Have warning labels ever actually helped on a popular consumer-oriented product though? No, everything that goes wrong because the user managed to take control and do something they shouldn't is blamed on the product and the company gets sued because "the customer is always right" (even when they're not).

I mean. I agree. But that requires that such warnings are actually enforced rather than hand-waved away as insignificant.

I tried Unleashed Pixel Dungeon and I loved it! :D
It's still free, uses mods and allows loading\saving games!
I almost finished it on my first run, but then I realized I had to escape the dungeon after the boss.. RIP! +_+

The only minus is the fact that I cannot backup savegames, as the path is unaccessible on my non-rooted phone.

I'm pleased that you're enjoying it :)

It's so good that Gog should add it here. :)
The original is already on Steam.

I recommend Nothing Android "smart" phones are Shit and they are not as durable as you think drop them on concrete and see what I Mean so be Very careful and I'm telling you, You definitely want a Screen protector those screens Chip and scratch REAL bad REAL easy mine got a chip just by dropping it ON THE CARPET!

I hope you don't test babies the way you do smart phones... and I think the babies are smarter! :)

Of course Babies are Smarter then "smart" phones and No I wasn't testing it I dropped it by accident.

The smart phones are relieved. You may be spared when our cybernetic overlords take over. :)