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.
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When we first heard that Rovio had purchased the IP for Casey’s Contraptions, it was reported that they would be completely reinventing the game and then releasing to the world. It looks like they’re done and ready for the launch of Amazing Alex. In two days, users can play through a hundred physics-based puzzles and then once done with those, can even create and share their own levels with other players. (more…)
A new racing game has hit Google Play and it is sure to become a hit. Draw Race 2 takes your ideas of racing on your mobile and flips the script. Instead of moving your vehicle while the race takes place, you draw a path for the car to follow beforehand. Once the race starts, the car compensates for changes such as the other racer, conditions, etc. It’s a neat take on racing and is definitely a nice change from the ordinary. (more…)
I know it may be hard to believe, but maybe making pottery can actually be cool. Let’s Create! Pottery is on Google Play and once we saw all of the awesome ratings, we figured we should give it a shot. To our amazement, the game is actually a lot of fun and definitely lets you play with your imagination while also making pretty vases. (more…)
Madfinger Games, the makers of ShadowGun, just placed Dead Trigger on Google Play for $0.99. It is an intense game with tons of zombie-slaying action and big guns. Go pick it up. (more…)
If you weren’t aware, Final Fantasy has quite the cult following; especially the older iterations. Final Fantasy III has landed in the Play Store and is available for download today for the hefty price of $15.99. This version is based off the 2006 3D remake from Square themselves, not the original 1990 version that many remember from way back.
The game has been updated to run with a touch interface and offers “improved 3D visuals and story sequences only for Android.” Other than that, the game will be mostly what you remember of it from back in the day. Can you justify spending $16 on reliving the game?
The release of Madfinger’s newest creation, Dead Trigger, is one that we have been waiting on for quite some time. The game looks incredibly awesome and if it is just as high quality as Shadowgun, then we know they’ll have another success.
The world has been overtaken by a virus that causes normal people to turn into blood thirsty zombies. Time to pick up an M4 and start blasting. It will become available on July 2 and will sell for only $0.99. Heck yes. Get your Bluetooth controllers ready. (more…)
Hey, all you Spidey fans, Marvel and Gameloft have teamed up to bring The Amazing Spiderman to Android devices everywhere. The game looks to have fantastic graphics and exciting gameplay. You can sling your webs and free fly around the city and beat up all the baddies you can get your webs on. (more…)
There’s a new platform shooter on Android called Project 83113. The game performs very well, but what makes it stand apart is the awesome soundtrack and excellent visuals. The game uses swipe controls, which is also a good change instead of on-screen buttons because it makes the overall look of the game much easier on the eyes and fingers. (more…)
