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It's still time-consuming and hard work, because I'll have to check on ALL games in the list. I can't just do it with some, or it will be confusing. I will think about it.
In the meanwhile you can:
check this list of 120fps games from June 2020: https://www.smartprix.com/bytes/best-android-games-higher-refresh-rate-phones-for-with-90hz-or-120hz-display-phones/
try asking Chat GPT or Perplexity. They can make a list similar to mine and divided it into genre, however I'm not sure to what degree they're reliable
Okay, thank you.
By cross-referencing Chat GPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and the OG Google search, I've added the 120 FPS indicator (as
120FPS) to the handful of titles that support it in my list of premium games. Took me a couple hours to go through the bullshit they were spitting out, but it beats checking 100+ games one by one lolI'm not sure any of the titles in the list of FREE games support 120 FPS, but I'll double check.
Keep in mind that, as I found out during the process, if a games doesn't support 120 FPS now, doesn't mean it never will. The 120 FPS support to some games has been added long after release.