Land Sliders is a casual roguelike with a ground-moving twist. You dart around the randomly generated levels grabbing pick-ups, then escape through the exit and do the whole thing again.
But rather than controlling your character, you're actually sliding the world around underneath them. It makes for a reasonably interesting shift in perspective, and there's a Crossy Road-style character collection progression system.
It's all a little too casual to really capture the imagination of roguelike aficionados, but the brief play-time and constantly changing levels mean that as a bit-sized bus experience there's a lot to like here.
It looks good too, and while it probably won't challenge your conceptions about what constitutes a mobile game, you're likely to have a chunk of fun while you're swiping through its slightly bonkers creations.
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Land Sliders - More of a gentle crumble really
A simple and entertaining enough casual roguelike, Land Sliders doesn't have much meat on its bones, but that's fine
Harry Slater
Harry used to be really good at Snake on the Nokia 5110. Apparently though, digital snake wrangling isn't a proper job, so now he writes words about games instead.