We test and recommend the best free Android games of the decade 2v1x1x

you who accompany the showmetech already know the best games de Android of all time. On the list, we had competitors from all genres: puzzle, first-person shooter, arcade, racing, platform and of course the famous “r infinite”. 295c3y

The criteria for entering the list turned out to be a mix of critical success next to the number of s of the games. So how can you, dear reader, find out which Android will entertain you, even before you ? Because we play and answer you here, sifting only the best titles Services.

We answered if you should a game that “everyone is talking about” and more importantly: even after years, let's see if the “classics” still hold up. Check out the list of recommendations below, complete with brief tips to help you master these mobile titles.

Fruit Ninja (2010) 4l626w

Following the tradition of the first mobile games touch screen, the mechanics of Fruit Ninja it's pretty basic. Fruits bounce on the screen and you have to slice them with a sword – a combo with three or more fruits yields bonus points. As the decade ed, new updates came to enrich the app's content by adding new game modes.

Unfortunately, this was a shot in the foot: of all, particularly, the only modes that still hold up are the Zen (no bombs, only combos) and the Arcade (bombs deduct 10 points from the final score; there is the addition of modifier bananas).

Perhaps the classic mode made a better impression as soon as the game was released, in 2010, precisely because it was a gameplay novelty that we didn't have on smartphones. Today, with the popularization of genres such as infinite runners (including some from this same list) got us used to a more pleasant experience, one that doesn't frustrate us for a simple slip – like cutting a bomb and resulting in the end of the game, just like it works in this “classic mode”.

The extra modes, “Mini-Games”, “Events” and “Challenges”, are interesting in the first two games and soon make you want to use carambolas (and, consequently, real money). In the long run, you who just want to spend some time cutting fruit on your cell phone will notice that there's nothing like the old ways. Without a doubt, the "classic" is expendable and frustrating for those who have never played the game. His essence, only more fun, is present in the other two modes. It's worth ing and checking them out.

now Fruit Ninja on the Google Play Store.

Tips for mastering the game:

• Once you have 7500 carambolas, unlock the “Giant Wave” dojo, which randomly drops 10 fruits in the middle of the game, helping you keep a good rhythm – or saving you if you're not doing so well;
• For better combos, unlock the “Bamboo Shoot” sword, which increases the size of all fruits;
• to pause at the start of each game to see your active quests, or click on the top left corner while still in the menu;
• When you want to beat your record, focus on accumulating carambolas to pay for the three modifiers (or see an ment);
• Want to have fun without worry? Choose from the three main modes (zen, arcade) and don't worry about the classic or the other additions.

Jetpack Joyride (2012) ki1a

Em jetpack Joyride, you control a secret agent who steals a jetpack of a mysterious laboratory. The matches consist of your escape attempts which, we regret to inform you, will always fail – after all, the game is infinite. By pure coincidence, this is the developer's second (and last) game Halfbrick studios, creator of Fruit Ninja. This is also one of r infinite that, as well as Temple Run, marked the generation of games in the Android.

Here, your luck counts more than your skill – with skill, it's easier to play, but you're still heavily reliant on a scenario with fast-paced obstacles. In the long run, with several short matches this can be fruitful. It's a direct contrast to quieter games, like others mentioned here on the list. The best thing is that, no matter how “less skilled” you think your progress is, the game gives you most of the objectives on a plate in the first 10 levels.

One criticism that becomes clear right away for those who open the app for the first time is that it has bad translation. In addition to literally taking names that could be kept in the original language (English), there are inconsistent translations between gadgets and menu items. Sometimes left in the original, sometimes partially translated.

The literals “Bad Pig” and “Mr. Abraço” are comical, even though the names in the store are in both Portuguese and English. To balance, the ments are usually from social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) and not from low-cost games, as you may have seen in other apps, which ends up being a surprise.

and different from Alto's Adventure, the game didn't save my progress from years ago, when I had unlocked most of the items in the store – without spending “real money”, just in-game currency. I believe that at the time the synchronization system via Google Play Games It didn't work the same way, which is a pity. Starting from scratch, I played 50 games in 3 hours, going up to level 12. Apart from these more “technical” criticisms, so to speak, the gameplay of jetpack remains in its essence and the game deserves to be played.

now jetpack Joyride on the Google Play Store.

Tips for mastering the game:

• to buy new “Devices” to make your gameplay easier (initially, we recommend dezapinator and the coin magnet). They are extremely useful in quests, so it's worth aligning your selection to level up more easily;
• Unless you have more than 10 chips on the roulette wheel at the end of each game, always choose to spin it instead of receiving credits, as your chances of receiving more than 50 coins are quite high (we did the math: an average 700 coins won via bet, each match);
• Equipment has an aesthetic power that will affect you in the long run, so choose your gear wisely. jetpack to something pleasing to the eye (like laser);
• Every five or six matches, you're bound to see an ad – for nothing. Thus, it is recommended to click on “double coins” in exchange for watching a 40-second video;
• Trust in picking up the big coin that unlocks the piggy bank as it gives you a lot of money and neutralizes nearby obstacles.

