Perfect games for older Nokia Asha phones Monkey Jump Want other Asha games other than Nokia Asha 500, Asha 502, Asha 503 and Nokia Asha 501 games? Let’s explore some more. It’s one of the simplest games we’ve played yet, but it’s so much fun it’s definitely worth adding to your collection. The aim is to get as far down the river as possible, picking up fuel along the way and shooting enemy balloons, warships, tanks and bridges. It’s almost impossible not to love RiverLite, a game where the only control is done by tilting the phone and tapping the screen to shoot. Along with impressive gameplay, the graphics also look fantastic, adding an extra element to the game. There are loads of different options in this game though, and it’s far from just feeding the dragon and letting it get on with things – you’ll need to think about building it somewhere to live, what you’re going to feed it, who you’re going to attack, and there’s nothing stopping you from collecting more and more. Dragon ManiaĪnother fantastic Gameloft game, Dragon Mania gives you the opportunity to raise your very own dragon. The simple graphics help to keep the gameplay slick, and there’s a lot to like here. Genius: Button Football is the ideal title for lovers of table-top football game Subbuteo, offering similar gameplay where you’ll have to think carefully about where you’re flicking the players and the way it will affect the travel of the ball. Enemies can pop up from anywhere, jumping out from behind post boxes and walls, and you’ll have to be quick if you want to shoot them before they get you. The Street Combat Trialĭust off your scope and get ready for shooting action with The Street Combat Trial, a game where you tap onscreen to aim and fire. There’s even a multi-player mode, letting you link up with other Asha owners via Bluetooth. Just select your player, and tap the die to roll. TT Snakes And LaddersĪ modern take on a classic board game, you can now play Snakes and Ladders on your Nokia Asha. It’s a responsive game, and one of the more entertaining offerings we’ve played on the Nokia Asha. Similar to Doodle Jump in style, this game is all about collecting as many peppers as possible while you jump ever upwards, but instead of controlling Amego, you control the platforms he jumps on, tilting them left or right to switch the direction he jumps in. You’ll have a rough idea of where the trains are coming from – just make sure you switch them to different tracks before it’s too late. You don’t have to be a train fanatic to get enjoyment out of Train Conductor 2 – a game where you’ll need to be on your toes if you’re to help stop huge collisions between trains.
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