10 Best Android Games to Play in September 2018

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Image Courtesy: Shadowgun: Legends / Madfinger Games
Image Courtesy: Shadowgun: Legends / Madfinger Games

Android made its debut over a decade ago, and the Play Store has come a long way since then. Numerous games have been launched on the Android platform right since the beginning; however, not every game has turned out to be an eye-catcher.

Every now and then, the Play Store hosts quite a few brilliant games, some by well-established studios while other by indie developers that just stimulate our imagination to a greater degree and put a smile on our face.

In this article, let us dive in deeper and look closer at the top-10 Android games you could play in September 2018.


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#10 Framed 2

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Loveshak Entertainment's Framed 2 is a very interesting neo-noir puzzle-based game that promises to engage the users for endless hours. The revolves around the simple dynamic of rearranging the titles of a comic book to change the outcome.

With almost endless possibilities, the game guarantees to bring in tonnes of excitement with its what-if scenarios. Furthermore, the game has beautiful art bringing the neo-noir feeling, and the absence of dialogues adds a new dynamic to the game.

Android: 5.0 and up.


#9 Shadowgun Legends

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Madfinger Games' Shadowgun Legends is the sequel to the award-winning Shadowgun and Shadowgun Deadzone games, meaning that it had big shoes to fill upon its launch; and the game did not disappoint. Regarding the graphics, the game looks beautiful, thanks to the well-designed ambient lighting.

The entertaining first-person action returns with this game and offers relatively simple controls, allowing even beginners and novice users to enjoy the game to the fullest. Additionally, the game introduces a host of customisation combined with a huge range of levels, ensuring that one does not find the game repetitive after long hours of play.

Android: 6.0 and up.

Also, read The 10 Best Android Games to Play in November 2018

#8 Hungry Dragon

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Hungry Dragon is the newest instalment in Ubisoft's famous Hungry series. The game builds on the Hungry Shark game and spins a medieval twist on it, something that we see in the Assassin's Creed series. The game is relatively simple, which requires the user to gather various collectables and grow the dragon as long as possible.

This makes Hungry Dragon similar to most of the limitless running games out there, and thereby, gives great value for people looking to pass the time without getting too involved in the game.

Android: 4.2 and up.


#7 Holedown

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Holedown is yet another game that is great for passing the time while on a bus or a subway. Every level requires the user to break bricks with the help of balls, with the bricks becoming harder to break as one progresses through the game.

Completing challenges improves your arsenal and gives you intuitive ways to break the bricks. One could continue this game for hours and not get bored. Moreover, Holedown has received several plaudits for its intuitive game mechanics.

Android: 4.2 and up.

#6 Monument Valley 2

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Monument Valley 2 did not deviate from the core idea of the first game, which is a great thing as the first game was almost perfect. The user must modify the artefacts along the pathway to allow the protagonist to move forward, and the puzzles increase in difficulty as one moves forward. Increased number of options in this worthy successor add greater value to the customisable nature of the game. However, few people have complained that the game is too short to their liking.

Android: 4.1 and up.


#5 Asphalt 9: Legends

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The latest iteration in the popular arcade-racing franchise does not disappoint and offers tonnes of excitement to the end user. The core idea of the game remains the same - win races at exotic locations. The graphics are simply brilliant and are one of the best we have seen this year. Asphalt 9: Legends has tweaked the controls, and the game feels more fluid than its predecessors. Additionally, the game brings a lot of variety to the table, ensuring tremendous replay value.

Android: 4.3 and up.

#4 Fortnite

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Fortnite grabbed all the attention during its launch earlier for iOS, PC and other devices. Epic Games released the game for Android in August, which promises the same high-adrenaline action. With up to 100 players involved, being the last man standing on a large island that constantly shrinks due to a mysterious energy field is very satisfying.

However, Fortnite is not available on the Google Play Store, and one needs to download it from their website or through the Samsung Galaxy App Store (select Samsung devices).


#3 The Room: Old Sins

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The Room: Old Sins returns to the basics, which made the Room series such a great game in the first place. In this series, the user must investigate the missing engineer and his wife while also recovering an artefact.

The game is visually pleasing and introduces more depth to the environment while the challenging levels always keep you on your toes. Additionally, many have pointed out that the creeping horror in the game offers more dynamic, which keeps the user engaged throughout all the different scenarios.

Android: 4.4 and up.

#2 Alto's Odyssey

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Alto's adventure received critical acclaim, and its sequel had huge expectations. The game delivered while not deviating much from the what made the series great in the first place.

It joins the long list of endless runner games; however, with its gorgeous design combined with a compelling soundscape, Alto's Odyssey strikes a chord with the users. The game introduced new features into the game, nudging it closer to a new game rather than a sequel, which is a wonderful thing.

Android: 4.1 and up.


#1 PUBG Mobile

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Playerunkown's Battlegrounds took the gaming industry by a storm last year, and the game is finally available for Android. The game's developers ensured that the PUBG mobile version of the game is not too different from the one we are so used to seeing on PC.

Most of the features make their way into the mobile version; however, keep in mind that the game is very demanding on the hardware. The general idea of the game is similar to what is seen on Fortnite, where one has to be the last man standing on an abandoned island by eliminating all the other players.

Overall, it may not be as fun as the PC version, but the PUBG Mobile is a great free game for players' looking to get realistic battle royale action.

Android: 4.3 and up.

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