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Zombie Age 3 - iOS/android Gameplay HD

Zombie Age 3 - iOS/android Gameplay HD

Zombie Age 3 - iOS/android Gameplay HD

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So you’re still alive… Congrats!... But for how long when they have you absolutely outnumbered? What are you prepared to do?... Keep playing as a lone hero killing every walking dead on the route? Trust me, you won’t last two days! It's not about surviving in the zombie apocalypse any more, it's about winning this war.

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New Android games you must play in May 2015

New Android games you must play in May 2015

Robert Zak 2015-05-04T20:00:00Z11 hours ago Robert Zak A tech aficionado since he first picked up a NES controller, Robert has written about technology, videogames, and film across a range of sites and magazines, including Den of Geek, Gamasutra, and Computeractive. At AndroidPIT, he'll be bringing you the latest Android news and reviews from the front line in the UK. We present you with the May?2015 edition of our monthly round-up of the best new Android games.?This month, we?have the offbeat driving game Does not Commute, the Android port of the bloodiest beat-'em-up ever, and more! Further down, we've included games released in previous months, in case you missed them the first time round.
Does not Commute is one of our favorite new Android games out this month / c Mediocre Every now and then, a game comes along to the Play Store that just screams for smartphones to be taken seriously as a gaming platform. The offbeat and beautiful driving game Does not Commute is such a game. You drive various cars on missions around a 70s (meets futuristic) town, interacting with the town’s strange residents. You’ll control bikes, hot dog vans and speedboats as your initially relaxing missions descend into vehicular chaos.
This is the strangest driving game we think we've ever seen on Android. / c Mediocre Artsy and musical, Adventures of Poco Eco is a charming 3D(ish) platformer in which you control the titular Poco in his quest to recover their lost ‘Sounds’. It looks and sounds amazing, and buying the game for 1.99 USD also gives you access to the LP from its music producer Iamyank. While the puzzles aren’t too complex, it’s a perfect, relaxing game to wind down with after a hard day’s work.
There's nothing on Android quite like the serene 3D platformer, Poco Eco. / c POSSIBLE Games Download Adventures of Poco Eco
Mere weeks after the original Tomb Raider was released in the Play Store, Square Enix have gone and put Lara Croft in a game that’s probably much more accessible to the average smartphone gamer. Relic Run is, simply put, Temple Run starring Lara Croft. The game looks fantastic, complimenting the twitchy-fast endless-running gameplay that works so well on handheld devices. It’s not just a matter of ducking, jumping, and parkouring either, as you’ll encounter classic bosses and even ride the occasional vehicle.
Lara Croft goes for Temple Run gameplay in Relic Run. / c Square Enix Download Lara Croft: Relic Run
SI Games has listened to the tablet owners crying out for a full, deep version of the world’s most popular football management sim. Unlike Football Manager Handheld, this isn’t some quick-fix game you can play during a toilet break, but a true replication of the PC version - with a 3D match engine, proper transfer system, and all the other micromanagement you’d expect from Football Manager. Finally, the management sim Android has been waiting for. Download it here.
Finally, a proper, undiluted version of Football Manager for Android. / c SI Games Dismemberment, beheadings and bone-breaking. These are just some of the lovely things you’ll be doing in the Android version of the latest super-gory fighting game in the legendary franchise. ‘X’ features several new characters, as well as old favorites Scorpion, Johnny Cage, Sonya, Sub-Zero et al. The game is adapted for Android, so the gameplay is largely about timing your swipes to execute complex combos and, of course, fatalities. Some way be put off by the ultra-violence, but others will find it bloody brilliant (we went there!).
Swipe people's heads off and tap their spines out in Mortal Kombat X. / c Warner Bros Games Taking a refreshing turn away from the typical isometric empire builders we see on Android devices, CivCrafter sees you manage your empire from a side-on perspective - and it works beautifully. Build armies, watch your empire grow (remember that old City View screen in?the original?Civilization

?), and gather resources as you brace your populace of pixellated people for war against others. It's a 'clicker' game of the highest order, and is surprisingly deep beneath its accessible surface. It's free(mium) too, so no harm in giving it a try (aside from the possibility of getting addicted and spending hundreds of dollars on in-game purchases).

