I play it 5 hours daily.

At least the HIB Android bundles had Steam keys for all the games.

You can run Droid under Windows in a VM (don't ask me how, I just know it can be done) to play these until you get a smartphone.

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I played it a while back, and i don't remember there being a save function, which turned me off the whole thing (in honesty, though, I could have just been doing it wrong). Other than that, it was a nice, simple roguelike.

Clicky

Paranoid much? OpenFeint is simply a service that tracks your achievements in games and allow you to add a list of friends' accounts to measure yourself against them. If you don't create an account, the data will be anonymous and simply tied to your phone ID as a way of keeping tied to you. (Until you change phone, that is.) Those class-action lawsuit are usually a bunch of people with little understanding of the issue who are trying to make a quick buck by suing some other company.

By the way, it doesn't "install" OpenFeint as it is an online service. It simply accesses it to store your achievements. Kind of the same way most Steam games do.

it comes with 2 rogue-likes! i prefer legends of yore so far. and great little war game is super addictive, well worth the 5 bucks i spent on it.

At least a lot more people get to see it now that you've bumped it. :P

If you're interested in Cardinal Quest, you could always get the Gamedev bundle that's on now, which contains it. As for anything else you missed, tough love by the sounds of it.