10.
Opening our list of the best Android Fighting Games is Injustice 2
The biggest superhero brawl on the mobile gets its well-deserved sequel.
Following a widespread success with their first title, NetherRealm studios comes in
to give us another polished fighting game worthy of their repertoire.
With Injustice 2, they've definitely upped the ante to bring more of the same mobile-optimized
battles in iconic DC locations.
In the world of Injustice, good doesn't always triumph over evil.
Put your comic book theories to the test as you watch Joker square off with Batman, Lex
Luthor with Superman, or, with their variety of heroes and villains from the vast DC universe,
mix and match the popular rivalries as you see fit.
With one of the best fighting mechanics on the mobile, every fight is intuitive and competitive.
Use a flurry of taps and swipes to take down your opponents each and every time--without
any of those plot-based armor.
Upgrade your heroes by collecting new gear, earning more stars and climbing the ranks
in online play.
It has a PlayScore of 8.01.
9.
WWE Immortals
From the superheroes of the DC universe, to the superpowered superstars of the World Wrestling
Entertainment.
NetherRealm Studios, with some help from Phosphor Game Studios, turns WWE's professional wrestlers
into powerful heroes of a dark fantasy world.
Witness their gimmicks become digital reality.
With undertaker's undead conversion, Big Show's barbarian build, and John Cena's spandex suit
and a whole lot more, it's a wrestling fight like never before.
In the supernatural world of immortals, their signature moves become all new superpowers
rendered with their remarkable 3D graphics.
Gather a team of powerful fighters and turn into their best superhero selves, ready to
decimate the colossal 3vs3 competition.
Pick from a massive lineup of wrestlers, from the classic heavyweights to the dashing divas--all
in their over the top garb.
Level up your heroes, engage in enjoyable tapping action, and compete with players around
in the world in their Online battles.
With their detailed character designs and creative concept, it receives a PlayScore
of 8.06.
8.
Real Steel World Robot Boxing
There's nothing like the satisfying metal clinks of robot fights.
Whether they're the gigantic brawls of the transformers universe, or the medium-sized
duels of Real Steel World boxing.
Following the moderate success of 2011's outrageous Real Steel film starring Hugh Jackman, Reliance
Entertainment struck gold with its robot boxing franchise.
Take the winning belt with the game's metal titans, and serve up a different kind of metal
meal with jabs, uppercuts, special moves to short circuit the robot rivalry.
Take the legends to the stage, and turn them into the championship-winning fan favorites
they deserve to be.
Other than the traditional career mode, Real Steel boxing also has a multiplayer mode for
you to compete with friends over wifi and bluetooth.
Conquer 11 different arenas, and experience the glory of the blockbuster movie first-hand.
Packed with knockout punches, and the determination to win, it receives a PlayScore of 8.1.
7.
EA SPORTS UFC
Released in 2015, this mobile adaptation of EA Sport's MMA fighter is as good as it gets.
Step into the UFC's iconic octagon and immerse yourself in the thrill of the action.
All your favorite superstars have been rounded up for this grand battle for supremacy, from
Ronda Rousey, Connor McGregor, Chuck Liddell, and so much more.
Collect your favorite fighters and watch them duke it out onstage with the game's jawdropping
visuals.
Take your pick from over 70 different superstars in four different divisions, and use their
varying techniques to make it up the UFC ladder.
Start your journey to the top by training your fighters and honing their skills through
every bloody match.
While the game is free, it also has quite a number of in-app purchases that's expected
in every Electronic Arts game.
But if money is no object, then EA SPORTS UFC is easily one of the best MMA games on
the market.
It has a PlayScore of 8.11.
6.
MORTAL KOMBAT X
The fatality continues with NetherRealms Studios’ sequel to the rebooted Mortal Kombat game.
Now, with its release on the mobile, you can embrace the thrill of gory kills and brutal
decapitations anywhere you go.
A fusion of fighting and card collecting, create the ultimate Mortal Kombat team and
test their skills in the most merciless tournament the world has ever seen.
As far removed as it is from the straightforward battles of the original, this android version
still boasts stunning visuals to deliver the satisfaction of each x-ray and fatality.
Get a hold of their massive roster of your favorite fighters like Sub-Zero, Scorpion,
Johnny Cage and more.
Or meet a handful of exciting new additions in D'vorah, Cassie Cage, and Kotal Khan.
The fun continues with their continual updates, introducing characters like the mobile exclusive
Freddy Krueger, Jade, Baraka, and the most recent, Takeda.
Perform those gory finishers whenever, wherever.
It has a PlayScore of 8.15.
5.
Punch Club
If you want to live out a tale of vengeance and redemption that's worthy of a classic
80's flick, then this sports management simulation is right up your alley.
Complete with the trademark arcade aesthetics of videogame vintages, it does a great job
of stirring out our nostalgic senses while giving out a rewarding boxing experience.
Avenge the death of your father, join the boxing league, and discover the identity of
your dad's killer.
Despite the simplistic plot, it's as detailed as it can be, letting you customize strength,
agility, and stamina--all while maintaining other lesser attributes and searching for
your dad.
