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What are the best co-op games on Android?

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Best co-op games on Android?	Price	Genre	Co-Op
87 BombSquad	Free	Action	Yes
87 Spaceteam	Free	Word Game / Sci-Fi / Party Game	Local Same Device
86 Terraria	$19.99	2D platformer / Minecraft-like	8 Player Online / 8 Player LAN
84 Minecraft: Pocket Edition	$6.99	Sandbox / Survival / Indie	Local
84 Dungeon Hunter 4	Free	Action / RPG / Hack n' Slash / Dungeon Crawler	Online / Local Wi-Fi

BombSquad

Top Pro

Fun party game mechanics makes this a great game to play at gatherings

BombSquad consists of a bomb-based multiplayer gameplay that is geared towards a party setting. Boxes drop into the arena from the sky in rapid succession containing lots of fun power ups like boxing gloves, shields, health refills, and various bombs. Running around, racing to the boxes, kicking and punching, and throwing bombs at your friends while you simultaneously try not to get blown up yourself makes for great fun, especially in large groups. See More

Top Con

Not much fun playing alone

While this game has a single player campaign, playing this alone isn't as fun. Single player mode is extremely difficult, which does detract from enjoying the single player gameplay. Also, being that the game is designed to be played in groups, to play against 3 other AI players in not as fun or unpredictable as playing against human players. See More

PersistentCreidhne's Experience

enjoyable multi See More

Specs

Controller Support:HID, XInput

Top Pro

Good cross platform compatibility means you can play against anyone, no matter what platform they play on

BombSquad can be played cross platform on Android, iOS, PC, and Mac. You can always play with friends, even if every player is using a different kind of device. See More

AdventurousVali's Experience

Very fun with friends See More

Top Pro

Heaven for modders

With some Python knowledge, making new gamemodes is very easy. With a little more work, you can totally flip the game on its head with new characters, powerups and maps. See More

CoherentHidimbi's Experience

Great game overall and if you have a smart tv than the one device display is quite a great feature See More

Top Pro

Large amount of game modes keeps the gameplay fresh

There are 12 online and local co-op missions in the game that allow for up to 4 players. There are also player modes (like tower defense or football), as well as a couple of PvP modes, such as free for all or versus. Being able to swap around between modes means you'll always be able to find something new and exciting to enjoy. See More

CaffeinatedKullervo's Experience

Fun for a couple rounds every few months. Other than that it's surprising repetitive and there is very little motivation to keep coming back. See More

Top Pro

Intuitive mechanics allows the game to be an easy title for anyone to pick up and play

The mechanics of the game are quite easy to understand. Simply run around the arena collecting power-ups like shields, boxing gloves, and bombs and then start pummeling your opponents. Anyone to wants to try it out will not have to deal with hours spent learning the game. This makes it great for a party with many players, or across multiple different platforms from home, since just about anyone can grasp the mechanics quickly. See More

AuthenticPyroeis's Experience

awesome See More

Top Pro

Innovative and versatile control schemes allows for a wide selection of methods of controlling the game

BombSquad is one of the few games that has succeeded in innovating android gaming. You can set a tablet or an android TV as the screen, while using the remote app on your Android or iOS phone as the controller. They connect to each other via WiFi, which allows for responsive controls over wireless. See More

InquisitiveIdiyanale's Experience

Best mobile game ever! See More

Top Pro

Immersive mode support allows the game to display in full while being played on an Android device with a software navigation bar (stock Android)

BombSquad has built-in immersive mode support for playing games in full screen on devices that have software navigation keys. This is done by the OS, hiding the navigation bar while playing the game, so it plays fullscreen. See More

Top Pro

SHIELD games and K1 compatibility affords the game even better performance

Bombsquad is SHIELD games compatible and nVidia K1 optimized. This makes for a good game to test out the graphics capability of a Shield device or the Nexus 9, as the K1 offers 50% more detailed graphics. See More

Top Pro

Momentum based gameplay allows the player to utilize their movement to their advantage

During gameplay, players can utilize their momentum by hitting harder or throwing farther. So starting from one side of the screen and then reaching the other as you perform a throw or hit can give a lot more strength to their throws or hits. See More

Spaceteam

Top Pro

Convenient cross platform compatibility with iOS and Android allows anyone with the game to play one another

