The final ten best games for Android according to techradar.com.
1. GTA Vice City ($ 4.99)
I remember people liked that. For the price of a mug of beer, you will receive one of the biggest and, by the way, highly rated toys of all time on your phone. Screen controls have never been particularly suitable for such games, but one thing pleases – everything can at least be customized as much as possible.
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2. Terraria ($ 4.99)
A toy like Minecraft, a platformer in which you have to dig and dig, fight and fight your way through randomly generated worlds. Resources give you weapons and houses. Arms and houses mean you stay alive. Plus, there is support for multiplayer over Wi-Fi, which practically equates this version with the desktop one.
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3. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 ($ 2.99)
Not the easiest game to play with on-screen buttons, but it's great that it exists at all. It's a gorgeous conversion, and Sega finally got their hands on it. The game has been redesigned for a wide screen, supports a wide range Bluetooth of controllers, and even if you don't have one yet, when it appears, you can enjoy the game to the fullest.
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4. Osmos HD ($ 2.99)
A cute little puzzle in which you play as a cage, the cage's task is to swallow those around you. To move, you need to drop some of your own mass, which makes you smaller, so the most important thing in this game is to use biological systems efficiently and maintain balance. It's more of a relaxing way than a full-blown game, and the surreal look is complemented by an equally relaxing ambient soundtrack. The beauty.
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5. Colin McRae Rally ($ 1.00)
Cars. Cars overcome turns and straight sections – that's, in fact, what awaits you. The old favorite of the PlayStation racing game is now in a cute mobile reincarnation. On Android Colin McRae Rally allows you to drive four cars, including the classic Ford Focus. You have to crush these cars over 30 levels. The game is based on the beloved Colin McRae Rally 2 for PS2 – a notorious success.
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6. Broken Sword: Director's Cut ($ 4.99)
A cult classic for the first wave of large home consoles, it now looks great on Android, conveying the whole spirit of a slightly quirky yet immersive adventure, and the interface is perfectly adapted to modern touchscreens. An indie game that predates the very concept of 'indie game', it is silly, but also has some great puzzles.
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7. Worms 2: Armageddon ($ 4.99)
A very old and very cool series of games, it was the Worms that showed a lot that strategies can be fun. A fun turn-based battle in which players choose weapons and try them on their comrades. The slow pace means that the game is very convenient for online and local multiplayer, and the strange glitches do not really spoil anything.
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8. Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition ($ 9.99)
The price of this monster among the strategies in its Android variant is rather big, but it's worth it, the game won't let you go so easily. The first Baldur game, a painstaking reworking of the 1998 classic, also contains some expansion options available for the PC version if the 60-hour mainstream marathon isn't hardcore enough.
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9. The Wolf Among Us ($ 14.99)
Telltale have made a name for themselves with episodic storytelling games, and The Wolf Among Us is one of the best. Basically, it's a 'hard' tale where you play as a big bad wolf who hunts for an assassin on the streets of the criminal Fabletown.
Don't be confused by the fairytale setting, this is an adult game full of violence, in which your decisions always have consequences, and this is not only the opinion of others about you, but also life and death. The first episode is available for free, for the remaining 4 you will have to shell out money, but believe me, you will want to know how it all ended.
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10. The Banner Saga ($ 4.99)
Big games with deep diving on Android are rare, but you can safely add another one to their list. A tactical RPG set in the Viking world, featuring 25 different characters from 7 classes, you fight in beautiful hand-drawn surroundings and make decisions in and out of combat that affect the course of the game. And the turn-based nature means that the game control is not a problem and you can choose your own pace.
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