GADGETS | The ROG Phone II can mobile games at high FPS
Gaming with high refresh rate screens and high frames per second used to be exclusive only to PC gaming, but not anymore.
Gaming with high refresh rate screens and high frames per second used to be exclusive only to PC gaming but now we have seen a new trend that is changing the gaming landscape.
With the growing community of mobile gaming and the tremendous support in mobile esports, phone manufacturers are pushing gaming as one of the main features of their phone.
As of today, one of the smartphones now available in the market packed with a 120hz OLED screen and can actually push mobile gaming up to 120fps is the ASUS ROG Phone II.
Game developers are now seen pushing the envelope in supporting high refresh rate screens and are now enabling mobile games to run up to 120fps. Here’s a list of games compiled on the ASUS Forums that the ROG Phone II can run above 60FPS.
- 1945 Air Forces
- Ace Force: Joint Combat Airline Commander – a real flight experience
- Alto’s Adventure Alto’s Oddysey
- Armajet
- Assassins Creed Rebellion
- Auto Chess
- Badland Brawl
- Ballz
- Ballz Bounce Puzzle
- Batman: The Enemy Within
- Battlelands Royale
- Bendy in Nightmare Run
- Blade Bound: Hack and Slash of Darkness Action RPG
- Bleach Brave Souls Boggle With Friends: Word Game
- Bomb Squad
- Bombastic Brothers
- Brawl Stars
- Breakneck
- Bullet Force
- Bullet League
- Card Thief
- CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars
- Chameleon Run
- Chicken Jump
- Chilly Snow
- Cover Fire
- CSR Racing 2
- DARIUSBURST -SP
- Dead Target – Offline Zombie Shooter
- Dead Trigger 2
- Deer Hunter 2018
- Deus Ex Go
- Dokdo
- Don’t Starve
- Don’t Starve: Shipwrecked
- DOTA Underlords – 60-120fps (enable in settings, during touch interaction frame rates will reach 120fps).
- Dub Dash
- Durango: Wildlands
- Epic Battle Simulator
- Epic Battle Simulator 2
- Eternium Falling
- Ballz Final
- Fantasy XV Pocket Edition
- Flaming Core
- Frag Pro Shooter
- FZ9 Timeshift Gear.Club – True Racing
- Golf Clash
- Golf Star
- Grimvalor
- Groove Coaster 2
- Grow Kingdom
- Hill Climb 2
- Hitman Go
- Injustice 2
- Into the Dead
- King Of Sails: Royal Navy
- Lara Croft Go
- Lara Croft: Relic Run
- Legendary: Game of Heroes
- Lemmings – Puzzle Adventure
- Man or Vampire
- Marvel Contest of Champions
- MaskGun Multiplayer FPS
- Minecraft
- Mini DAYZ: Zombie Survival
- Mini Metro
- Modern OPS
- Mortal Kombat
- Nonstop Knight 2
- Oddmar
- OK Golf
- Pac-Man
- Pac-Man 256
- PAC-MAN Pop
- Payback 2 – The Battle Sandbox
- Perfect Slices
- Pixel Gun 3D
- Plague Inc
- Pumped BMX 3
- Rayman Adventures
- Real Racing 3
- Rebel Inc
- Riptide GP: Renegade
- Robot Warfare
- Rocket Sky
- Rope Hero
- Sandballs
- Shadow Fight 2
- Shadow Fight 3
- Shadowgun: Legends
- Shadowmatic
- Shining Force Classics
- Skullgirls
- Sky Force Reloaded
- Smashing Rush
- Sonic Dash
- Sonic Dash 2
- Sonic the Hedgehog Classic
- Soul Knight
- Space Armada: Galaxy Wars
- Space Commander
- Space Jet: Space ships galaxy game
- Stick War: Legacy
- Streets of Rage 2 Classic
- Subdivision Infinity
- Subway Surfers
- Summoners War
- Super Samurai Rampage
- Temple Run 2
- The Walking Dead: Road to Survival
- The Wolf Among Us
- Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery
- Toon Blast
- Traffic Rider
- Trials Frontier
- UNKILLED – Zombie FPS Shooting
- Vainglory
- Vendetta Online
- Warhammer 40,000: Space
- Wolf Wonder Tactics
- WWE: Champions 2019
Ira James is an enthusiast who has his roots on PC hardware and gaming. His career as a tech journalist began after working in the PR industry for two years. He started GGWPTech to write PC hardware reviews, gaming, cyber security, and enterprise tech news. His works are also syndicated by other media publishers: Tech Sabado, and the Sunday and Business I.T. section of Manila Times.
