Gameloft Classics

Gameloft Classics is a series of compilations of old successful mobile games by Gameloft. It consists of mobile apps called Gameloft Classics Action, Gameloft Classics Arcade, Gameloft Classics Shooters (all released in 2017), Gameloft Classics (released in 2019 as Gameloft Classics: Prime Games Collection; made a completely-free title in early 2020; also known as Gameloft Classics: 20 Years), Gameloft Classics Puzzle, and Gameloft Classics Love (both released in 2019); they are available on Android, and feature Java ME-based games' high-end versions.

Cheat codes do not work in the apps.

Gameloft Classics

 * Abracadaball
 * Alien Quarantine
 * Avalanche Snowboarding
 * Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
 * Block Breaker Deluxe 2
 * Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
 * Bubble Bash 2
 * Cannon Rats
 * Date or Ditch 2
 * Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
 * Diamond Rush
 * Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
 * Hero of Sparta
 * High School Hook Ups
 * KO Legends
 * Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
 * Midnight Bowling 3
 * Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
 * Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
 * Motocross: Trial Extreme
 * My Life in New York
 * N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
 * Platinum Solitaire 3
 * Soul of Darkness
 * Texas Hold'em Poker
 * Vampire Romance
 * Wild West Guns
 * ZombieWood
 * Zombie Infection
 * Fashion Icon

Gameloft Classics Action

 * Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
 * Mtocross: Trial Extreme
 * Zombie Infection
 * Hero of Sparta
 * Soul of Darkness

Gameloft Classics Arcade

 * Block Breaker Deluxe 2
 * Bubble Bash 2
 * Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
 * Diamond Rush
 * Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!

Gameloft Classics Shooters

 * Alien Quarantine
 * Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
 * N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
 * Wild West Guns
 * ZombieWood

Gameloft Classics Puzzle

 * Abracadaball
 * Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
 * Platinum Solitaire 3

Gameloft Classics Love

 * Date or Ditch 2
 * Fashion Icon
 * High School Hook Ups
 * My Life in New York
 * Vampire Romance

Button layout and functionality
On the bottom (in the vertical view and pre-2019 titles) / central- (in the horizontal mode and 2019 titles) left side of the screen is a virtual directional pad (D-pad). The diagonal buttons on it are not visible in the compilations released in 2019, the two buttons cornering a specific diagonal button appearing to be pressed if the button is pressed. The vertical and horizontal buttons on it function as the D-pad of a keypad-based mobile phone, while the diagonal ones function as the buttons 1 (the northwest button), 3 (the northeast one), 7 (the southwest one), and 9 (the southeast one). On the top-left is a virtual button with an arrow icon pointing to the left on it; it is used to exit the game that is currently running. In the upper central (completely central except for being located above the long L, R, and pause/resume buttons in the horizontal mode) area is the game's screen, below which are 3 buttons (2 in the compilations released before 2019): L (functioning as the left soft key of a keypad-based phone), a button with two thin vertical lines on it positioned side-by-side (the "pause" icon; used to pause the game without opening the in-game pause menu, freezing all processes, and disable the D-pad, soft keys, A, B, X, and Y's functionality; when it is tapped, a trianglular arrow pointing to the right (the "play/resume" icon) appears on it, and the button unfreezes the game and re-enables all buttons' functionality when tapped again), and R (functioning as the right soft key of a keypad-based phone). On the bottom (vertical view and pre-2019 titles) / central- (horizontal view and 2019 titles) right of the screen are four buttons functioning as either the button in the middle of the D-pad of a keypad-based phone or 5 (though likely the latter) (A), 0 (B), * (X), and # (Y).

Unlike in the original keypad-based versions of the games the diagonal buttons on the D-pad and A are not used to insert numbers or letters; instead, the vertical buttons (and in some cases also the horizontal ones) on the D-pad are used to browse through numbers, letters, etc. that appear on newly-added virtual keyboards and in some cases the horizontal buttons on the D-pad may be used to delete the character previously entered and advance to entering the next character or space, respectively.