Beneath its friendly 'clicker' gameplay, CivCrafter is a deep and satisfying empire-building game. / c Naquatic LLC

if you prefer to be a bit more real-time with your strategy, then DomiNations could be for you. From Brian Reynolds (Civilization II, Rise of Nations) comes this rich, beautiful and intense game that proves mobile devices can successfully do deep strategy. Take your nation from the stone age to the space age, form alliances, recruit legendary generals, and go to war across all time. You can play open-ended single-player campaigns, or take part in legendary historical ones such as the Fertile Crescent and the Peloponnesian War.

The second empire-builder worth checking out in April looks jaw-dropping, and proves that handheld strategy games don't have to be simple. c NEXON M Inc.

Cartoon Network brings us a unique RPG based on the Steven Universe cartoon. It's visual style is completely faithful to the source material, but you don't have to be a fan of the cartoon to enjoy this game. Control Steven, Garnet, Pearl and Amethyst and take them on a quest to stop a destructive Gem weapon. It's extremely accessible, and its turn-based combat has enough depth that you'll have trouble putting this one down. Colorful, funny, and beautifully-designed for the touchscreen.

Enter the vibrant world of Steven Universe in this fantastic turn-based RPG based on the cartoon. / c Cartoon Network

Table tennis games on touchscreens aren't really?a novelty anymore, and don't make as much of an impression now as they did when the first iPhone came out, but Table Tennis Touch gives the genre a welcome overhaul. Get trained up by Wiff Waff the robot, then jump into career mode, quick game mode, or one of 12 mini games as you seek to become a ping pong master. This game is exclusive to Android Lollipop, and its variety of environments - from school halls to garages - look absolutely?stunning. The super-spinny gameplay is fast, responsive, and perfectly suited to you Android touchscreen.

Table Tennis gets a revival on Android with Table Tennis Touch. / c Yakuto

One of the most iconic and influential PC games of all time comes somersaulting?onto your?Android device. Sure, the original Tomb Raider?feels dated and rickety by today's standards, but at the very reasonable price of 99 cents, it's worth it for sheer nostalgic and sentimental value alone. The controls are as good as they could be for an old 3D game on a touchscreen (i.e. mediocre), but we love the crispy high-res visuals so you can really appreciate the fully blocky glory of this all-time classic. Check this out if you want a piece of videogame history in the palm of your hand.

