Only the best Android games make our daily Android apps lists, because you don’t need to sift through the garbage – you just need to know what you should be playing and spending that cash on.
Whether its Crossy Road, Monument Valley, HQ Trivia, the latest Star Wars game, or an indie title, there is a good chance our gaming expert(s) have taken a look at it.
Have Android games recommendations? Send them on over and we’ll do our best to dive in, test it, and let you know if it will be worth purchasing. We have a good eye for games at Droid Life an consider ourselves a trusted voice.
Big day for apps, as EA Games just released Need for Speed Most Wanted to Google Play. From what we can see in the trailer and press images, the game looks like one major piece of work – highly detailed sports cars, extreme environments, and the ability to compete with friends across multiple platforms such as iOS, Android, and Kindle devices. (more…)
There are games that have cult followings and then there is Chrono Trigger. In a class by itself, this game has sold more copies on different systems than pretty much any other game that was released during its time. Able to stand the test of time and ports to different systems, the game still lives on and can now be played right on your Android device. (more…)
Today, along with all of this other Android madness, Madfinger Games has pushed out an update to Shadowgun:DeadZone that allows non-Tegra 3 device owners to get their hands on the beta. This is a great sign that development and the beta is going well and we can see an official launch in the coming weeks or so.
If you haven’t already, stop reading this and go download the game for free right now on Google Play. It’s fantastic.
The moment we have all been waiting for – gameplay from Angry Birds Star Wars! Not to sound too delusional, but for the first time in some 3 years, I find myself at least slightly interested in an Angry Birds game. Wookiee bird? Lightsabers? 4-legged walkers? If that poster above isn’t enough to get you worked up, then at least give the clip below a shot. (more…)
This morning, one of our favorite games for Android received a pleasant Halloween update. Organ Trail, which made it onto Kellex’s favorite games of 2012 list, is now full of pumpkins, comes with 12 new Halloween road events, a Frankenstein boss fight, and even candy. How this game could get any more cool, I have no idea. (more…)
To celebrate the game’s 10th anniversary (Oct. 29), Rockstar Games has announced that they are to release Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for mobile devices in the Fall. For those unfamiliar, Vice City is the next game after the first GTA that was made available for the PlayStation 2 that made stealing cars, getting wanted by the FBI, and other illegal activities involving women fun as can be. The game takes places in the 80s and takes certain aspects from much of that decade’s culture such as movies, music, and video games. (more…)
One of the benefits of having a NVIDIA Tegra 3 device, other than the awesome performance, is the games that come optimized for it. The latest to be released is the game Crazy Machines Golden Gears. This game gives you a simple objective and lets you go crazy with how to make that happen. Want a teapot to power a pinwheel to drag your machine across the screen? Sounds good to us. (more…)
If I didn’t know better I would say we’re nearing my favorite holiday, Halloween. With zombies coming out of the woodwork on Google Play, it’s a good time to be a mobile gamer. This morning, Gameloft has unleashed Zombiewood, a game which they teased last week, to Google Play for the price of free. The objective for your character is just like any other zombie game, kill the hordes. With some great graphics and plenty of fun and upgradable weapons, this may make some other games I’ve been playing take a backseat. (more…)