Spaceteam is cross-platform compatible between Android and iOS over Wi-Fi. The cross compatibility makes for a game that anyone with these mobile devices can play. See More

Top Con

No single player mode

Spaceteam is designed for multiple players and there is no way to play solo. If you don't have other players to play with who also have their own devices, you're out of luck. See More

nomoiman's Experience

Play this game it's trending. See More

Specs

Genre:Word Game / Sci-Fi / Party Game

Co-Op:Local Same Device

Controller Support:None

Top Pro

One person can easily share their in-app purchases

Any in-app content purchase made by any player on the team is made available for the entire team. See More

Top Con

Has in-app-purchases

Spaceteam offers in-app-purchases for extras. The extras are completely optional and include items such as additional names or symbols. See More

Top Pro

Party game aspect makes for frantic and hilarious gameplay

Having to shout out the names of the made-up controls, that need to be used by the group, can be very amusing. Each player must understand the directions shouted at them so to correctly navigate the ship. This can become daunting very quickly, making for a frantic, exhilarating style of gameplay. See More

Top Pro

Interactive distractions obfuscate the screen, creating more challenge on top of the base gameplay

There can be a number of distractions that will try to cover or make less visible the control panel of the player. Ooze will cover parts of the screen, and panels will slide out of place. The player needs to stay on top of these by putting the panels back in place or by swiping away the ooze, in order to clearly see the controls they are required to interact with. These distractions create an interesting challenge to the players, as they make the gameplay more hectic than it already is. See More

Top Pro

The amenable design lends itself well to small or large gatherings

The game can be played locally by 2 to 4 players usually, whereas with an experimental massive mode it can be played with 8. Different play options allow the game to be played by a small or large number of people, so regardless of the size of the party or gathering, the game can still be played. See More

Top Pro

Free to download

Spaceteam is free to download and play, which means that everyone can enjoy the action. See More

Terraria

Top Pro

Allows for freedom of expression for all ages, all at your own pace

Terraria has all kinds of tools and materials you can use to build whatever you can imagine. From housing, to furniture, to weapons, to types of structure, the possibilities are almost endless. This is great for children who enjoy building and problem solving, and for adults who enjoy the same. It also makes for a great objective-less game, where you can do just about anything you want at your own pace. See More

Top Con

Progress can feel slow

Quite often you'll have to collect tons of materials to craft the necessary tools, equipment, and boss summoning items to advance. This can take a really long time, especially if you're unlucky with the items dropped by mobs. See More

Specs

Genre:2D platformer / Minecraft-like

Co-Op:8 Player Online / 8 Player LAN

Controller Support:Android (MOGA / HID), Steam (Full)

Top Pro

Fun combat

It starts out simple, with you whacking away at slow moving zombies and flying eyes, gradually shifting to more fierce and fearsome enemies such as flying demons, agile lizardmen, and many more. To survive you'll have to be always on the move, dodge enemy attacks, and be accurate when you retaliate. There are also plenty of weapons to choose from. Melee weapons such as swords, hammers, lances, and flails. Ranged weapons such as bows, crossbows, rifles, and miniguns. And various items that allow you to cast spells. Whatever you choose, it feels great to destroy hordes of enemies. See More

Top Con

Low replay value for those who play it as an adventure game

Terraria is a sandbox platform-adventure game, so it partly hinges on beating various bosses. If you play it purely for the sake of defeating all the bosses, you might have little else to do afterwards. Restarting the game won't be as enjoyable either because you'll already know what to expect, causing continued play without a new goal feel mundane or boring. See More

Top Pro

Intriguing world

Terraria uses a bright color palette and an upbeat chiptune soundtrack to ease you into its world. However, once you start exploring and spend time in it you'll notice it's not as cozy as it first seemed to be. Blood Moons that rouse the dead from their graves. Goblin armies trying to destroy everything in their wake. Vast and dark cave systems, filled with odd creatures and various dangers. Ancient ruins, teeming with the restless dead and evil spirits. Pockets of decaying land, thriving with misshapen monstrosities. It's really fun to explore and discover something new about the world of Terraria. See More

