25.
Opening our list of the best Android RPGs is Pocket Mortys
Of all the possible universes, we're in the one with the crazy, Rick and Morty themed
RPG.
A mix between pokemon and the controversial television show, find yourself the Mortiest
Morty in the infinite universes and use their powers to battle against the disposable bunch.
It’s a squanching experience as you try your best to take down all the rival Ricks
out there.
Everyone needs a Pocket Morty in their phones!
It has a PlayScore of 8.43.
24.
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
Muster all your midichlorians and try your hand at the force with this RPG based in the
beloved Star Wars universe.
With a wide range of characters from the entire cinematic universe, create the ultimate party
of rebels and imperials in a real-time battle for cosmic supremacy.
There's hundreds of content from each film, letting you customize and tweak your favorite
characters as you please.
Ready your sabers, and dive into your own pocket Star Wars universe.
It has a PlayScore of 8.44.
23.
EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap
Enter the enchanted world of Egglia and join a lovely redcap as she carries the yoke of
saving the world.
Aid the lovely elf as she ventures around the oval universe, one egg planet at a time.
Chat with Brownies, Dwarves, and Gremlins, and battle against monsters using the powers
of magical sprites.
It's a charming storybook world that you'll surely want to come back to.
It has a PlayScore of 8.52.
22.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Considered one of the best Star Wars games ever made, it's the fulfillment of every fans
dreams to have this gem on their phones.
Released in 2003, the graphics might feel a little outdated, but it keeps the heart
of the series at its core.
Take your side in the battle of light and dark, and use its mobile-optimized controls
to grant your enemies peace by the light of your saber.
It has a PlayScore of 8.54.
21.
Shadowrun Returns
After a successful campaign on kickstarter, Harebrained Schemes grants us the triumphant
return of the 90s cult classic.
It's a faithful rendition of the original, complete with a modernized look and its signature
isometric perspective.
Travel forwards to the year 2054 and enter an atmospheric cyberpunk fantasy with elves,
trolls, and magical technology.
It has a PlayScore of 8.55.
20.
Guild of Dungeoneering
Master the dungeons in this doodle-filled journey that's packed with oodles of fun.
Guild of Dungeoneering puts a twist on the usual turn-based mechanics, letting you control
the pathways of the pencil-sketched dungeons instead of your own hero.
Build your own journey using the cards you're dealt with, making sure your choices wont
spell your guild's untimely demise.
Play your cards right, and bring your heroes to the halls of victory.
It has a PlayScore of 8.56.
19.
Arcane Legends MMO-Action RPG
After their successful pocket legends, Spacetime Games gave us yet another polished RPG that's
jampacked with all the MMO excitement.
Set in a cartoony medieval realm, choose your hero from among barbarians, archers, mages
and so much more.
Use their individual skills to take down the epic bosses that roam the land's many dungeons.
Bring along some friends, or take on the action with your adorable pets.
It's one of the best MMOs on the mobile, and it has a PlayScore of 8.58.
18.
Mecha Ace
This thrilling interactive novel will have you excercising your overpowered imaginations.
Written by Paul Wang, you control your text-based destiny with every choice you make.
Jump into the cockpit of gigantic robots, and play your role in a massive, interstellar
battle.
While it doesn't have the flash of most RPGs, it's compelling storylines will draw you in
the tensions of the imaginary world.
It has a PlayScore of 8.58.
17.
Postknight
Take a trip to the land of Kurestal and fulfill the duties of an underappreciated profession
in classic RPG fashion.
What might be one of the cutest games on the mobile puts you in the shoes of a mailman
in a fictional medieval world.
Brave harsh storms, fight against ferocious monsters, and do whatever you can to deliver
the citizens precious packages.
You might even find the love of your life on the way.
It has a PlayScore of 8.61.
16.
Knights of Pen & Paper +1
This role-playing game brings the magic of tabletop gaming to the mobile, and it does
it with style.
Create your party of adventurers and join the dedicated GM as he takes you on a perilous
quest around the 16bit fantasy world.
Prepare to flirt with Lady Luck as you go through dice roll after dice roll to decide
your fate.
Take quests from lovely NPCs, fight against fantastical beasts, and hope you don't get
ambushed on the way.
It's all your favorite tabletop tropes in one, and it has a PlayScore of 8.61.
15.
Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition
The ground up remake of the classic 1998 RPG makes its way to the mobile platforms with
grace and style.
It's the definitive experience of this Dungeons and Dragons based world, with graphical enhancements,
gameplay additions, as well as its Tales of the Sword Coast expansion.
Create a personalized adventure with your very own customizable hero and explore the
land of Sword Coast along with a party of allies.
It has a playScore of 8.62.
14.
Super Awesome Quest
That name is no marketing scheme, because this game definitely lives up to the hype.
Take on superawesome quests with the their super awesome characters as they battle various
monsters in token flipping style.
Team up with Greg the Paladin, Val the Valkyrie, and Mag the Mage and unleash power attacks
with their killer combos.
With no energy bars to worry about, it's an adventure you wont want to put down.
It has a PlayScore of 8.62.
13.
Dead Trigger 2
Pull the trigger against the viral threats in MADFINGER's thrilling zombie game.
A sequel to the successful Dead Trigger game, join the ranks of a Global Resistance and
travel around the world to contain the spread of the deadly virus.
It's gruelling escape after gruelling escape as you travel across 10 regions all over the
world.
