The biggest advantage of Android games is their price, which is negligible. Most games on the Android platform today are available for free to download and play. Apart from this, such paid games can also be downloaded for just a few hundred rupees. We have prepared for you a list of games that you can play on smartphones and tablets completely free of charge. We have prepared many sample games for this list and selected the most interesting games for you.
But keep in mind that while these games are free to download and play, some games may require you to make some purchases in order to continue playing. The game will slow down if you don’t buy it. While playing some games, you may also see advertisements between them, but you will have to watch them to play continuously. Keeping all that aside, these games mentioned below will give you an amazing experience without paying you anything. Check out the best free Android games.
No. 6: broken city
The concept of this free game is a classic arcade game. Rampage In which you control a monster that has come to the city, whose goal is to wreak destruction. After this, you will begin to destroy buildings and other structures, as well as vehicles moving on the roads. However, to prevent you from causing too much damage, security has been deployed in the city, including military equipment and helicopters. This damage equates to money, and the more damage you deal before dying, the better. All these blocks in the game are shown in a retro style created by the famous artist Crossy Road.
This game can be played for hours, destroying expensive buildings without causing any harm to yourself and planning to deal as much damage as possible. The game is free and you can collect currency for more and more monsters in the game itself. You can also make in-game purchases to get monsters quickly.
Appearance: 3.5/5.
Gameplay: 3.5/5
Playability: 4/5
Overall: 3.5/5
No. 5: golf island
Many people think golf is a boring game. But watching its theatrical version on an Android smartphone may be a completely different experience. Golf Island was created by the creators of the fantastic Flick Golf series. You use your fingers like a golf club to hit the ball and then flip it into the air to send it straight into the hole. The game has several levels including Tropical Island, Outer Space, Ice Cream Worlds, etc. It is a simple and fun game that uses many factors such as wind, surface conditions and gravity to make you think about how best to hit the ball into the hole.
The game is free to download, but you can make in-game purchases to upgrade your gear and skins. Additionally, most games have video advertisements. So keep in mind that you only play the game while connected to Wi-Fi so that your mobile data is not wasted unnecessarily. Sometimes these ads can be very annoying because they are unskippable and appear without any warning. If you are willing to put up with these ads this game can be a lot of fun or turn off your phone while playing to remove these ads.
Appearance: 4/5
Gameplay: 3.5/5
Playability: 3/5
Overall: 3.5/5
No. 4: Ski safari2
This game is a sequel to the excellent (now paid) Ski Safari and is very similar to the previous game. You control a skier caught in an avalanche on a high mountain and must find a way out. Along the way you collect coins and points and get the chance to ride other creatures such as penguins, eagles and wolves running around different hills. The entire gameplay is a lot of fun and this makes the game even more amazing.
You can use the currency you earn while playing to upgrade. Apart from this, you can also increase your speed, level and costume by purchasing upgrades using in-game currency.
Appearance: 3.5/5.
Gameplay: 4/5
Playability: 4/5
Overall: 4/5
No. 3: test limit
The Trials series was originally created for gaming consoles and PC, but was also introduced for mobile devices in 2014 under the name Trials Frontier. The game is based on motorcycle trials, in which a specially built motorcycle overcomes obstacles. Using a simple control system, the goal is to move the motorcycle, balance it correctly and reach the goal within a given time without crashing.
All this happens in the future, where spare parts are very expensive things. You follow a storyline where your task is to help people in a small border town adapt to the new world. The levels, physics and graphics are beautiful and the fun of completing the different levels will keep you playing the game for hours.
The game uses a “freemium” model in which you can play for free, but you only have a limited amount of fuel. When you run out of fuel, you can either wait for it to be replenished or spend in-game currency. You can use in-game currency to upgrade and increase speed. However, without this currency, you may have to wait to play the game again, and your motorcycle will not be able to support you through some of the more difficult levels.
Appearance: 4.5/5.
Gameplay: 4.5/5
Playability: 3/5
Overall: 4/5
No. 2: World of Hungry Sharks
Hungry Shark World is the sequel to Hungry Shark Evolution, which was first created around the concept of a shark and eating it to survive. The visuals in the new game are better, the ecosystem is more complex, and the controls and situations vary depending on your regional map. In this game you have to control a shark. You will have to play the game in either the Pacific Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, or the Arabian Sea. Each level contains many obstacles and enemies such as mines, harpoons, knife divers, armed submarines and debris.
Your job is to keep eating and earning gold to stay alive. Levels keep appearing as you continue to play the game.
When you play this game, you will see a video ad in the middle. As with Golf Island, you’ll need some data to do this, so it’s best if you play the game over Wi-Fi only.
You can also play the game offline to play the game without ads.
Appearance: 4.5/5.
Gameplay: 4.5/5
Playability: 3.5/5
Overall: 4/5
#1: real racing 3
This is perhaps the most complex and detailed game ever created. It’s amazing how this game with console graphics and a physics engine works so well on smartphones. Real Racing 3 is a true driving simulator based on popular franchises such as Forza and the Gran Turismo series. The cars in the game are realistic and behave as if they were in real life, and the tracks are based on real race tracks from around the world, including famous circuits such as Spa-Francorchamps, Suzuka and Laguna Seca. You start your racing career in the game with an entry level car, but as you level up you can get the chance to drive the best car in the world.
This is the only game on this list that uses the device’s accelerometer to control gameplay. So, to play this game, you will have to either stand or sit (you won’t be able to play this game comfortably while lying down).
Apart from this, you can also add settings to provide information according to your skills in the game.
While such a detailed and complex game is free, it’s not surprising that game publisher EA makes money from its freemium model.
Look and feel: 5/5
Gameplay: 5/5
Playability: 4/5
Overall: 4.5/5
This is a list of free Android games that we have created for you and that we think you should play. You can tell us about your favorite game by leaving a comment below with your suggestion.