The original Tomb Raider gets a high-res Android port. Not easy to play without a controller, but awesomely nostalgic. / c SQUARE ENIX Ltd
The hit PC RPG goes mobile with Byte and Magic
. Create a party of three heroes (choosing from 30 classes), then head forth on a quest?to rid the world of some malevolent force. Pixel Heroes is part of the recent ‘Roguelike’ resurgence, so in this game death is permanent, amusing random events pop up for you to deal with, and combat is turn-based. Pixel Heroes is a retro-style labor of love, and if you’re after a nostalgia-tinted challenge, look no further. Pixel Heroes: The popular PC RPG brings its great humor and permadeath to Android. / c ANDROIDPIT
The third entry in the cheap shocks, jump-scare phenomenon has arrived - appearing suddenly and violently in the Play Store like, say, a horrifically stitched-together toy rabbit. The vague story is that Freddy Fazbear's Pizza has now been replaced with a theme park ride called Fazbear's Fright.?It's your job as the?security guard to monitor the cameras, lighting and security doors at Fazbear's, and keep an eye out for strange activity - in this case, the movements of a haggard old mascot called Springtrap. If you don't watch carefully, he appears in the security room and scares the living hell out of you - making for the most suspenseful experience on Android.
Keep an eye on those cameras, otherwise you're in for a shocking animatronic surprise. / c Scott Cawthon
If?Five Nights at Freddy's?
left you feeling helpless and?having nightmares that your childhood toy collection was trying to kill you, then?Gunner Z?is the way to feel empowered again. Control a fleet of heavily-armored, big-gunned assault trucks, and mow down hundreds of zombies in an overrun city. The game has a great-looking?'night vision' style, giving everything ghostly look,?and the mind-controlled zombies even wield weapons against you -?so it's definitely no cakewalk. Grit your teeth and start gunning down weapon-wielding zombies in Gunner Z.?/ c BitMonster Inc.
Remember what football games were like before?Fifa?
came along and take everything over? Probably not, but if you're curious, then the speedy, birds-eye-view gameplay of?Active Soccer 2?will give you a good idea. Where the 3D graphics of FIFA always felt a bit cumbersome on smartphone screens,?Active Soccer 2?is tough to master but feels like it belongs on handheld devices. You can enter competitions, create your own competitions, and have cross-platform online matches to show your iPhone-owning mates who's boss. Active Soccer 2 is the most challenging and satisfying footie game on Android. / c The Fox Software
If you want to take a more cerebral role in a sports game, then give this addictive Formula 1 simulator a go. In this deceptively deep game, you control a racing team - hiring drivers, engineering your cars and even working out the best pitstop strategies. You experience all the ups and downs of F1, including watching the actual races (or simulating them if you like), dealing with crashes, and working your team to the top of the F1 world. An absolute must for F1 and sports sim fans.
Take your racing team to the top in Motorsport Manager / c Christian West
Combine the madness of WWE with the madness of Warner Bros' fighting game?Injustice: Gods Among Us,?
and you get a tornado of macho, high-octane insanity. This 2D fighting game (rendered in 3D) infuses iconic wrestlers young and old - such as Triple H, Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker - with superpowers, taking them out of the wrestling ring and into brutal three-on-three battle arenas. Our guess is that the one on the left is The Rock, but who's the Spartan? / c Warner Bros.
The second three-on-three fighter in our list, albeit of a different sort. If you've already completed the first two Witcher games (congratulations to you) and are eagerly awaiting?The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
, then this MOBA-style game should see you through until it comes out. Even if?The Witcher?means nothing to you (shame on you), you should give this multiplayer-oriented game a go. Play as one of several heroes, each with their unique play style, and level up your skills as you team up with two other players in intense three-on-three arena battles. The Witcher's a great way to enjoy the action of a MOBA on Android. / c CD Projekt Red
If you think 2D platformers are incapable of overwhelming you with atmosphere, then we defy you to play Limbo with headphones on and tell us it doesn't affect you. You control a young boy searching for his sister in a nightmarish netherworld. This dark, monochromatic platformer has been doing the rounds on PC and consoles since 2010, and now you can experience its haunting beauty on your Android device.
The creepiest, most depressing platformer ever comes to Android/ c Playdead
Remember those old top-down shooters where you're flying at what feels like warp speed while dodging bullets and trying to take down scores of other flying craft? Son of Light revamps this old-school 'danmaku' experience for Android. As you progress, you'll unlock upgrades and nanotechnology for your craft, and can play the game in survival mode or its 10-mission campaign.
This 'danmaku' (Barrage of Bullets) game will take you back to 90s coin-op shooters. / c Uncommon Games
In games like?Final Fantasy?
and?Dragon Quest,?no-one ever thinks about the lives and ways of the creatures you cut through on your ruthless quest.?Ambition of the Slimes?turns such turn-based RPGs on their heads, by seeing you control the 'slime' as they seek to defend themselves against the humans who 'appeared appeared out of nowhere, and had the world in the palm of their hand'. The game's only recently been translated to English, and it's a bit incomprehensible at times, but it's still a fun, whimsical reversal of the typical 'save humanity' formula in RPGs. Download it from the Play Store here. Turn the tables on the pesky humans in this turn-based RPG. / c altairworks
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Best free Android games of 2015

Best free Android games of 2015

Scott Adam Gordon 2015-05-03T19:00:00Z1 day ago Scott Adam Gordon Originally from the UK, Scott graduated in Popular Music Studies at Newcastle University and attributes most of his success there to his beloved Samsung Galaxy S2. He has written for a market research company and video game website, but now only wishes to voice his opinion on the greatest open source project of all time! That's Android. Scott has never owned an Apple device, of any kind, and doesn't see this changing anytime soon.

It can be a minefield trying to navigate the Play Store. Now that it clearly distinguishes between ''free'' games and free games with in-app purchases, it turns out that there really aren't that many completely free games out there. But?some games with in-app purchases can still be enjoyed without spending anything, and there is even the occasional game out there that is?fully free - no strings attached.?

This list includes both categories of games, with their conditions for entry being that you don't need to spend anything to enjoy them (and of course that they're incredibly, relentlessly fun).?Read on for our list of the best free Android games to play on your device so far in 2015.?