Top Pro

Playing with friends allows for endless scenarios

Up to 8 players can join any Terraria world as they dig, explore, build, and craft together. You can progress through the game normally as a team working together, or split into factions and wage war against each other. Thanks to randomly generated worlds and events, the potential scenarios are endless, you just have to let loose your creativity. See More

Top Pro

Lots of community servers, tutorials, and streams

Terraria has a large community of players on every platform including mobile, desktop, and console. Because of this, there are many servers to play on, as well as tutorials and Let's Plays. Finding content or help getting started is quite easy. See More

Minecraft: Pocket Edition

Top Pro

Great freedom of expression thanks to the sandbox gameplay

In Minecraft you can really do whatever you want. If exploring different landscapes is your thing, creative mode lets you do that. Building castles or villages, or even sculptures, computers (complete with redstone logic), or unique builds can be done such as roller coasters or replicas of objects like the Enterprise from Star Trek. For more combat focused gameplay, enter survivor mode and you can fight monsters, gather resources, craft weapons, build traps and farms and much more. See More

Top Con

Not as deep as other versions

Minecraft - Pocket Edition does not have as much content as other versions due to the app needing a limited size for mobile devices and their small storage. This means there is missing content in the mobile version over the PC or console versions. It is getting comparative better, but still is lacking due to the platform. See More

Specs

Genre:Sandbox / Survival / Indie

Controller Support:[Android: MOGA / HID] [iOS: MFI]

Top Pro

Allows large groups to express their creativity together

Minecraft: Pocket Edition supports up to 10 players in online co-op. This allows for a large group of friends, or even strangers, to all play on the same server and enjoy building and creating together. See More

Top Con

Terrible fanbase

This isn't directly a flaw of the game, but the people that play Minecraft and love it to such an extent that they have to make terrible parodies, songs, and more. They harass players in other games, like Terraria, and they call it a rip off because you have a pickaxe, you have to mine and there is a crafting system. See More

Top Pro

Active development means plenty of new features and fixed bugs

There are updates to the game all the time, new features do get added at a good pace, which means that not only do bugs get fixed but that the game will constantly be growing as the platform grows with it, which allows more demanding features to be added with time. See More

Top Con

Laggy multiplayer gameplay

Depending on the speed of your device, and graphics quality, it tends to lag and load chunks slowly while using the multiplayer function. See More

Top Pro

Addictive gameplay makes the title difficult to put down

There is always one more thing that the player can get done before turning off the game. Building a structure and wanting to complete it - oh but you ran out of materials. Well you will therefore need to go down into the caves again. Oh you died in a cave and need to go back before your items disappear - better get down there again. And so it continues. There is always one more thing to do before you are "done", which is the underlying appeal of the game, never wanting to stop playing. See More

Top Pro

Local multiplayer option for when there is no internet connection

Minecraft can be played with other people locally over Wi-Fi. This is great for those that have friends or family they would like to play with locally, or when there is no way to connect the device to the internet. See More

Top Pro

Completely new experience with each generated world keeps the game fresh

Each new world a player starts is randomly generated, making for a different experience every time a new world is started. There are 38 biomes - snowy, cold, medium/lush, dry/warm, and neutral biomes, each with numerous sub-biomes (such as mountainous, rivers, forested, swamp, beach and more). These biomes each have their own set of blocks and configurations, and each frozen river biome will be different from the next frozen fiver biome you see. See More

Top Pro

Almost lag free on most devices

Thanks to its simple but adorable graphics. See More

Top Pro

Plenty of fun customizable skins for those interested in customizing their look

Minecraft for Android offers player skins, so users can customize their avatar's look. While some of the skins are free, there are others that cost money through in-app-purchases offered as skin packs. All skin packs are $0.99 a piece. See More

Top Pro

Thousands of multiplayer servers filled with fun

Servers are a way to join and meet your friends or to play their games on it. See More

Top Pro

Plenty of expansive mods available if the core game gets too boring

Minecraft can be modded in order to bring extended functionality to the game. Using mods created by the community, users are able to theme the game to their liking, such as theming the game to look like Grand Theft Auto or adding extra crafting objects. See More

Top Pro

Good controller and button mapping support allows the game to be easily played with many different controllers

For those who would like to play with a controller, support was added in July 2015. Anyone with a HID supported controller can easily connect through Bluetooth. They can then go into the games settings to map which buttons they want to use. This customizability means that you can now adjust the controller to your liking when using an HID controller. See More