Candy Crush Saga (2012) j6c4z

Another fever you probably already know. With Candy Crush, I venture to say that public opinion is 8 or 80: either you already addicted (and spent days playing), or find the formula uninteresting (and didn't even play). During the first semester in 2016, I am afraid to say that I fit into this first group. For those who don't know, this is a classic "match three“, where you need to line up at least a trio of candies of the same color to destroy them. Unlike the "r infinities”, Candy Crush it was the only game of this genre that I test and recommend – Bejeweled it's not around here.

To do well in the game, you should calculate each move, thinking about the column of candy that will come down from the screen that can result in a combo, using just one move of yours. By the way, this is how the game guarantees its biggest obstacle, after all, the only performance limit in matches are the player's own moves. In practice, you only see a space between two candies and swipe the screen to match the trio – don't worry, there comes a time when everyone does just that.

No headache, the colorful visuals keep you entertained for hours. The distribution of levels on the map (which, by the way, is infinite) helps to get you into the atmosphere and buy into the idea that “you are going on a journey” and discovering this fictional and surreal world, where the only way out is to break candy. . Up to level 13, I was able to progress without a single choke with three stars on all levels. Afterwards, I decided to take a break as I noticed how addictive the game is. I just saw the need to use a Powerup No. level 23.

What sets this one apart from other “match three” games is the sudden complexity in some challenges. At a certain level, you need to take items from the top of the screen to the bottom, juggling the map. In another, you must destroy frozen candies that cannot be moved, making you focus only on adjacent ones. Of course, you also rethink your moves. Well, whether you like it or not: Candy Crush is a phenomenon and a milestone in the history of mobile games – and also of the Facebook.

now Candy Crush on the Google Play Store.

Tips for mastering the game:

• Try using a Powerup only when choking on a level (ie when failing for the first time);
• Prioritize making moves at the bottom of the screen, as gravity is always your friend and usually “helps” you to make good combos with the new candies that appear;
• Until you get to the last 5 moves of a match, avoid thinking too much about your actions, just play and keep an eye on possible combos;
• Something that few people know: if you find the layout of a very difficult level once you start it, just exit to the menu without making any moves on the grid - you don't lose any lives and a new one layout is generated;
• If you're stuck, wait a few seconds for one of the candies to flash on the screen, indicating the app's suggestion of a possible move.

Alto's Adventure (2015) 503q5d

Em Alto's Adventure, you guide a skier down the mountain. His controls are just a tap on the screen to jump, and when you hold, he rotates his body counterclockwise. The objective is to jump and accumulate points, performing stunts, running away from enemies and balancing on high places. When you trip and fall, the game is over and you must restart from scratch – and each time you play, the scenario is completely changed. random.

We say without fear: this is the best look among all the others on this list. The gradient of the setting, the art worthy of a good indie game, the richness of details and the lighting (there is a beautiful day-night cycle) build a gameplay pleasant. The physics looks surprisingly realistic, so much so that you can feel the energy built up after racking up a long combo. There are modifiers like a magnet and a feather, which keeps you floating and prevents you from falling. Both are moderate and don't spoil the experience.

By dragging the screen to the right, in the menu, you will find the Zen mode. different from Fruit Ninja, in this one the game is infinite, so you can fall and get up as many times as you want. It's just pretty bland as there's no punctuation. Bearing in mind that the “normal” game mode is not that challenging, Zen becomes expendable.

Finally, it is worth stating that the Monetization of the game doesn't bother so much, because the coins you acquire in the matches are already used to unlock the other playable characters. One more use of them is to keep playing after falling: you win until three lives watching advertising videos, then you need to pay 1.500 coins. In the Workshop area, you will find upgrades (also purchasable with coins in game) that make the game even better. There is also the version , which has no ads and comes with bonus coins, costing BRL 8,49. Trust us: Alto's Adventure it is an excellent game and can be enjoyed in full, without having to take a penny out of your pocket.

now Alto's Adventuree on the Google Play Store.

Tips for mastering the game:

• Prioritize goals, not currencies;
• See 30 second ads and never spend your credits to be revived (maximum three times);
• Always take at least one 360º jump, no matter how short the distance is;
• Llamas are multipliers – so whenever you see one, go to the ground and walk past them;
• For your safety, try to stay over aqueducts or flags;
• When you have the Glider Suit activated, do as many combos in a row as you can (always touching the ground for the multiplier to reward you).

Fallout Shelter (2015) i6x3g

A Bethesda, the same developer that brought you more than 150 hits of action and adventure like the franchises The Elder Scrolls, Dishonored, Quake e Doom, brings another title from the universe Fallout . This time, the game is more “family” than the console ones: in Fallout Shelter, you need to take care of your own bunker (Vault) and ensure that all residents (dwellers) will be happy.

