10.
Opening our list of Top 10 Android Shooters is Snipers vs Thieves
Play as both sides of the criminal coin in this exciting action game from PlayStack.
A heist game at its core, choose between the good and the bad as you oversee a bank robbery
from two different perspectives.
Either you gang up with three other people to make your way to the vault, or play as
the lone sniper trying to eliminate each of the delinquents.
While only one side has the gun, it's just as much fun to connive with other people to
take the money from the bank.
Distract the sniper away from your cowering mates, and take cover under the various objects
scattered around the stage.
With different powerups given for each team, the game is made even more intense.
Crime doesn't always pay, but you're always welcome to switch sides or give it another
go.
Collect as much loot as possible, upgrade your gadgets, and spend your gold wherever
you please.
Praised for its two-fold objectives and varied gameplay, it receives a PlayScore of 8.24.
9.
UNKILLED
A self-dubbed successor to the massively popular Dead Trigger 2, Madfinger's zombie-themed
FPS takes on a colorfully grotesque ride through an infested city.
Like a mix of Suicide Squad and Dawn of the Dead, the game lets you take control of a
ragtag band of heroes in a neon-lit New York city.
With the wolfpack, you're tasked to stop the growing plague from spreading.
Use their combined might to take down the undead beasts with a barrage of bullets and
explosions.
With zombie killing action spread over 150 different missions, there's a lot of face-shooting
fun to be had in this pocket-friendly diversion.
Optimized for NVIDIA's Tegra X1, it just might be the most beautiful looking game on the
mobile.
Feel the game's smooth graphics and shooting mechanics as you explore each of their various
game modes.
Customize your characters, test your might in PvP, and show them who the real unkillables
are.
It has a PlayScore of 8.25.
8.
Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour
Gameloft might not have the best reputation, but we can always expect them to bring console
quality to the mobile.
Their take on a popular FPS franchise, Modern Combat feels like a simpler, more budget friendly
Call of Duty.
Gather your band of brothers from all around the globe and partake in an intense battle
of bullets and tactical mayhem.
But, aside from the shooting, this installment also comes with a gripping storyline.
Taking place after a nuclear war, experience the world from both sides as you save kidnapped
leaders from a terrorist group.
Go from the mediterranean Barcelona to the icy Antarctic in this harrowing globetrotting
adventure.
This is the first Gameloft game to be powered by the Havok Engine.
Enjoy its realistic visuals and physics as you fight to become the world's best.
A freemium FPS anyone can enjoy, as long as they have 2 gigabytes of space.
It has a PlayScore of 8.28.
7.
SAS: Zombie Assault 4
It might just be another zombie-fest, but it's top-down perspective offers a whole new
experience.
While it's not a face to face battle against the undead, tensions soar as hordes of ghoulish
monsters crowd every trying stage.
Curb the massive global invasion and use your arsenal of weapons to fight against their
viral spread.
The game takes on another level of challenge with over 17 types of infected monstrosities.
Upgrade your weapons and rain your bullets on those lightning fast, body-splitting freaks
of nature.
With their unbeatable co-op mode, you can even team up with friends and strangers in
high level clearing rooms.
Plan out your strategies as you coordinate turret placements and effective positioning.
There's over 160 guns and armor to collect and upgrade using their well-implented RPG
mechanics.
Take up your roles among Assaultmen, Medics, and Gunners and survive the coming apocalypse.
Strategy shooting at its finest, it has a PlayScore of 8.3.
6.
RIVAL FIRE
From the frontlines, to impossible missions, Glu Games adds another to their long list
of cover-based shooters.
It's probably their most gorgeous title yet.
Jump into the hectic battlefield and duck, cover, and roll your way to victory.
As cover-based shooting goes, you'll have to make use of the environment to survive
each gruelling match.
Choose from the real-time struggles of deathmatch, or test your skills against waves of enemies
in Survival Mode.
Whatever you choose, Rival Fire has dozens of guns in store for you.
Collect Sniper Rifles, LMGs, Shotguns, and more, and use them to fire up the action.
Bring up to three of your squadmates and conquer the leaderboards.
For a compact mobile game, it provides a ton of fun for you and your friends to enjoy.
With its barrage of firepower and crazy antics, it’s a game that far exceeds the mobile
standards.
It has a PlayScore of 8.39.
5.
Xenowerk
You know the game's on when two sticks are involved.
If you enjoyed Space Marshals, then you'll definitely love Pixelbite's latest dual-stick
shooter.
Set in a futuristic underground lab, test your skills in the deep abyss of their punishing
levels.
Take a stroll around the alien-infested halls and challenge the beasts that lurk around
each corner.
