Top 10 Android Games to play in 2020

 

In the last few years, gaming on mobile devices has really taken off, and that is down partly to the improved hardware and partly to the range of fantastic games available today. Current world events have meant many of us are stuck at home, and that means more game playing to while away the hours.

The problem lies in the sheer number of games available in the Google Play Store, almost half a million, and trying to make your choices from that lot is not easy. The best way to find games is via recommendations, and that is why we decided to compile a list of ten must-have games for Android devices in 2020.

Top Ten Android Games for 2020

Whether you are looking for a game that you can spend hours playing or just something to while away a short time, we’ve got a selection of ten cool games, You can also use emulators to play these android games listed below.

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Although these games are free to download and play, they do offer in-app purchases that can help you advance in the game.

1.Call of Duty: Mobile

One of the best-known names in gaming, Call of Duty, is commonly associated with game consoles. The mobile version brings everything you expect from the game, with the same smooth gameplay and plenty of action. The game has support for physical controllers, giving you the choice of that or on-screen controls,  and is, perhaps, one of the most popular FPS games available, providing hours of addictive fun.

2.Tetris

Perhaps one of the best retro games is Tetris, a simple but addictive game. You can choose between themes, and the idea of the game is, quite simply, to fill the rows with the tiles that fall from the top. It sounds easy, but the tiles are all of the different shapes and, the further you get, the faster they fall – if you are not quick enough to make the lines, they will soon pile up to the top. And then it’s game over. It is ad-supported, but an in-app purchase removes those. Otherwise, if you’re not bothered by the ads, you can have hours of fun for nothing.

3.Mario Kart Tour

There are some who say Nintendo should stick to making console games and leave the mobile market alone, but others would heartily disagree. The company came under no small amount of flak because of the number of microtransactions in this game but, don’t despair; it isn’t as bad as you think. Mario Kart Tour is an entertaining game with support for online multiplayer gaming, allowing you to race against friends who don’t have the Nintendo consoles. The in-app purchases allow you to free characters from pipes, but you are not obliged to purchase them, and you can have a ton of fun without them.

4.Fortnite

Another very popular name, Fortnite, is everywhere now, on just about every platform. With the mobile version, you can play on any platform, including Android, and you can even play against players on different platforms, including PC and console players. There is no support for a physical controller, which does make it somewhat more challenging to play, and, to be fair, this version isn’t quite as polished as the PC and console games. However, it’s still Fortnite, and it’s still a great game to get into and lose a few hours. You can download games like these from the TweakBox app.

5.Words With Friends

If you love word games, then Words with Friends is the perfect game for you. It’s frustrating, it’s intense, and you will hurl accusations of cheating at everyone you play! Respectful, clean language is encouraged, sometimes difficult to adhere to, but it does offer a cool way of connecting with your friends and others around the world, especially when many are isolated from others at the moment. There are in-app purchases, but you can happily play for hours for free.

With so many games to choose from in the Android appstore, finding the right one for you is tough. Recommendations make it easier for you, and many games will offer a short free trial (not all, though).

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