These are the best free games for Android.?/ c ANDROIDPIT

This hilarious and beautifully minimal game sees you control a flailing 'wrassler' made up of about 20 pixels, competing in an endless royal rumble match. It's all against all in the ring, as opponents keep jumping in, and attempting to throw their rivals out by windmilling their arms around. The Commodore 64-style graphics and haphazard-looking gameplay make this game both charming and hilarious. As you reach certain scores, you can unlock hats for your wrassler, and fight bosses, as you aim to becoming the wrassling champion of Slamdovia (the home of Wrassling, apparently).

CAPTION – REPLACE ME! / c KAPPSULE

We don't know what speedboat racing and the mafia have in common, but these two things get thrown together in Driver Speedboat Paradise.?Made by Ubisoft (who also made the 'Driver' games - hence the odd title), and featuring the kind of vibrant graphics that'll make the most of a pretty Galaxy S6 display, Driver Speedboat Paradise is a fun little thrill ride which can be enjoyed for free. As you win races, you get the chance to customize your boat to make it ride faster and look better, and you can even unlock new clothes and houses for your rider (though we warn you that some of these things come as in-app purchases).

Take down the mafia using speedboats - apparently - in Driver Speedboat Paradise. / c Ubisoft

With the visual style of Flappy Bird, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Silly Sausage was another basic game that combined addictive gameplay with rudimentary graphics. However, this would be overlooking the fact that Silly Sausage is a varied and challenging platformer that has much more in common with indie classic?Super Meat Boy.?You control a very stretchy sausage dog, winding its elongated body through levels filled with spikes, pipes, keys and treasures. This game may not be easy, but it's unique and very rewarding.

Weave your stretchy dog between spikes and other perils in this strange and brilliant game. / c Nitrome

Puzzle games that look like they belong on trendy design websites have been pretty commonplace since the fantastic Monument Valley, and ZigZag is the latest to jump on the bandwagon. Though despite its looks, ZigZag is more of a reflex-based game than a puzzler, as you guide a ball along thin zig-zagging paths, and have to time your taps to prevent it from falling off the edge. A simple, great-looking game for those quick-fix sessions.

Guide a ball across perilous narrow pathways in ZigZag / c Ketchapp

'Clicker' games are synonymous with smartphones, and there is an absurd number of them out there. RPG Clicker is the latest in a long line, but its charming pixellated visual style and fantasy-RPG elements make it stand out. Take your hero out on quests, hunt for treasure, and take on bosses when you're ready. As you'd expect, the gameplay is all about the tapping - tap to move, tap to fight, tap to level up. A compulsive combo of classic RPG and relentless touchscreen-tapping.

Get your tap on with this addictive fusion of RPG and 'Clicker' games. / c Epic Pixel, LLC

This Jenga-meets-hyperactive-Japanese-arcade-game is as crazy as it sounds, which can largely be attributed to the fact that it's made by Adult Swim games (creators of the legendary Robot Unicorn Attack). In Super Monsters Ate My Condo! apartments floors of various colors drop down from the top of the screen, and it's your job to swipe them away into the mouths of the correspondingly-colored monsters sitting in wait.

If you leave the monsters unfed for too long, they get angry, and you don't want to see them angry (well, you probably do, but it'll lead to you losing the game). There are power-ups such as acid, nuke and dog to help and hinder you, as well as?various game modes, unlockables, and online scoreboards.?

This game is utterly insane and hugely entertaining. What else do you expect from the same minds that brought us Robot Chicken? / c [adult swim] games

This duo of games is very endearing - from its pixelated art style, to its top-hatted protagonist, right down to the simple gameplay premise of trying to keep a Victorian gentleman's hat on his head as he goes for his afternoon constitutional.

As the weather conditions worsen, you'll find it more and more difficult to keep his hat on, even though mechanically all you need to do is hold your finger on it. Both games are similar, although in Autumn Walk you have to hold onto an unruly dog on a leash, and can also buy new outfits to make your gentleman look quite the dandy!

Autumn Walk sees a dog thrown into the mix as you try to keep this chap's hat on. / c Monster and Monster

The latest installment in the demonically popular Dungeon Hunter series is here, and it offers an interesting new twist on the dungeon-crawling hack-&-slash formula. It has a similar main quest to previous games, as you and up to three of your friends?slash and spell-blast your way through piles of monsters to save the Kingdom of Valenthia.

