Whatoplay presents the 10 best FREE ANDROID MULTIPLAYER games of all time. All arranged
by playscore. To check the full list, visit our page on all Best Free Android Multiplayer Games.
10. DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY OPERA OMNIA
No, this isn’t the Dissidia we’ve been spending hours on our PlayStation Portables.
It’s not a fighting game, as it's heavily focused on Gacha elements and single-tap combat.
It does retain its ambitious crossover of all Final Fantasy titles though.
Get to know all major Final Fantasy characters and
watch them team up to escape from a cursed world. A playscore of 8.21.
9. DRAGON BALL LEGENDS Much like Opera Omnia, this
Dragon Ball title isn’t the kind we expect from the series’ established genres. As a mobile entry,
it uses card-based combat instead of the usual button-mashing we know in their other titles.
Dragon Balls’ signature flying combat is still around. The better your deck,
the cooler your moves. A playscore of 8.24.
8. RebirthM An MMORPG that took
inspiration from the classic PC titles that once shaped the genre. RebirthM is
an open-world with the right amount of content for MMORPG fans: RvR, PvP, PvE, and much more.
As years go by, however, the mobile business tainted its once fair and balanced game with ‘pay
to win’ mechanics. For the casual players, it’s still a fun pocket MMO with a playscore of 8.27.
7. KartRider Rush+ An upgraded version of mobile’s
own take on Mario Kart. Rush+ dazzles us with its vibrant colors and chaotic racing moments.
Its unique cast of characters are also given their own spotlight with some bite-sized story moments.
Race to the finish line and become the #1. Be warned:
you’re almost always gonna piss someone off. A playscore of 8.31.
6. Among Us The party-game pop culture
phenomenon that sparked a massive internet following. Among Us is a project developed
by a small team of passionate developers. Everyone knows what this game is all about.
It’s the ideal game to play with friends on a cozy Discord server,
especially with this quarantine. One thing’s for certain though:
some friendships will never be the same after one match. A playscore of 8.32.
5. Genshin Impact This record-breaking title
from MiHoyo exceeds mobile limitations. Genshin Impact is a combination of
tried-and-tested videogame formulas. It’s an open-world RPG inspired by Breath of
the Wild and it also involves Gacha-based elements that encourage continuous grind.
The multiplayer in this one is not its strongest aspect though, but hanging out
with other players in high-level dungeons and flexing pulls is kinda fun. A playscore of 8.38.
4. SHADOWGUN LEGENDS - FPS and PvP Multiplayer games
Destiny in pocket form, or at least that's what the game is trying to be.
This first person shooter is pretty much like any other game in the market. It embraces the
looter-shooter elements and encourages players to keep pushing those numbers up.
It’s an accessible FPS game for those seeking a good sci-fi
alien vs man shootout. A playscore of 8.40.
3. Call Of Duty: Mobile The strongest First Person
Shooter on the mobile right now. Bearing that Call of Duty name, it’s a fast-paced and action-packed
entry to play with friends. There are multiple modes to choose from, but its Battle Royale and
Death Match mode have always been the games’ strongest. It receives a playscore of 8.53.
2. Tacticool 5v5 Shooter
If Call of Duty: Mobile reigns supreme with its First Person Shooter mechanics,
Tacticool’s isometric gameplay brings a different kind of energy to the genre. Squad up with
friends, or strangers and blow things up with its destructible environments. A playscore of 8.55.
1. Sky: Children Of The Light ThatGameCompany, the people behind
the popular Journey, showcases their strengths in visual design with Sky. Soar through silver-lined
clouds and blue skies and meet unexpected people in the most unexpected places.
Teaming up with random strangers and solving the game’s myriad of puzzles
is an experience similar to their previous title. A playscore of 8.97.