MDickie Android Apps and Games

Super City is an action game that lets you create a custom superhuman and guide that character through a shared city of heroes and villains. Choose a Story route, build alliances or rivalries, and fight for control of locations with a wrestling-inspired combat system expanded by powers, technology, costumes, and interactive settings. You can also arrange your own Fight Scenes, reshape the wider cast through upgrades, and pause or adjust conversations when you want more control over the pace. Its open-ended, single-player design suits players who enjoy improvising their own superhero stories.

Wrestling Revolution 3D is a mobile wrestling simulation that lets you step into the ring or manage the action from backstage. Start with interactive training, learn grapples and pinning, then pursue a wrestling career through matches and weekly shows. You can also take a booking role, arrange bouts, and shape a wider promotion. Exhibition play, roster choices, adjustable match rules, and touch controls give each session a different focus. It suits players who enjoy hands-on combat as well as the strategy and drama surrounding a wrestling business.

School Days is a real-time school-life simulation game where you step into the shoes of a student trying to survive classes, friendships, rivalries, and the pressure of graduation. Follow a daily timetable, move through classrooms, explore the surrounding city, and interact with the people and objects around you. Lessons build knowledge for questions across ten subjects, while grades, popularity, health, money, and relationships shape each day. With several character roles, open-ended routines, and direct action controls, it turns an ordinary school schedule into an unpredictable story of choices and consequences.

Wrestling Empire is a sports simulation game that lets you step into a fictional wrestling universe as a rising performer, promoter, or behind-the-scenes decision maker. Build a career through weekly matches, training, backstage encounters, and choices that shape your reputation and relationships. You can also run a promotion in Booking Career, assemble a roster, arrange cards, and chase stronger attendance across different territories. Its retro presentation, roaming mode, and large cast make each session feel like a playable wrestling story rather than a simple series of matches.

Wrestling Revolution is a 2D wrestling game for players who want more than a single exhibition bout. Choose Training to learn the touch controls, Exhibition to create a match, or Career to follow a wrestler through decisions inside and outside the ring. The game lets you build a star, choose opponents, and shape arenas for personalized showdowns. Color-coded action buttons, directional movement, and a flexible animation system keep each encounter unpredictable. It suits fans who enjoy arcade-style wrestling, experimentation, and long-running careers on Android.

Infinite Lives is a 3D action sandbox where superhumans, subhumans, and ordinary people struggle for control of a shared city. You shape a character’s origin, move through neighborhoods, and turn encounters into fights, alliances, or unexpected stories. Touch controls let you walk, grapple, attack, pick up objects, interact with scenery, and trigger powers while health and spirit meters shape each life. With dozens of locations, destructible surroundings, rival factions, and customizable characters, the game suits players who enjoy open-ended combat and emergent role-playing.

Extra Lives is a 2D zombie-survival action game that drops you into a city crowded with undead and hostile survivors. Choose a character, enter Survival or Deathmatch, and decide how boldly to explore the chaos around you. Real-time fights, rival factions, interactive locations, and a large cast of characters make each run feel personal, while upgrades and practical choices help you keep going when health and resources run low. The touch-friendly interface keeps movement, combat, pausing, and everyday survival actions close at hand, giving fans of open-ended apocalypse games plenty of room to experiment.

The You Testament is a single-player action-adventure game that reimagines Gospel stories as an interactive world. You follow a prophet through ancient locations, meet a large cast of characters, and decide whether to repeat familiar events or change their direction. Exploration leads into conversations, confrontations, object interactions, and battles controlled with a compact touch layout. Different powers, loyalties, and moral choices let the same setting unfold in contrasting ways. It suits players who enjoy unusual historical themes, sandbox freedom, and a story that leaves room for personal decisions.

Hard Time is a prison survival simulator that puts you inside Southtown Correctional Facility as an inmate serving a dangerous sentence. You manage physical health and mental state while navigating crowded rooms, dealing with prisoners and wardens, and deciding when to fight, cooperate, work, rest, or escape. Interactive props, improvised weapons, money, gang ties, and four evolving attributes turn each day into a chain of risky choices. The game suits players who enjoy unpredictable sandbox stories, direct action controls, and character progress shaped by consequences.