Welcome to Top10Archive!
Welcome to part two of our best of mobile-game segments.
For this installment, we're looking at the best Android games.
For the sake of this list and to make it as fair as possible to everyone who wishes to
try them, we're keeping the list exclusive to free to play games, though they may contain
some in-app purchases.
We also exempted any cross-platform games that were listed in our "Best iOS Games" video.
10.
Plants Vs Zombies 2 Probably the most known name in the tower
defense genre, Plants Vs Zombies 2 plays just like the first, but with more added plants
and zombies.
Like any freemium game, however, there is a considerable amount of grinding involved
if you don't want to dish out real money.
Simplistic and enjoyable, this game has supplied many people with hours of entertainment.
9.
Run Sackboy!
Run!
Alright, in truth we really just wanted to say the name.
Don't get us wrong, the game is also pretty fun.
A mobile spin-off of Sony's LittleBigPlanet, but unlike its console-based predecessor,
it's only single player.
Maintaining the same bright and beautiful environment from the original game, this endless
platform runner-style game delivers on the charm the rest of the series had.
It plays pretty much like any other runner game, and won't cost you a penny... that is
if you can resist buying some costumes for your character!
8.
Wind-Up Knight Wind-Up Knight may not have an original story
line... you know, princess gets kidnapped, knight goes on a quest to save her…blah,
blah, blah, blah.
The resulting adventure that ensues though is more than original and puzzle-fueled.
Based off swiping and timing, the game can be as frustrating as it is fun.
As you progress through the game, each swipe you take can be the difference between life
or death.
What separates this game from the others, to us, is the appealing and simplistic art.
7.
Robot Unicorn Attack 2 I know what this looks like, but we assure
you, this is not JUST a game for bronies.
Another endless runner format game for our list, Adult Swim's, Robot Unicorn Attack 2
is filled with a fairly captivating soundtrack, and as much randomness you'd come to expect
as well as a pretty amazing burst of pretty colors.
Hours of fun can be had as you guide your unicorn for as long as you can... if that's
your thing.
6.
Fallout Shelter Set in the same post-apocalyptic setting as
the rest of the Fallout series, Fallout Shelter was released before Fallout 4 to give fans
a "fix".
You manage and build up your very own vault, supplying and recruiting survivors of the
waste land along the way.
Staying true to the Fallout series, it maintains it's light-hearted content - even when faced
with a nuclear fallout!
5.
Clash Royale It's safe to say most of you aren't surprised
to see a game from developers Supercell on our list - after all, they're responsible
for some of the best mobile games out there.
Although free, Clash Royale is packed with an abnormally high amount of in-app purchases
that'll help you beat the game in record time, but it's much more fun to just grind away
and build your way to the top of the ranks.
4.
Kingdom Hearts Unchained X The Square Enix universe of Kingdom Hearts
is one that brings in fans of both Disney and Square Enix.
Taking place before the events of the console games - and true to the Kingdom Hearts way
- it's filled with all the fan-favorite characters you know and love from Disney and Square.
Offering limited character creation and regularly changing events, Kingdom Hearts Unchained
X offers a variety of things to occupy your time.
3.
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft Legendary developers Blizzard entertainment,
brings us this incredibly addictive and endlessly challenging card game known as Hearthstone.
The game is incredibly user-friendly and easy to learn, and is generous enough that even
a free player can be competitive.
2.
Marvel Future Fight Marvel Future Fight gives fans a fix for their
inner-nerd on a couple of different levels.
You get to take on the role of your favorite Marvel heroes - and even some villains - from
the palm of your hand.
The game shines with incredibly polished graphics for a mobile device with original gameplay
mechanics along with characters that feel genuine to the source material.
1.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Final Fantasy Brave Exvius gives players a
new role-playing game with a classic feel.
The game shines as a classic turn-based RPG that isn't punishing to those players that
wish to play for free.
According to Square Enix, Brave Exvius is played by more than 6.5 million people in
Japan alone!
With those numbers, it's understandable why this game takes the number one place on our
Android list.