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Best android games for adults

Gaming is for everyone to enjoy. This is true as a lot of adults are spending time on their smartphones to play the newest titles. Whether shooter, strategy or fantasy, there are free Android games that can easily be downloaded. This list shows you the best Android games for adults that you can try.

List of the best apps

1.Clash Royale

with in-app purchases
Clash Royale is a real-time online PvP game that allows users to collect cards that can be used to upgrade spells, improve troops, and erect defenses. Use a wide array of cards to defeat other players in battle!
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  • Kevin Weaver

    by Kevin Weaver

    This game could be fun except for the other players, they are horrible. The core mechanics are good and the game plays well but as soon as the other player feels they are going to lose they quit depriving me of the win. It's unfair and it's something More

2.Minecraft

Paid: $26.95 with in-app purchases

Minecraft is a sandbox video game developed by Mojang and Markus Persson. Released in 2009, this game became the best-selling computer game with over 29 million copies sold worldwide. Available on various platforms.

  • by Janet Adams

    Minecraft is a game that my daughter loves playing. I've had to endure YouTube shows about Minecraft. Thankfully I survived, and even decided to give it a go. I see why kids and adults like it. I really like creating my own worlds.

3.The Bard's Tale

Paid: $2.99 with in-app purchases

The Bard's Tale is a 3D epic role-playing adventure game for Android and iOS mobile devices. It was developed and offered by inXile entertainment and features a vast world with various enemy types.

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  • Amy Cruz

    by Amy Cruz

    This is more of a kid's game than it is an adults game imo, particularly with the emphasis on "magic" songs. Still, I thought it was really fun and wo More

  • Raymond Reyes

    by Raymond Reyes

    A good game with adult themes that would be unsuitable for kids.

4.Alto's Adventure

Paid: $4.99 with in-app purchases

Alto's Adventure is an adventure game developed by Noodlecake Studios Inc for iOS and Android devices. This game allows the player to join Alto and his friends as they embark on an endless snowboarding odyssey. 

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  • Danielle Reed

    by Danielle Reed

    Very pretty game, lots of fun to play! The game runs very smoothly as well.

5.Riptide GP: Renegade

Paid: $2.99
Riptide GP: Renegade is a futuristic racing game available for both Android and iOS as well as Xbox One and PC. Players have to drive high-tech motorized vehicles across illegal courses. The game features a career mode and multiplayer.
  • Alexander Bishop

    by Alexander Bishop

    A fun little game with multi player support, great graphics and a lot of action. The controls are easy to use and the experience is very engaging, ove More

  • by Anna Tran

    This is a fun, addicitve game. Graphics are ok and i prefer to play with the sound off, but all in all it passes the time.

6.Threes!

Paid: $5.99
Threes! is a free puzzle game by Asher Vollmer that was designed to put the users' brain to work! This game is available on both iOS and Android devices. Users can make simple calculations by placing numbers together in a grid.



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  • Helen Jia

    by Helen Jia

    I wanted a new game to play on my Android that was fun but challenging. I downloaded Threes! and it is great! It is fun but I have to think about my m More

  • Christopher Dunn

    by Christopher Dunn

    Threes! is a pretty basic game. It's fun to play but it doesn't have enough challenge for me.

7.The Room Three

Paid: $3.99

The Room Three is a puzzle game developed by Fireproof Games. It features a pick-up-and-play design, intuitive touch controls, intriguing puzzles, and more. Players need to rotate and zoom to discover hidden clues.

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  • by Sean Diaz

    If you love puzzles just as much as I do, you're going to love The Room Three. Couldn't stop playing it until I finished it. For just a few bucks, this game has some amazing content.

8.Stardew Valley

Paid: $14.99

Stardew Valley is a role-playing simulation video game developed by ConcernedApe and published by Chucklefish. It is available for computers with Windows, Mac, Linux operating systems, and Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles.

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    by Holly D. Clifton null

    #1 Best & Most Intriguing Farming/Gathering/Mining/Adventure Simulation EVER!!! ALWAYS A 5 STAR GAME!! NEVER GETS OLD!! AMAZINGLY GORGEOUS 2D PIXE More

  • by Michael Garrett

    This is a farming RPG that really caught me by surprise. Very cute art too! Its not free but still an overall cool Android game that adults can enj

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9.Shadowgun Legends

with in-app purchases

Shadowgun Legends is a free mobile RPG shooting game wherein the player will have to save the humanity from an alien invasion. This includes co-op missions and raids, real-time player and team battles.

