Top 10 Android Games
With Awesome Graphics :
1.Critical Ops : Critical Ops is among the newer
generation of first person shooters and it’s one of the best. In this title,
you’ll battle terrorists in a variety of urban-oriented levels or you can play
as the terrorists if you want to. It has a strong online multiplayer community
where you can play with your friends as well. It’s still a work in progress,
but it seems to hit all the right marks and it’s updated frequently. If you’d
like a first person shooter that’s completely free, NOVA 3: Freedom Edition is
quite good as well. They're both free Android games worth checking out.
2.Asphalt 8: Airborne And
Asphalt:Xtreme: When it comes to racing games without an up-front price
tag, Gameloft has real winenrs with Asphalt 8 Xtreme and Asphalt 8: Airborne.
The former is an offroad style racer with a variety of tracks, online
multiplayer, and various vehicles that you can unlock. Asphalt 8: Airborne is
an older game, but has a metric ton of content for you to play through. It also
has online multiplayer and other activities to play. These are both very solid
racing games considering their free price tag, but their in-app purchase strategy
is a little aggressive. They’re great experiences. They're both excellent free
Android games.
3.Clash Royale: Clash Royale is the latest game
out of Supercell. They also made Clash of Clans, a former entrant on this list.
In Clash Royale, you’ll collect cards, build decks, and then square off in
one-on-one duels with online opponents. You'll earn trophies when you win.
Similarly, you'll lose trophies when you lose. You’ll also get to form clans to
share cards, challenge clanmates to combat, and you’ll have a variety of
chances to unlock new cards. It’s a solid card game and a great alternative if
you just can’t get into Hearthstone. If Clash Royale just isn't your thing,
Supercell also makes the highly popular Boom Beach and Clash of Clans games.
Either of those are good enough to make this list too.
4.Fallout Shelter : Fallout Shelter made huge waves
in 2015 and was one of the best free Android games released that year. In
Fallout Shelter, you must build a shelter, take in survivors (called Dwellers),
and create a thriving ecosystem. You’ll have obstacles such as fires, raids by
AI bad guys, and the like but otherwise it’s a pretty standard builder
simulation game. The in-app purchases take almost a blatant backseat in this
title and the developers have been good (so far) on releasing new and updated
content.
5.Final Fantasy
Brave Exvius: Final Fantasy Brave
Exvius is perhaps the best Final Fantasy-themed freemium game out there. It
features tons of elements from the original games, including actual town and
dungeon explorations, hidden treasures, secret dungeons, and tons of lore. The
game play is simple to learn but you’ll need to think critically in order to
beat bosses and hard opponents. You’re frequently rewarded for logging in daily
and additional missions, quests, and activities helps keep the game fresh. This
is about as good as it gets for freemium titles. If this one isn’t doing it for
you, but you love Final Fantasy, you can also try out Mobius Final Fantasy and
Final Fantasy Record Keeper which are both pretty good free Android games.
6.Hearthstone:
Heroes of Warcraft : Hearthstone:
Heroes of Warcraft is a card dueling game where youunlock cards, build decks,
and then duel other players using the deck you built. You can build multiple
decks and Blizzard has been pretty good with putting out regular updates to add
more cards and content. You can also log into your account on mobile or on PC
which is a really nice touch. If you don’t want to face real players in
real-time PvP combat, you can always beat down on some bots for practice. It’s
free to play which makes it easy and accessible for everyone to try out. It's
definitely one of the best free Android games out there.
7.NOVA Legacy : NOVA was one of the first
successful first person shooters on Android. NOVA Legacy is the latest
installment and it's already one of the best free Android games. It comes pack
with better than average graphics and controls. There is also a story line,
online multiplayer mode, and a rudimentary crafting system. The game has a
sc-fi story line. Thus it brings something a little different than most mobile
shooters. It'll no doubt be one of the best games released in 2017.
8.Pokemon Go: Pokemon Go was the biggest mobile
game of 2016. Actually, it was the biggest ever. Even though its popularity has
tapered off a bit, the game is still a very solid free option. Players can
explore the real world around them all while catching Pokemon, taking down
gyms, and finding Pokestops. New additions include legendary Pokemon, raid
battles, and more. The game continues to evolve beyond what many remember it to
be. It’s one of the great free Android games.
9.Pinout Or Smash Hit : Smash Hit and PinOut are two of the most solid
infinite runners out there and they’re from the same developer. Smash Hit gives
you a first person perspective as you throw metal balls at glass panels to
avoid certain death. It’s calm, fun, and it looks fantastic. PinOut is an
infinite pinball game where you must launch the ball through various levels and
obstacles forever. Both free Android games look great, play well, and have
unique mechanics for this genre. Both titles have an optional pro version that
unlocks checkpoints so you can continue from a saved game. Otherwise, there are
no ads, no in-app purchases, and nothing getting between you and the game.
10.Sky Force Reloded : Sky Force Reloaded is the latest in the Sky Force franchise
(which are all pretty good free Android games). Like its predecessors, Sky
Force Reloaded is a top-down, scrolling shooter where you fly a plane and your
goal is to defeat bad guys, avoid bullets, and perform all kinds of various
quests. It’s an ode to the old school top-down shooters. Despite its highly
improved graphics, the game stays true to those old shooters. The difference
being that this one has better graphics. It’s a good overall experience just
like the previous iterations were.
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