or even be saved in situations when everything seems lost.
Danger Dash is a fun platform game with a really distinctive look, and offers simple and straightforward gameplay, ideal for having a few quick games.This games is developed by Gameloft.
2) Prince of Persia : The forgotten sands :- I really love this game as well. Prince of Persia is a third-person action-adventure puzzle-platforming video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal, Quebec, Singapore and Casablanca. It was released in North America May 2010 across most major platforms and published by Ubisoft in western territories. The console and PC version of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is, chronologically the fifth game in The Sands of Time Trilogy. Canonically, The Forgotten Sands continues the story of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and occurs during the seven year gap between the The Sands of Time and Prince of Persia: Warrior Within, and before Battles of Prince of Persia. The Prince is sent to the former territory of King Solomon to study under his elder brother, Malik. When he arrives he discovers the palace is under siege, and in a desperate gamble, Malik releases "King Solomon's Army" only discover he has freed a evil Dijinn named Ratash, who is determined to destroy humankind for imprisoning him. With the help of a water Djinn named Razia, the Prince embarks on an epic adventure in which he will learn to bear the mantle of true leadership, and discover that great power often comes with a great cost.
3) Assassin's creed :-
Ubisoft's history-inspired series Assassin's Creed has made its way over to Java, and the third entry is as explosive as ever.
Set during the American Revolution, it sees you taking on the role of Connor Kenway, a half-Native American, half-British assassin as he single-handedly thwarts the British army.
This is primarily driven by the selfish desire to avenge the burning of his village at the hands of Charles Lee, but his intentions are good so you've got to give him that at least.
You'll be sailing along the coast of America engaging in battles, running through the woods in the summer and winter, and taking down redcoats across Boston and New York.
There are even Assassin Guild missions to partake in, whereby you send out assassins to gain skill points and expand your Assassin empire.
Assassin's Creed 3 is one of the best-looking Java games around, complete with solar flares and detailed takedowns and assassinations. It's just a shame that the controls are complex and incredibly fiddly to play with. There's also a stark lack of reasonable checkpoints, with some deaths dragging you back to the start of a level.
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