Dungeon Hunter 4

Top Con

Hobbled gameplay in order to force purchases of in-app-purchases

By limiting the amount of potions the player is able to use, and forcing an excruciatingly slow replenish time, Dungeon Hunter 4 has broken the core gameplay in order to force users into spending real money, just to fend off these false limitations. No matter how many times one pays, these timers will always come back. It is a never ending cycle of payment, just to be able to play the game in any acceptable manner. See More

Top Pro

Great graphics that show off the prowess of the developers and what the Android operating system can handle

The in-game graphics and cutscenes are done very well, and show off what modern devices can handle. This is definitely one of the better looking games out there for mobile, despite its age. Close to a console game in looks, with polish in presentation and design. See More

ComposedEuryale's Experience

not available anymore See More

Specs

Genre:Action / RPG / Hack n' Slash / Dungeon Crawler

Co-Op:Online / Local Wi-Fi

Controller Support:MOGA / Shield

Top Con

Not available, even for purchase

Top Pro

Fun local co-op that works solidly with no lag and lends itself well to hack and slash gameplay

Dungeon Hunter 4 can be played over a local Wi-Fi network in co-op play with friends who have a device on the same OS and the game installed. The multiplayer itself is quite enjoyable, in that the cooperation makes for a better experience over playing the game by oneself. Each class has their own distinct playstyle and special abilities so you and your friends can come up with some synergistic compositions that play well off one another. Being able to run around and shoot enemies together while strategizing how best to take them down allows for a lot more interactivity than the single player portion of the game. See More

CompassionateQucumatz's Experience

Awesome See More

Top Con

Not cross platform

If you use Android, you can only play with other Android users. DH4 is not cross platform between iOS and Android. See More

Top Pro

Worthwhile controller support for popular controller platforms MOGA and Shield

Dungeon Hunter 4 features MOGA controller support as well as Shield games support. Meaning you can play the game with tactile controls, which allows for more precise movement and action. See More

Top Con

Generic hack and slash

While fighting through swarms of enemies with your friends makes this a fun co-op game, it is pretty generic overall. The classes are the usual archetypes (fighter, mage, etc), the story is paper thin, and the gameplay itself brings nothing new or innovative to the genre. See More

Top Pro

Melee and ranged are two distinct experiences

There is a vast difference between how melee and ranged play - both in character control and combat style. Melee uses a single button attack, can soak more damage, and uses impressive area of effect attacks. Ranged classes are more focused on precision movement, and use a dual-stick setup that involves plenty of kiting enemies. Having two distinct combat playstyles and control schemes means even if you get bored with one, you can just swap to the other for a totally new experience. See More

Top Con

Poor auto save feature

By only saving at odd times Dungeon Hunter 4 leaves room for loss of data. See More

Badland

Top Pro

Easily play on a single device thanks to the robust local multiplayer support

Badland has built-in support for up to four player local multiplayer using a single device (sharing the screen) or using up to four controllers. See More

Top Con

Excessive advertising on free version

There are a lot of ad banners and videos that are really disruptive and time consuming if you're using the free version of the game. See More

Specs

Genre:Adventure / Endless Runner

Top Pro

Fun and frantic four player local co-op

Up to four people can play on the same device. Navigating through the levels can be quite fun with friends, as power-ups benefit all players equally (no fighting over who gets what) and you'll need to work closely with your friends to overcome the various environmental dangers and puzzles of each level to progress. Action can get pretty chaotic with four people tapping the screen and doing their best to navigate each level perfectly. See More

Top Con

Simplistic gameplay

The gameplay may be too simplistic for some, as it mainly centers around navigating through environmental puzzles by tapping to move, jump, and collect power-ups. See More

Top Pro

The fun trial and error gameplay contains no consequences and elongates the gameplay

It is only through trial and error by running through each level and trying to avoid obstacles that you will figure out what is dangerous and what all of the different power-ups do. By encouraging you to try things over and over until success, the game exponentially elongates the amount of time spent playing. It also makes for an interesting "figure it out for yourself" way to learn the full mechanics. See More

Top Pro

Amazing art-style shows off a level of polish not often found in mobile gaming

Badland uses a very unique art style in that it has a black silhouette based foreground that is in contrast of a vibrant, colorful background. See More