Just like their previous title, Xenowerk also boasts their usual vibrant 3D environments.
Encounter their detailed monsters as you take on the task of eliminating the alien threat.
With each encounter, the game rewards with you a few bits of currency.
Use your accumulated gold to purchase your own set of guns and armor for the long journey.
While it might get a bit repetitive, it also gives you a few objectives to spice up the
adventure.
Upgrade your weapons, choose the right gear, and defeat the mutants once and for all.
It has a PlayScore of 8.41.
4.
Guns of Boom
A modern upgrade to Gameloft's Blitz Brigade, this recent entry to the growing pool of mobile
FPS is one of the most promising this year.
As early as now, it's has been shaping up to become the first essential multiplayer
shooter on the mobile.
Just like a budget Overwatch, choose from their zany cast of characters and enter their
vibrant tactical arena.
It's an all out firefight as you try to eliminate your foes in their epic deathmatches.
For a mobile game, it packs an insane amount of detail within its whimsical 3D environments.
No experience is necessary with their slick combat mechanics like autofire that lets you
shoot down opponents in your crosshairs, combining tactical fun with the delights of casual gaming.
Strategize your way through the tactical arena, pick off enemies, and don't get caught in
the crosshairs.
It's one of mobile FPS' finest, and it has a PlayScore of 8.58.
3.
Dead Trigger 2
Madfinger Games' flagship zombie shooter makes it to our list.
Keen on creating the most popular zombie game on the mobile, their sequel to their Dead
Trigger debut manages to increase the overall satisfation of undead massacre.
While their newest single player story isn't the most original, it sets the stage for another
exciting shooting experience.
Take part in the global resistance, and travel each corner to save the world from the growing
epidemic.
Jump from country to another as you prepare for a gruelling escape around each of their
10 regions.
Collect as much highpowered weapons as you can by fufilling their daily Global Missions.
With over 30 different weapons, choose from the razor sharp Katanas to the heavy artillery
machine guns.
Customize your loadouts with the Hideout Feature, and save the world, one region at a time.
Continually updated with more zombie killing action, it receives a PlayScore of 8.63.
2.
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions
If you want a recipe for complete and utter chaos, then you came to the right place.
The sixth installment for the Geometry Wars series, enter a prismatic universe and get
ready for an explosion of polygonal shapes.
With obstacles coming left, right, and center, it's definitely not a game for beginners.
Slide into the kaleidoscope world and battle against waves upon waves of enemies.
An award winning shooter, Geometry Wars belts out their signature clutter and quality.
Already released on the PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 4, this mobile version lets you take the panic-filled
land wherever you go.
Shoot and maneuver through over a total of 100 levels, and become mesmerized by their
rainbow colored universe.
If you need a bit more challenge, it also offers a hardcore mode without drones and
powerups.
It has a PlayScore of 8.68.
Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:
11.
Legendary Wars.
This tower defense game blends strategy and shooting into one medieval adventure.
Guide your troops through a gauntlet of magical foes.
It has a PlayScore of 8.15. 12.
Iron Force.
Jump into your very own tank and play your role in a team of warheads.
Shape your favorites into their ultimate form.
It has a PlayScore of 8.15. 13.
Zombie Gunship Survival.
You've fought zombies on the streets, but this game takes the battle to the skies.
Step inside an armed airplane and nuke those nasty undead to bits.
It has a PlayScore of 8.12. 14.
Sky Force 2014.
A tribute to the classic shoot em ups.
Rescue the civilians in this 10th anniversary edition packed with beautiful levels and extreme
boss battles.
It has a PlayScore of 8.06.
15.
Hopeless: The Dark Cave.
Enter a dark cave with your blob friends and use your guns to fight against the shadowy
creatures.
A game where no coward survives, it has a PlayScore of 7.96.
1.
And the best shooting game on the Android is LONEWOLF (17+)
As much fun as the action is, it's the combined might of story and gameplay that makes games
truly shine.
LONEWOLF gets both of those right.
Mixing in a compelling visual novel scenes with the joys of bloody eliminations, it takes
you on an immersive adventure in the shoes of a hitman.
It's a neo-neoir story that will tests every fiber of your morality.
Step into a dark world and traverse through its 5 hour story spread over 30 missions.
In between their tense shooting scenes, LONEWOLF also features well-crafted hand-drawn scenes
that seem to pull you further into the criminal environment.
Not only does it put other mobile games to shame with its art, it also boasts one of
the most realistic sniper mechanics yet.
Bask in the true to life recoils as you uncover each of your client's secrets.
You might not usually listen to age restrictions, but this just might be the exception.
A dip into the life of crime, it has a PlayScore of 8.8.