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  • by Christopher Morales

    The real-time combat is amazing and the locations are sure to wow gamers. Amazing adult game for Android!

10.Oceanhorn

Paid: $14.99 with in-app purchases

Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas is an action adventure RPG where players explore dungeons, fight monsters and find new equipment that makes them stronger and allows them to advance further in their adventures.

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  • by Mariana Herrera

    This is just like Zelda! Great quests and puzzles for an Android game that even adults would love to play

11.Fallout Shelter

with in-app purchases

Fallout Shelter is a free management game by Bethesda wherein you will have to create a nice and safe vault in the underground, after a nuclear war. You will pick some dwellers and then provide them with a good life.

  • Anna Fox

    by Anna Fox

    Been wanting to play this. Now i've downloaded it and I'll have to see why adults like this game

12.Real Racing 3

with in-app purchases

Real Racing 3 features a continuously expanding roster of officially licensed tracks, a 22-car grid, and over 100 meticulously detailed cars from manufacturers like Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, and Mercedes-Benz, plus a lot of game modes.

  • Alfredo del Ángel

    by Alfredo del Ángel

    Great for racing adult gamers who wanna have a good and simple mobile gaming experience. Racing games don't get better than this

13.PUBG

with in-app purchases

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or more commonly known as PUBG is a multiplayer battle royale game developed by PUBG corporation. The game is based on mods that were created for other games using the film Battle Royale for inspiration.

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  • by Alice Walsh

    OMG! This is on Android!!

14.Yesterday

Paid: $6.99

Yesterday is a noir point-and-click adventure game with a visual style that mixes videogames, movies and comics. Join Henry White and Cooper in this thriller, in which you have to investigate the murders of beggars in New York.


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  • Howard King

    by Howard King

    There aren't many detective games like this around, which makes me appreciate it all the more. I follow the clues and guess the murderer and get it right most of the time. The game is pretty easy and requires some problem solving. My only complaint i More

15.Final Fantasy VI

Paid: $15.99

Final Fantasy VI is a role-playing game published and developed by Square Enix. It is the sixth installment of the renowned Final Fantasy Series. The game can be played on Windows computers, as well as Android and iOS devices.

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  • by Austin Nelson

    I downloaded Final Fantasy VI on my Android phone and I'm really enjoying playing it. It's a cute and funny role play game in which you have to fight the evil Empire ruling your word, while upgrading your weapons, and getting more experience. Funny!! More

16.Tower Duel

with in-app purchases

Tower Duel is a tower defense game with a real-time strategy pace where players simultaneously attack and defend against real players using towers and units. The mobile game for iOS and Android is developed by Forest Ring Games.

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  • Matthew Boyd

    by Matthew Boyd

    This game is fun but the learning curve is steep so it may scare off new players to this genre. It does not hold your hand, but the game is very fun a More

  • Jack Murphy

    by Jack Murphy

    Reminds me of having to compile decks for Magic The Gathering except this can be done all through my mobile phone, and will be a lot more convenient t More

DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know how Minecraft found its fame? Believe it or not, it is through the word-of-mouth. Unless you've been living under a rock, you probably know that it is one of the most popular games in the world. A sandbox construction game created by Mojang AB, Minecraft has earned more than $100 million in revenue in 2018. The game also enjoys the status of being one of the most played games on iOS and Android. Pretty stellar for a video game, right? The developer must have invested so much on advertising and marketing, you might think. You're actually not mistaken. Of course, every game developer knows that they need to put in some work and money to hype their games. But it's not what sets Minecraft from other games of its kind. Sure, it sounds implausible for such a game to achieve that great feat. If we put things into perspective, the game is not one of those high-profile games with slick graphics. Its look doesn't even exude a close-to-real-life feeling. So how is it able to achieve global triumph?

Unlike most celebrated games, Minecraft does not singularly hinge on traditionally paid advertisements. Nor does it heavily rely on the unified efforts and erudition of its marketing team. Minecraft remains at the top of its game through person-to-person chatter. Yes, that's right! Before Minecraft servers and mods became all the rage in the gaming world, word had to spread like wildfire for the game. So the next time you might wanna try something new, consider the grapevine a spectacular source. Who knows? You might just discover new games you like! 

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