Bask in the colorfully detailed world, and enjoy the sweet pop references sprinkled in
every location.
Already released on Steam, this android port gives you the exact same game for a fraction
of the price, with the added bonus of portability.
While some may have criticized its poor optimization, it's still a knockout success.
It receives a PlayScore of 8.19.
4.
THE KING OF FIGHTERS '98
Before they made the unfaithful switch to the 3rd dimension, this was the definitive
King of Fighters game.
Originally released on the Neogeo console in 1998, it was highly praised as one of the
most balanced fighters of its generations, improving on the mechanics of the previous
KOF titles.
And now, SNK brings the iconic fights to the new generation with this android port.
Enter their beautiful arenas and relive your childhood memories with their pixel perfect
artstyle.
Choose from their roster of 38 quintessential heroes, including Iori, Shingo Yabuki, Rugal
Bernstein, and the American Sports team.
Make use of the top notch balance, and the different button configurations to take mobile
fighting to the next level and recreate the epic fights of the 90s.
Explore two different game modes with Extra Mode and Advanced mode, and challange your
friends with their bluetooth multiplayer mode.
The dream matches are back, and it receives a PlayScore of 8.28.
3.
TRANSFORMERS: Forged to Fight
With the release of their latest Transformers movie, Hasbro Entertainment dishes out their
big robotic guns on the Android.
Follow the Autobots, Decepticons, Predacons and Maximals in an interplanetary battle that
decides the future of Cybertron.
Similar to Warner Brothers’ Injustice 2 and Arkham Origins, it’s a fighting game
where players use their fingers to swipe, tap and flick the screen to defeat their opponent.
Unleash your powerful special attacks and roll out to deal devastating damage.
Choose from a wide variety of iconic Transformers such as Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Starscream,
Megatron and more in a fight for the future.
This is the biggest Transformers mobile game that caters all the characters from their
universe.
It's a battle for power as you defend your base, upgrade bots, and raid other players
around its spectacular world.
Team up with your friends and forge alliances to eliminate the robotic threats.
It has a PlayScore of 8.36.
2.
GAROU: MARK OF THE WOLVES
Another NeoGeo game from SNK makes it into our list, and this time it's the 1999 classic
from the Fatal Fury series.
The eight installment of the franchise, it was considered one of the most graphically
advanced titles for its time with their colorful rosters and vivid stages.
Journey along with Rock Howard, Terry Bogard, and the rest of the gang, as they take their
chances in another gruelling tournament.
Take advantage of a renewed T.O.P.
System that's set anywhere on your lifebar to gain access to a unique and powerful attacks;
or use the Just Defend system to block attacks and recover a few health points.
Just like the original, this faithful port also retains the classic game modes, letting
you train your moves in practice mode, and fight till your last breath in survival mode.
Bask in the SNK's trademark pixel landscapes, and take a trip through time with this amazing
port.
It has a PlayScore of 8.36.
Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:
11.
Real Boxing 2 CREED.
Take on the shoes of the legendary Rocky Balboa, and recreate his fight for glory in this modern
adaptation.
Develop your strength, stamina, and endurace as you prepare to face off against his challenging
opponents.
It has a PlayScore of 7.95.
12.
Skullgirls.
Conceptualized in their college days, Lab Zero gave the world a fighting game to remember.
This 2D fighter marries engaging artstyle and intuitive controls that's friendly and
competitive.
It's the best of both worlds, and it has a PlayScore of 7.84.
13.
Gods Of Rome.
Step into the ancient sandals of Rome and Greece's powerful gods in Gameloft's epic
fighting game.
Restore the peace of the heavens and unite 45 celestial beings in a battle against a
dark demon.
It has a PlayScore of 7.83. 14.
Power Rangers: Legacy Wars.
It was mighty morphin time for Saban, Lionsgate, and nWay, who teamed up to create a fighting
game worthy of the Power Rangers fans.
Form teams with your favorite rangers, and outsmart the evil Rita Repulsa.
It has a PlayScore of 7.81. 15.
Marvel Contest of Champions.
With Marvel's collection of comicbook heroes, it's about time for some heroic duels.
Collect your favorite Marvel heroes and villains and pit them against the towering bosses of
their universe.
It has a PlayScore of 7.78.
1.
And the number one Android Fighting Game is Shadow Fight 2
While it's a far cry from the graphical quality of the 3D fighters, Nekki's excellently crafted
2D fighting game definitely deserves its spot on this list.
A mix of RPG and fighting, take on the shadow form and make use of the game's varying martial
arts techniques.
Despite their use of a limiting artstyle, the Shadow Fight series have been lauded by
many as one of the best fighting animations yet.
Fluid, and absolutely lifelike, each and every duel feels satisfying and rewarding.
Take control of the action with the use of their intuitive controls.
An improvement over the original, their new interface is optimized for the touchscreen,
allowing players to perform devastating attacks and spells with the simplified virtual touchpad.
Equip your fighter with swords, nunchucks, and a variety of armors to customize the epic
adventure.
Traverse through their six worlds, and navigate through its compelling storyline.
The perfect balance of art, story, and gameplay loaded into one pocket-sized videogame.
It has a PlayScore of 8.53.