Use an array of thirty different weapons, from the precise slashes of the Katana, to
the chaotic explosions of heavy artillery.
It has a PlayScore of 8.63.
12.
FINAL FANTASY IX for Android
Out of Square Enix's many Final Fantasy ports to the Android, this one stood tall among
the rest.
Return to the war torn lands of Gaia, and join Zidane Tribal as he takes on the kidnapping
of Alexandria's princess.
Watch the story unfold in one of the first FF titles to be given the 3 dimensional treatment.
With so much care taken to bring the title to the mobile, Zidane and his crew has never
looked better.
It has a PlayScore of 8.64.
11.
Wayward Souls
Noodlecake follows up their Mage Gauntlet success with a brand new action adventure
game set in a dimly lit pixel world.
Indulge in the glory of monster-slaying with their six characters, each with unique playstyles
and abilities.
A mix of Spelunky and Secret of Mana, prepare to bask in the wonders of discovery as you
walk into dungeons filled with punishing challenges.
It has a PlayScore of 8.65.
10.
Sproggiwood
Far from the grim themes and aesthetics of most role playing games, Freehold games delivers
a complete RPG experience despite its cutesy facade.
Play as a humble farmer who finds himself trapped in a cavern devised by an evil villain.
Find your footing in this strange land, and choose to ally yourself with an adorable mushroom
civilization or rule the land as the sole king.
Whichever path you choose, it's chock full of delightful humour and finnish mythology
with every sprightly step.
It has a PlayScore of 8.66.
9.
Attack the Light
A colorful RPG set in the Steven Universe that's as sweet and cuddly as the original.
Developed by Grumpyface Studios, and written by showrunner Rebecca Sugar herself, we couldn't
expect any less.
Hang around with Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl (And Steven!) and save the world from danger
one turn-based battle at a time.
Dive into another quirky and loveable adventure because this game has a PlayScore of 8.68.
8.
Battleheart Legacy
Mika Mobile rekindles the flame of their previous RPG venture with the release of this atmospheric
sequel.
Legacy built upon the solid foundations of the original, while improving the overall
experience with a lego-like 3D world and refined combat experience.
Take your pick from 12 different classes, or mix and match skills with the multiclass
option.
Crush your enemies with your mighty weapons, or stun them with the power of magic.
It has a PlayScore of 8.69.
7.
You Must Build A Boat
This sequel to EightyEight Games' popular 1,000,000 is another unique blend of match
three puzzle and dungeon crawling action.
Following the events of your escape from the dark caverns of 1000000, your quest for freedom
continues on what begins as a tiny little boat.
Sail off from one end of the world to the other, and survive the treacheries of the
outside with your matching mastery.
Build, match, and expand in this addicting pixel voyage.
It has a PlayScore of 8.72.
6.
DRAGON QUEST V
Prepare to immerse yourselves in one of the great masterpieces of a videogame legend.
As great as the other titles were, Yuji Horii's fifth installment was a marvel in its time,
and it continues to awe people to this day.
Follow the protagonist, from the moment of his birth to his adult life.
Not only is it one of the best-written tales, it also brought monster collecting to the
forefront--an innovation that bore fruit to pokemon, digimon and so much more.
A perfect marriage of story and gameplay, it receives a PlayScore of 8.75.
5.
Tap Titans 2
Take on the shoes of the legendary Sword Master as you topple down the colossal titans of
Game Hive Corporation addictive clicker.
Hone your finger tapping skills to unleash hell upon the game's over 120 hand-drawn beasts.
As lazy as clickers can be, Tap Titans offers an impressive amount of customizations to
fare better against their varying foes.
It's combat and relaxation in one fell swipe, and it has a PlayScore of 8.76.
4.
Chaos Rings III
Square Enix' latest and most relatively unknown JRPG series manages to rule of their other
titles.
Veering away from the 2D sprites, Chaos Rings boasts a vibrant 3D world, popping with lush
environments and well-crafted models.
Seemingly a tale of its own, this third installment brings us to the land of Neo Paleo as journeymen
achieve their Marble Blue dreams.
Bring down beasts with skills and brute force, and fall in love with their well-written characters.
It has a PlayScore of 8.79.
3.
Sorcery!
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Your favorite choose your own adventure game becomes more interactive than ever before.
A fitting adaptation of Steve Jackson's interactive gamebook, watch his world come alive with
lovingly crafted maps and scenarios.
While the game isn't fully animated, its choice of bookish artstyle definitely adds to the
immersion.
A fantasy game that's faithful to its literary roots.
It has a PlayScore of 8.96.
2.
Templar Battleforce RPG
A game where strategy and RPG meld into one ultimate mechanoid battle.
Get an eye for metallic destruction as you engage in this addicting war of Xenos, Rogues,
and of course, Mechs.
Dominate the turn-based battlefield, and defeat is collection of robotic bosses in complex
top-down shooting fashion.
Old fashioned as its visuals are, their satisfying tactical combat is worth every penny.
It has a PlayScore of 9.03.
1.
And the number one Android RPG is Crashlands
Since its release early last year, Crashlands has been breaking records left and right,
dominating both iOS and Android rankings.
It leaves you stranded on a hostile alien planet and your goal is to survive using whatevers
means possible.
Explore the vast wilderness, craft weapons and items, and fight against the dangers of
the new world.
With tons of surprises and a whole lot of laughs, there's no wondering how this game
topped every list in the book.
It receives a PlayScore of 9.09.