Feedback Requested - Mobile Game Booster

So I like the concept of the game booster - being able to set specific settings for specific games for specific games is awesome. I wish there was a way to set the same setting for multiple games instead of having to click individually on each - the ability to select multiple games at one and apply the same settings would make the navigation and interface better IMO. It's a little buggy - sometimes settings don't save as mentioned above.


Simplifying the navigation and broadening its ability to apply the same settings across multiple apps simultaneously would perfect it for me. I'm a light gamer, but I have enough diversity to find nav/settings a touch annoying. But all in all, its a neat feature that I've taken advantage of now that I'm familiar with Cortex. The battery life gains and performance are worth the annoyance for now.

I had been using a pre installed booster app called Game Genie on my Zenfone 3, but it didn't really have any impact on the game performance. The only useful feature of that app was that it disabled all notifications as soon as I started a game. Even calls were switched to silent and instead of a drop down notification, it'll show a small bubble of who's calling.

Would love some customization options with the game booster like levels so that even some important notifications are still fed through, maybe some special phone numbers that could be marked as important.

There was a cortex update and unfortunately all the issues I mentioned before are still present.

Version 3.1.58

Also seems to have removed the ability to see your wallpaper behind the games list? I liked that function so would be good to have that back.

Didn't know there was a mobile game booster.
Since i often use the PC version, i'll try it quickly.

Edit : Too bad, it isn't compatible with my S7.....:frown_:

Rox598
Nope Razer Phone only due to framework and licenses etc. It might be available later at as launcher but who knows.

But doesn't Samsung devices have it's own version?

Yes, that's what i though after seing that i couldn"t use it.
And yes, there's an equivalent in Samsung but i'd like to see how Razer's one would have worked.

Dekades
Insiders! Here's an opportunity for your voice to be heard.

Tell us about your mobile Game Booster experience.

• What do you like?
  
• How can we improve?
  
• Do you have any other thoughts on the mobile Game Booster experience?
  

Reply to this thread and please keep things clean and be nice! Off-topic posts will be deleted. Do not try to derail the topic or hijack the thread. The House Rules will be strongly enforced.

Who knows? Maybe some zSilver will find its way to those who provide really great feedback.

Integrating internal recording software would be appreciated. Currently, YouTube Gaming just doesn't do the essence of the Razer Phone justice.

This is a thread I made on Reddit as supplimentary materials.
https://www.reddit.com/r/razerphone/comments/9ys14h/razer_should_add_internal_recording_software/?utm_source=reddit-android

This is my first post here, let me know if I'm doing something wrong.

1) A good improvement would be an in-game overlay for instant changes if something doesnt work properly...

2) I would really like to see the specs that each mode is using... Nobody ever specified this. I am confused if it uses the optimal options of games or is it full cpu, frames, etc. If its there, it gives a fake but always welcoming emotion of power in your hands... (I m on marketing sector)

3) It would also be nice to give (+gathering for company... Data is gold) some stats of the last gaming sessions played and what kind of games the user plays, etc. This would not only make the user start to guide himself between the thousands of mobile games, but it would make him understand where he stuck most to... This creates a more specified database which can lead to more personalized benefits and help categorize users in target groups. For example game deals for the user, some more specified recommendations of set ups depending on his own preferences of games.
Furthermore it could also give some trends about the Razer Phone users... For example, they prefer full performance in some games? or just dont mind and just saving as much battery as they can?

4) taking (3) as granted, the phone could save some settings in case of reinstalling a game, or the specific category of games that will be downloaded in the future.

Not saving set specs at custom is really annoying, is mentioned above... Without it, I only twice (got the phone since February 2018) sat down and had each game set up separately.

Hope I helped.

Dekades
Insiders! Here's an opportunity for your voice to be heard.

Tell us about your mobile Game Booster experience.

• What do you like?
  
• How can we improve?
  
• Do you have any other thoughts on the mobile Game Booster experience?
  

Reply to this thread and please keep things clean and be nice! Off-topic posts will be deleted. Do not try to derail the topic or hijack the thread. The House Rules will be strongly enforced.

Who knows? Maybe some zSilver will find its way to those who provide really great feedback.

How about iOS support, on Razer Phone it’s preload and it runs pretty well on my usage. I need that for my Applepad Pro 11, and if it could having on screen FPS counters as @Rox598 mentioned you can charge Rich Apple Fansboy €5 to even €10, to me please free code:big_grin_:

I would actually like the added option of locking the FPS at 30. Some apps, like Pokemon Go, don't behave correctly at higher framerates do to the app's polling and make certain actions more difficult. Currently, the lowest you can go is 40 FPS. I haven't been able to figure out a per app way to lock framerate.

Do set the Power Management mode of the Game Booster to Not Optimise. Otherwise sometimes, android will kill the Game Booster. Been there, tried there.

I would like to have the list to show the recent or most played games on the top. Easy to customise your favourite game! Simple feature, yet useful, right?

Anyways, pokemon go at 90hz are solidly fluid, i think your problem is with the screen protector. For me, I don't use any. Juz the screen and stock coating! Very well made.

So in main i think it is a good thing. I had better performance with the Game Booster and compared to other applications they where not that good as the one from Razer. I think you did a good job!