Japanese Mobile games

Japanese mobile games

How to get them
The short answer is to install qooapp and get your games from there. You can also update your games using Qooapp. I have no information on how to get around things if you're a iOS user so your best bet is to create a Japanese appstore account and download your things from there.

The long answer is here
http://pastebin.com/Nsg98EEf

News sites for japanese mobile games

http://kongbakpao.com/
Covers all kinds of mobile games for iOS and android. Sometimes has guides for them.

http://www.senpaigamer.com/
Covers all types of games including mobile games for iOS and android.

http://siliconera.com
Covers all types of games including mobile games for iOS and android.

http://app.steparu.com/games
Has info about various types of games

https://yoyaku-top10.jp/
Japanese pre-reg site for new android/iOS games. Can get various bonuses for pre-registering here before the game goes live.

https://apps.rakuten.co.jp/
Rakuten appstore.
Application store for android that has some japanese games. You need to have the rakuten app installed and to register for an account if you want to download and play games from this store. Registration in english is located here if you need it: http://global.rakuten.com/en/

http://9-bit.jp/
Japanese mobile news site.

http://www.4gamer.net/smartphone/
Japanese mobile news site.

http://www.appbank.net/
Japanese news site

Recommended mobile games

Here's a small list of recommended mobile games that people are playing with a few info links about them.

Battle girls High school (バトルガール ハイスクール)
You're a teacher at an all girls school and have a lot of cute girls to headpat, give gifts and battle with. Game uses Live2D for the girls and they're all super cute. You move around by dragging, you tap to attack and flick to roll. Game is run by Colopl and tends to be pretty generous when it comes to giving away gems and always has a event or three up for you to do.
The story and the whole game are voiced but there's some events here and there that have no voices. Game has no stamina system at all so you can play at your own pace and whenever you want, anytime you want. Also has real time coop so you can team up with friends, clear stages together and be rewarded by it.

It also has an active English community and there's plenty of translated resources if you cant speak japanese or if your japanese is rusty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hY8O7Lcjslk
Here's a short gameplay video about the game.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mJ4TYThzXe0ekac3kkeoMhOlwVPq1MyRhexlPXYr8Ew/edit?usp=sharing
FAQ/Guide to the game

Shironeko Project (白猫プロジェクト)
You're the owner of a small island in the sky and you run around exploring other islands, dungeons and other stuff. Similar mechanics as the above so if you liked battle girls high school then you might like this one and viceversa. One big difference is that in this game, every character has two skills and you can activate these skills whenever you want by pressing and dragging to the skill you want to use.

It includes a town building part of the game where you build your town with buildings you get from events or you buy with gold. Very generous when it comes to giving away premium currency, there's almost always a present quest that awards you with free gems and many, many ways to get them so you can roll multiple times a month without having to spend a yen.

This game isn't all girls only and there's both guys and girls in this game, it also lacks the Live2D feature the above game has but there's no timer on the stages and maps can be kind of long sometimes so it focuses more on the gameplay aspect rather than the waifu aspect but there's still plenty of cute voiced girls for you to enjoy in this game. It also has Co-op where you can team up with a friend or a random person on almost every stage by choosing the coop option and giving the other side the code they need to enter. There's some solo challenge stages that cant be cooped but the large majority of them can be played with a friend if you wish.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbMy2SdJFRU
Gameplay video

http://pastebin.com/9ZfiMvjA
FAQ and guide for the game

Grimms Notes (グリムノーツ)

Game about fairy tales, stories and myths by Square-Enix.
You control 3 characters and you go around beating things up in dungeons that are separated by small stages. Also has a town building mechanic and several ways to get gems in the game. Includes co-op so you can co-op with people and a PVP feature might be coming soon(tm) to the game. No stamina system so you can play all you want and anytime you want.
Has a unlucky streak protection mechanic where you'll get a guaranteed 5* on your 30th roll so it helps in those times where you get really unlucky when rolling.

https://youtu.be/LNn0M6XRii4
Gameplay video, use the link below if you want to skip the early stages of the tutorial.
https://youtu.be/LNn0M6XRii4?t=9m40s

http://pastebin.com/bxmMQ8jJ
FAQ/Guide

http://grimms-notes-jp.wikia.com/wiki/Category:User_Interface
UI translations and link to the English Wiki


Shoumetsu Toshi (消滅都市)
Endless runner. Featuring music from noisycroak Records (3DS & WiiU Super Smash Bros.) and character voices by Tomokazu Sugita (as Takuya) and Kana Hanazawa (as Yuki) among other names. Gameplay is responsive, stories are everywhere, and collaborations range from Battle Cats to Final Fantasy.

Gameplay video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awqQAbaRQ44

http://pastebin.com/r0ZTuNFx
Useful links and guides for the game

Warship Girls (战舰少女)

A Chinese “competitor” to Kantai Collection. Also called Chinkcolle by some people. Features a wider selection of ships from the British Royal Navy, US Navy, Marine Nationale and more.

http://warship-girls.wikia.com/wiki/Getting_Started
Wiki on how to get started