There are lots of Android games out there that you may have already heard about again and again, such as Dead Trigger, Angry Birds, Cut The Rope, Asphalt and the like as they come from very successful developers & titles. We just thought of sharing with you 5 games we never get tired of, or something we just discovered, so read on to find them out.
Into The Dead
Into The Dead is an endless running game, but it’s not like Temple Run nor Zombie Tsunami. It’s a first-person game where you run across various environments infested with zombies, and along the way you can arm yourself with power-ups and more.
Just recently they updated it to work well with tablets, and the interface doesn’t feel rushed and cheap unlike other apps. You can download it here for free.
Duck Retro Hunt
Remember that game, Duck Hunt? Well, they put that into a 3D environment now and more. You basically shoot flying ducks, and it gets harder to shoot them down along the way.
You can bring the gaming experience to your own world as it will make use of your device’s gyroscope & camera through augmented reality mode. You can get it here for free, or you can get it ads-free here for Php47.83.
Vector
PARKOUR! Here’s a free-running game where you try to escape from a totalitarian world. The silhouettes create a minimalist effect and the soundtrack plus the story can get quite capturing – literally. Someone tries to chase after you and of course, you shouldn’t be captured.
You can download it here for free.
Music Hero
We used to be so engrossed with games like Tap Tap Revenge… until songs got so costly to play with. Music Hero is just like that with a little less and a little more. You can add your own music into the game and the notes it creates for it really synchronize with the beat.
What’s gone here is multiplayer mode, and we’re hoping that someone can make that a reality sooner or later. You can get the game here for free as well.
Shadowgun: Deadzone
Shadowgun: Deadzone is a third person shooter online game. It doesn’t end, and it doesn’t get boring as the game is online-based, and you get to play with different players all the time, even with your friends.
The game has been out for quite some time now, and the reason my love sparked for it once again is because of the 2.0 update which brought new maps and weapons. There are two modes in which you can play – Zone Control and Deathmatch.
If you’re in, you can go download it here for free.
So that’s about it. If there are anymore great Android games you’d like to share, feel free to pitch it down in the comments for everyone to see.
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