There is spellcrafting, levelling-up and boss-fighting in abundance. However, the most interesting new feature?is the new 'Strongholds' multiplayer mode, where you build a base, train a monster army, then take on other players and their strongholds.?Clash of Clans?better look out!

Dungeon Hunter 5 - now with a Clash of Clans-style multiplayer mode, as well as the classic dungeon-crawling co-op mode. / c Gameloft

Falling somewhere between?Frogger?and infinity runners like?Temple Run?and?Subway Surfers,?Crossy Road?is a cute game that's great for those quick-fix sessions. So great, in fact, that it won 'Best quickplay game' at the International Mobile Gaming Awards. The longer you survive, the more gold you earn, letting you unlock new characters to traverse the endless 3D pixel-blocky world. It's old-school and new-school, charming and challenging, and we love it.

Crossy Road is a Frogger-like game that'll keep you engaged for quick toilet sessions as well as long journeys. / c ANDROIDPIT

It may look suspiciously similar to the wonderful Monument Valley, but give Skyward a chance (it's free, after all) and you'll see that it offers something quite different. You control a red and a blue circle, and have to rhythmically guide them through Escher-like levels that are falling away behind you. Take too long, and the circles shrink to nothing. It looks fantastic, and there are no in-app purchases, so you get the full experience for free.

You control a red dot and blue dot. Sounds simple, but Skyward is challenging as well as hypnotic. / c Ketchapp

Subway Surfers?takes over from the venerable?Temple Run?as the top infinity runner on Android, and rightfully so.?Subway Surfers?takes you to the subway/railway tracks of colorful, cartoony versions of famous places like Miami, Las Vegas, London and Bangkok. The idea is simply to run (very fast) along the railway tracks, avoiding trains and other obstacles, and picking up coins. Earning enough coins lets you unlock new characters and powerups. It's great fast-paced fun!

Subway Surfers inherits the infinity runner throne from Temple Run.?/ c Kiloo

This Scrabble clone changes the classic board game from something you need to sit down and play with your grandparents, to an online experience where you can play several people simultaneously, and take your turn whenever you like. The new version tracks your performance, showing you your scores relative to other people, the longest words you've played, as well as your overall win-lose record. There is now also an in-built dictionary feature, so next time you gain points for a two-letter word you don't understand, you can find out what it actually means.

The latest version of Words With Friends is addictive and kind of educational, so you won't feel guilty about all the hours you spend playing it. / c Zynga

Horror, comedy and?cuteness combine to great effect in this shooter about a small group of incandescent blobs in the middle of a dark cave, trying to fight off an endless horde of dark-dwelling monstrosities. There is no end to the game as such, just collect coins to upgrade your weapons arsenal for the next go, and do your best to keep the cute fellas alive. The game is not for the feint-hearted, because watching the brave blobs get swallowed up one-by-one by the darkness is a heart-rending experience.

It's funny, tragic and horrifying. Try to keep a brave bunch of blobs alive in Hopeless: The Dark Cave. / c Upopa Games

Sequel to one of the most successful free-to-play games ever, EA’s Plants vs. Zombies 2 retains the spirit of the original while adding more zombies, plants, and power ups. This colorful tower defense game will suck up a lot of your time (and potentially money, if you want to make use of its in-app purchases), but you are guaranteed fun along the way.

Defend against the invading zombie army in Plants vs. Zombies 2. / c ELECTRONIC ARTS

This one's been around for a while, but that doesn't stop it being one of the most addictive and intense multiplayer games on Android. Set in an abstract galaxy (presumably far, far away), you use a fleet of spaceships to fight for control of planets against the computer or other players. The more planets you control, the faster your fleet grows. The single-player campaign is OK, but the real fun starts when you play against others over Bluetooth or online.

GalaxIR has been around since the dawn of the Android universe, but it remains one of the best little multiplayer games around. / c Smyno

Fruit Ninja has been around for years now, but it is still just as addictive as it was when it first hit the scene. Swiping your finger - sorry, ninja sword -?across the touchscreen to dish?out deadly attacks to, erm, fruit - watermelons, bananas, peaches will fall by your blade.?Slice your way through your five a day while creating combos and making highscores in this infinitely satisfying arcade game.