Top Pro

Excellent variety in power-ups and puzzles keeps the player guessing as to what is next

Power-ups that make you grow larger or smaller, clone yourself, get bouncy or sticky among others have to be used to get through a selection of creative puzzles. By always introducing new puzzles and new ways to use the various mechanics, it keeps the gameplay fresh and varied throughout the experience. See More

Top Pro

A generous portion of the game is available for free

There are 40 free levels (after the first 10, there are in game advertisements). For those that do pay for the full game unlock, there are 80 levels to play through, completely ad free. See More

Top Pro

Great controller support, no matter the Android controller owned

Badland features controller support for HID, MOGA and Nvidia Shield, meaning that just about any Android target controller will work with the game. See More

Top Pro

Includes immersive mode, which allows anyone with a stock Android device to play the game in fullscreen

The developers have included full screen immersive mode in Badland on any Android device with 4.4+. This way anyone using a stock Android device will be able to play the game without the software navigation bar taking up a portion of the screen. See More

Meltdown

Top Pro

Fast-paced arcade style action optimized for mobile

Swarms of enemy robots pursue and shoot at you through every level, meaning you'll always have to stay on your toes to dodge, roll, and shoot your way to the end of each map. Tapping to change targets and double to tapping roll is fluid, fun, and works surprisingly well on mobile devices. If your attackers ever get too close, a quick satisfying swipe on your screen will deliver a melee attack to knock them back a bit. There's very few pauses in the action and your fingers will always be moving, helping to keep the mobile gameplay action frantic and fun. See More

Top Con

Local co-op locked behind paywall

There is no local co-op available to players of the free download. An in-app-purchase will have to be bought in order to unlock that functionality. This prohibits many from playing the multiplayer sections of the game, due to being behind a paywall. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Action / Shooter

Co-Op:4 Player Online

Controller Support:HID / MOGA / Shield

Top Pro

Easily jump in and out of multiplayer games, thanks to the active servers

Meltdown features online co-op multiplayer that is cross platform. Despite the game's age, this allows for a large group of players in order to find a match at just about anytime. What is also nice, is how easy it is to jump into a match, as there is a simple menu of games in the multiplayer section. For those interested in playing with their friends, there is also a way to password protect an online match in order to only allow people you know to join in. See More

Top Con

Shooting mechanics might not appeal to all

Shooting is handled automatically whenever you are in range of an enemy, which can be boring for some. While you do have some freedom in switching targets, there's really no direct player input on when to start/stop shooting. See More

Top Pro

Randomly generated levels give every run a fresh feel

Levels are randomly generated with various enemy robots and barriers/walls to take cover. As a result, no two runs will ever be the same, and your strategy will have to be adjusted on the fly based on wall and enemy placement. See More

Top Pro

Good gamepad support for a plethora of Android controllers, which allow for more fined grained controls

Meltdown has built in HID gamepad support as well as MOGA controller support. Using a controller allows for easier controls of the game, which can be helpful, especially for a game centered around online play. See More

Vainglory

Top Pro

Numerous heroes that are easy to pick up and play

Vainglory has over 30 characters to choose from, which gives a nice level of choice to the player as well as stretches the content of the game for those that want to learn and customize each one. Additionally, each hero only has two abilities and one special move, meaning learning and trying out all the different characters is accessible for anyone. See More

Top Con

Playing as a team in person is a huge advantage

Due to how difficult it is to communicate with other online team members the easiest method to get that communication working is to just play together in person. Of course this gives an advantage to those that do so. See More

Specs

Co-Op:Online PvP

Top Pro

Cross platform co-op

You can play with your friends in 3v3 matches, regardless of whether you (or they) are playing on Android or iOS. Vainglory is available for Android devices through the Google Play Store, and the App Store for iOS tablets and phones. See More

Top Con

Unlocking new heroes is time consuming and/or expensive

Unlocking new heroes requires in-game currency that can be very time consuming to grind out. If you don't want to endlessly grind, you can pay real world money to speed up the process. There has much outcry among the playerbase over the years to lower the cost of new heroes. See More