Your task is deal with resources (energy, food and water) and create different rooms (with unique functions), while expanding the capacity of villagers Vault and assigns roles to the sheltered. Generators, cafeterias, tailoring, gyms and laboratories are just some of the types of buildings you can choose from. In the short or long term, you need to think about balancing the saving of items, money and everyone's happiness.

Unfortunately this game is like a Tamagotchi. You need to pay attention and care for resources at a level that it only works if you get addicted. Over the first few hours after ing it, I opened the app every 10 minutes, collecting resources for what I thought was enough to last me through the night. The next morning my dwellers they were already 20% happy – which is bad.

Another weakness is the existence of item cards, which come in a kind of lootboxes – a box with random items, which you usually get by paying real money (yes, a gamble). I also had problems selecting rooms or dwellers: when I clicked on the door when trying to bring them in, it didn't work; when I tried to click on a room, the dweller was selected; wanted to collect resources and also selected a human in that room. It was quite confusing, being necessary master screen zoom masterfully to play without errors.

On the other hand, if you take yourself seriously, don't mind mechanical failures and really take care of your Vault, Fallout Shelter will provide you hours of fun. It's the kind of game progress by time, so your option is to keep an eye on the time and let it run while you fiddle with another app – or live life outside your smartphone. Therefore, with a title that depends on the age of time, it is an obstacle to reviews. However, I managed to house more than 30 residents on my 12th day of play.

now fallout shieldr on the Google Play Store.

Tips for mastering the game:

• every 10 minutes to collect resources and every hour do at least one build or upgrade;
• Don't pay attention to notifications, they are a path to addiction;
• When unlocking quests, try to play them right away, as quests are rotating and change over a short period of time;
• if you leave a dweller go out, pay extra attention and check every five minutes (a slip up can mean death);
• Choose to expand rooms rather than creating multiples of the same type scattered across the Vault;
• Intersperse a single pet between the dwellers will momentarily make the entire vault happier.

Call of Duty Mobile (2019) 6z3a72

Another one that “migrated” the success of a console franchise to the mobile world, Call of Duty: Mobs deserves to be mentioned here for becoming a hits absurdity of 2019. Attracting the audience that had already played at least one previous title from other platforms, it also managed to please fans of Battle Royale versions Fortnite e PUBG for mobile.

There are modes like Frontline (direct combat, not much room for campers), Team Deathmatch (random maps, which can be larger) and Domination (three points with flags that must be dominated by two teams), taking the same maps of the consoles. Unusually, you should a trio of additional maps as an update – if you want to play on them, of course.

Recently, the addition of ranking, where ranked matches indicate your level and put you in a room with others of equivalent experience. This is a way for players who are already used to the difficulty level of opponents to find better competition. In particular, this is the more fun way to play, as the skills of teammates and enemies are well balanced.

Another addition similar to the CoD consoles is the Battle , where you can pay to purchase extra in-game surface items. This one is worth real money and is completely expendable, no matter how much you play the game every day. For even greater challenges, the mode Battle Royale is a good option: you compete for a game, in a single life, on a map with more than 100 players. who played the Black Ops 4 you will feel at home. If you haven't played it, you should try this one.

now call of dutyand: Mobile on the Google Play Store.

Tips for mastering the game:

• All menu items with a black and yellow exclamation point mean you have a free item to claim, so look every day and to check everything after a few matches;
• After testing all the modes, choose the map you like the most and play on it to level up in a more fun way;
• Ignore the battle and “COD Points” as they are 100% cosmetic;
• Pick a weapon that likes the damage and focus on improving it as you unlock new items;
• Are you finding the game too easy? Go to ranked mode and test your skills.

Other Android hits 70414h

A game that “dropped” from the list was pandemic, last thing to do is to dive into a game that forces you to leave the house. An interesting update though is the recently announced remote networks. Well, in a nutshell: the game is really good, whether you're a fan of the creatures or not. It is a pity not to be able to fully enjoy it these past few weeks.

Launching late 2009 on devices iOS, it was only a year after the first Angry Birds arrived for Android, making it eligible for entry into our list. By the way, this is one of the biggest hits of the two operating systems. A pity it was the developer Rovio have officially removed the application donate, how they count in response to a discussion on the company's website. The only (newly made available) way to the game is to retrieve your history from Play Store. In our opinion, it is unfair recommend a game where there is uncertainty as to whether it will be played by any owner of Android.

Competitors and successors were also left out in our tests, but they deserve honorable mention:

• Liked Fruit Ninja? try it Cut the Rope, a quick cut game where you still have to solve puzzles.

• Liked jetpack Joyride? try it Temple Run, another infinite runner that was successful on Android.
• Liked candy Crush Saga? try the sequel Candy Crush Soda Saga, with new maps and unique candies.
• Liked Alto's Adventure? try it Alto's Odyssey, the successor with even more beautiful settings and biomes.
• Liked Fallout Shelter? try it Tiny Tower, game where you must build a tower and take care of its residents/employees.
• Liked Call of Duty Mobile? try it Garena Free Fire, strong competition from the Battle Royale genre, which already has more than 500 million s.

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