Slicing up fruit has never been so satisfying. / c Halfbrick Studios

The second wordy Zynga game on this list is a bit less conventional. Think of it as a free-for-all word search meets Tetris. Complete levels by creating words out of letters that are adjacent to each other in the grid. You don't have to create words in straight lines either, which means your mental muscles will be flexed if you want to gain maximum points. There are power-up tiles and traps hidden in the game, and you can take your progress online to compare yourself against your friends and rivals.

Words on Tour - it's like a frantic wordsearch meets Tetris. / c Zynga

Who doesn't love a good jetpack??Jetpack Joyride is an endless runner with a twist: in this game you don’t jump to avoid hazards, you use your jetpack. It’s all about getting the furthest distance or earning the most points before inevitably crashing. Along the way you will find other vehicles, such as mechanical dragons, motorbikes, and teleporters?to help you, as well as new outfits, power-ups and other unlockables.

Jetpack Joyride isn't an endless runner, it's an endless "hover'er". ?/ c Halfbrick Studios

Clash of Clans is?a simple, highly addictive concept -?build a town and its defences, then train your troops to fend off attacks from other players. As it's a persistent multiplayer game, its duration is basically never-ending, and is one of the most popular games on the Play Store. Your progress syncs to your Google + account, so you can continue your game across multiple?devices.

Do you have what it takes to build a village and be the victor? c ANDROIDPIT

Candy Crush is now beyond a game, it's a cultural phenomenon.?The game is based on the concept of Diamond Mine, where you connect colors together in series of three to make them explode. It's a tried-and-tested idea dating back to the days of?Bejeweled, but something about the psychedelic world of Candy Crush has caught millions of peoples' imaginations.?What’s more, Candy Crush Saga often gets festive for holidays, so you'll have unique features for Christmas, Valentine's and Easter.

Addiction has a new face! c King.com

If you are into racecar driving, look no further than Asphalt 8: Airborne, a favorite arcade game among Android users. Why do we love it so much? Well, it's free for a start, and you get to choose between real-life cars that you’ve always dreamed?of driving -?from Lamborghinis to Ferraris -?ripping them?down courses in various stunning locations. Plus if you’ve got a competitive side, you can also drive in career mode which takes you through 8 seasons and 180 events.

Asphalt 8: Airborne is the best arcade racing game on the Android platform, wouldn't you agree?/ c Gameloft

Angry Birds have more or less taken over the world,?taking?the form of soft toys in our bedrooms, breakfast cereals, and now?Mario Kart-style racing games.?In?Angry Birds Go!?you choose from a variety of Angry Birds characters and must race your way through fanciful terrains while shooting random objects at your opponents. Just like Mario Kart, the controls take?some time to get used to at the beginning, but soon you’ll be slinging those birds down the race track with ease.

Android's answer to Mario Kart: Angry Birds Go! / c ANDROIDPIT/Rovio

Dumb Ways To Die?was originally created as an educational game to teach you and your kids a lesson about foolish things that people do that often lead to?embarrassing deaths. The sequel doesn't have the same educational slant as the original, throwing the colorful characters into dangerous athletics games-style scenarios. You must jump over electric fences, unclog doorways, and ride dolphins for as long as possible. The game gets?faster and faster, then after you've lost three lives, you're dead. Simple, and hilarious.

Don't be dumb, don't die /?c Metro Trains

Following the success of their first game, MadFinger Games released?Dead Trigger 2, which is so zombielicious you’ll soon be asking for more blood and guts after just a few minutes of playing. You must travel through various undead-infested areas of the world, killing as many zombies with your jam-packed artillery of weapons. It’s positively disgusting, and that’s why we love it.

Dead Trigger 2 is one of the best zombie games you'll play on Android. ?/ c ANDROIDPIT/Madfinger Games

We hope you didn’t forget how to connect the dots from your childhood, because this game asks for those set of skills all over again. Dots is an Android favorite, where you must combine as many same-colored dots as you can in just 60 seconds. There are also some other game modes, like endless mode, no-limits, un-timed (counts the number of moves) etc. The game design is also really nice?and minimalistic.

Do you remember how to connect the dots from your childhood?/ c ANDROIDPIT

QuizUp landed?like a bomb in 2014, revealing that everyone's a sucker for a good trivia game. The sky’s the limit for the number of categories, with new ones added daily. It’s not just your usual 'sports, films, history' fare either, with categories ranging from Android, to Harry Potter, to Batman.?You can also play?against others from around the world to compete on the global leaderboards.