Top Pro

No longer supported, Community edition only available

Vainglory devs lost their servers and released a Community Edition, which is currently on pause development-wise. The game has been pulled from Steam, Samsung, and Amazon platforms, and is only available on iOS App Store and Android Play Store. Developers intend to get back to the game in the future, but there's no definite timeline. See More

Top Pro

Designed for quick matches

Due to the fact that Vainglory was developed specifically for mobile devices, some matches such as Blitz mode only last about 5 minutes, with the longest matches going only about 20 minutes. This makes it a great MOBA to play on the go when you only have a few minutes to spare. See More

Top Pro

Works well on tablets

Tablets, with their larger screens allow for a good sense of control over the game, which makes Vainglory something that plays best on larger screens devices due to how much is happening on the screen. See More

Muffin Knight

Top Pro

Co-op multiplayer works seamlessly across systems

There is cross platform (iOS,Android) co-op multiplayer available to all players, which works great and is easy to use, even when playing against someone on a different OS. See More

Top Con

Contains in app purchases even though the game costs money already

Even though the game is already a paid title, there are additional, optional in-app purchases that can be used to make the game easier. See More

Specs

Genre:Action / Platformer

Top Pro

2 player local co-op that encourages teamwork

In 2 player co-op, each player has their own specific muffins they need to collect. These spawn in two at a time - one for each player. However, both players must get their muffin before new ones will appear. This means even after you collect your muffin, you'll have to help your teammate get theirs no matter what. It's a neat little mechanic that has you and a friend working together to navigate the map and kill enemies. See More

Top Pro

Interesting shapeshifting mechanic keeps gameplay fresh

Every time you collect a muffin when going through the various levels, your character transforms into a random creature. While every form can jump and run, each one has different abilities which will change up the gameplay. There's a frog who can attack from long range his tongue, a unicorn who uses rainbow bombs, an archer who shoots arrows, and many more. You never know what form you'll take when collecting a muffin, and since there's so many muffins to collect, you'll constantly be swapping forms and trying new things throughout the entire game. It's a neat mechanic that really keeps things from getting stale, and trying out all the different forms is both interesting and fun. See More

Top Pro

Stylish 3D graphics give a pleasant cartoony look

The graphics are presented in a 2D environment but are rendered in 3D, all with vibrant colors and detailing that makes the whole game look cartoony. It's a cheery and bright aesthetic that is pleasant to look at and play. See More

Top Pro

Great controls allow the game to be easily controlled on a touchscreen

For what can make or break every platformer in existence, Muffin Knight luckily has great controls for a mobile title. They are very responsive and running/jumping around each level is an overall smooth experience. See More

Top Pro

MOGA controller and Bluetooth keybinding support

Moga and Moga Pro controllers are supported. Additionally, you can use a bluetooth keyboard to map the controls if you prefer to play with a keyboard. See More

Doodle Army 2 : Mini Militia

Top Pro

Great fun whether playing co-op or versus

Fighting with and against other players in modes like capture the flag and team deathmatch is where this game really shines. There's so many different weapons to choose from and other fun gadgets to use like rocket boots, damage boosters, and shields. Using the rocket boots to fly over your opponents and dropping bombs on them from above or blasting them with a flamethrower never really loses its appeal. Thanks to all these fun ways to play, matches played through local Wi-Fi or internet are often fun and addictive. See More

Top Con

Single player mode isn't all that fun

Single player mode is mainly a tutorial that teaches you how to play, and you can only shoot so many robots before the whole thing starts to feel stale. While there are a variety of weapons and power ups like rocket boots which you can learn how to use, there's no real reason to play single player except to practice for the multiplayer matches. See More

Specs

Genre:Shooter / Action

Controller Support:No

Top Pro

Plenty of fun weapons and modes to choose from

Doodle Army 2 features a variety of different guns to use like shotguns and AK47s, as well as other weapons such as flamethrowers, machetes, and 3 types of grenades - stun, frag, and gas. All the different weapon types ensure that the multiplayer modes stay consistently fun by giving you plenty of ways to dispatch your opponents as you go head to head in team deathmatches, capture the flag, and other modes. See More

Top Con

Boring due to lack of story

The lack of any story means this is a decent game only due to its fun multiplayer content. See More

Top Pro

Easily played on low end devices, as the game is not that very demanding

Due to the cartoon graphics, the minimum requirements to play the game are very low. This means all lower-end devices can play with a smooth frame-rate. See More