A battle of smarts against rivals from around the world! c ANDROIDPIT

Similar to Flappy Bird in its simplicity,?Timberman?was released in July of 2014. In this (basic) lumberjack simulator,?you?chop chunks out of the trunk of an?infinitely tall tree, while avoiding the branches that fall from it. The game is ridiculously simple to understand, hard to master, and insanely addictive.

Chop down those trees, but don't get bunked on the head by a branch. c ANDROIDPIT

Badland has been lauded by games critics, ourselves included.?It's an adventure game where you tap the screen to guide a group of forest dwellers through strange, swampy forests?full of eerie shadows and obstacles. Think of it as?the connoiseur's?Flappy Bird. Aside from compelling gameplay, the graphics are great, there's?a multiplayer mode, and it has a fantastic soundtrack.

We love this eerie game: Badland is an Android staple. c ANDROIDPIT

SHADOWGUN is hands-down the best?multiplayer shooter on Android, and will push?powerful Android devices to the limit because of its demanding graphics. There are several classic shooter modes, including Deathmatch, and the?Battlefield-style Zone Control.?To better coordinate your team, or just yell insults at your enemy, there is also an easy-to-use multiplayer voice chat.

Arena shooters are tough to implement on Android, but SHADOWGUN: DeadZone pulls it off / c ANDROIDPIT

From the creators of Clash of Clans comes?Boom Beach.?Like Clash of Clans, you must?build and defend your base while building up your forces?to?attack and conquer enemy territories. The battles that go down on Boom Beach are among the best you can get on Android, because the order and the type of units sent really make the difference between victory and defeat.

Clash of the Clash hits the beach in Boom Beach c ANDROIDPIT

Another cult classic: Icomania is simple, but keeps you entertained. The game shows you a series of icons and you have to guess which movie star, cartoon, place, or various other category of thing in the world it is. If you get stuck, we’ve got all of the answers in our forum.

How good are you at figuring out icons? c Games for Friends

Pudding Monsters is one of the hardest games on Android, but in a fair way that won't have you flippantly smashing your device against the wall (we hope). You must move the eponymous?pudding monsters in?straight lines to prevent them dropping off the screen. It’s hard to explain, so take our word?and give it this addictive game a try. This game was developed by the same creators as Cut The Rope.

Pudding monster may seem easy, but it ain't!/ c ANDROIDPIT

Cut the Rope?is a veteran game by Android standards now.?The aim is to feed the monsters candies by cutting candies that are teasingly hanging on ropes over their heads. Sounds weird? Yes, it is, and it's utterly brilliant for it. Cut the Rope 2 adds a host of new characters and locations, while Cut the Rope: Experiments adds 200 new levels. All this for free. ?You can't say no to that, can you??

Both Cut the Rope games are a lot of fun. c ANDROIDPIT

Like Logo Quiz, there are many versions of 4 Pics 1 Word. The purpose?of the game is to guess the concept that a picture is hinting at. If you can’t figure it out, then you will get a second image, then a third and finally a fourth and final picture. It's a great brain exercise game to settle you down after playing some of the more chaotic entries on this list, like Timberman and ShadowGun.

Give you brain a light workout with this word association game. / c LOTUM GmbH

This iconic series?could not escape the list.?There are so many versions of?Angry Birds?now - Space, Rovio, Epic, to name a few -??that they'd take up too much of our list if we added them individually.?The basic premise is that?you need to slingshot the birds (we assume they volunteer for this suicidal strategy)?and knock down forts created by the green?pigs.

Angry Birds is one of the best games on Android, and it changes for each season! c AndroidPIT/Rovio

This is certainly one of the darkest entries on our list, as you control an deadly virus attempting to wipe out the world's population. Are you watching the news anxiously to stay abreast of?the?Ebola epidemic? Try this game to get some scary insight into how such diseases can spread. As the virus, you must adapt to beat treatments, infect people on planes, and use all the other ruthless virus methods to replicate and spread. It's dark, bleak, and morbidly entertaining.

Spread a plague, and watch the world fall apart. c Miniclip.com

Do you agree with our list? Have you discovered any free Android games that we haven't mentioned here? Let us know about it, and it might just make the list one day!

Updated by Robert Zak,?May 4, 2015

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