Top Pro

Paid in-app purchase bonus for those that pay

The bonus pack gives the player new character customizations, weapons, new maps, etc. Though still, the free version is decent, if a bit short on content. See More

AdventureQuest 3D

Top Pro

Fun crafting system lets you get creative

AQ3D uses a crafting system called "fusion" which allows you to take any two items and fuse them together. For example, if you found a low level sword you've been enjoying but have since outleveled, you could combine it with a higher level weapon to increase its power and keep using it. This fusion can be done on most weapons and armor found anywhere in the game, letting you get really creative with your combinations and hold on to gear permanently. See More

Top Con

This game is still in Early Access

While some games have a very polished beta, there are still some rough edges in AdventureQuest 3D. Things aren't explained very well, and there doesn't seem to be a map yet. There isn't a way to adjust the camera sensitivity either. It has been in Early Access since 2016, and as of August 2018, it has not moved out of this phase. See More

MellowLluddLlawEraint's Experience

I love all the beautiful armors! See More

Specs

Top Pro

Flexible class sytem

One great thing about this game is that your character is never locked into a class. As long as you're out of combat, you are free to swap among the various classes including warrior, mage, guardian, and more. This means if you decide you don't like a particular class, you can swap to a new one without losing character levels or progress. See More

Top Con

Mobile compatibility holds back the graphics

While the figures and settings look nice, it does look like a mobile game even when on PC. There are many, many games with significantly better graphics. Figures look slightly blocky, and color gradients aren't always smooth. See More

Top Pro

Lag-free graphics

It allows people with lower end devices to play with a lag-free experience. See More

Top Con

Poor interface

The inventory is a scroll-through list that covers half the screen and takes a very long time to sort through. See More

Top Pro

Play co-op with your friends no matter what level they are

Thanks to a "sidekick" system, whenever you join a party with friends who are higher level, your character's level will be temporarily boosted. This allows you to enjoy dungeons and fight powerful bosses with your friends regardless of your character level. See More

Top Pro

Free to download and play

While there are in-app purchases to unlock certain areas/dungeons, classes, and extra bag space, the base game itself is completely free to download and play. You don't need to spend any money to get started. See More

Top Pro

Extremely Active Developers

AQ3D created by Artix has been in operation making games for almost 20 years, the AQ3D project whilst still in beta is being constantly developed and new updates are almost weekly. See More

Top Pro

Play with friends on different operating systems

Instead of simply tweaking the game to work on mobile, in AdventureQuest 3D you can actually play with others on different operating systems - you can be on your phone, and your friend on a desktop computer while you both raid together. See More

Top Pro

Fun writing style

The first character you meet in the open beta is Zorbak who sortof looks like an evil mouse. Some of the first dialogue you see goes like this: [Zorbak] POP Quiz! What's worse than a zombie eating your entire family? [You] WHAT!? Nothing is worse than that... [Zorbak] Oh yes there is! Tutorials! I Freaking hate tutorials!!! You know...the kind that force you to click the things for like the entire first hour of game play. Spits. But - good news! I found the guy responsible for making THOSE kind of tutorials...meh heh... [You] You did? [Zorbak] Yup. Found him, and pushed him right into that undead army's path. [You] what!? [Zorbak] I know. I know. No need for thanks. See More

Arena of Valor

Top Con

May feel unbalanced due to skill gaps

Because the game takes a large amount of skill to succeed and learn the nuances of each hero, it creates a large skill gap between players. It may seem like you're either crushing your opponents or being crushed by them. As a result, it can seem unbalanced or unfair to some. See More

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Plenty of versus and co-op game modes to choose from

There's 3v3 and 5v5 matches that include casual (unranked) matches, ranked matches, and matches vs. computer controlled opponents. Additionally there's also a training a mode where you can take all your newly unlocked heroes and practice with them before you participate in matches with other players. If you're in the mood to PvP, you can grab some friends for some team play against other teams. If you're not feeling too competitive, you can still play co-op vs. a bot team. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Requires skill

Some level of ability is needed to properly play your heroes. You will need to know how the heroes operate, what their special abilities do, and what they can counter. If you're looking for a game you can really dive into with your friends where real skill shines, this is a great choice. See More

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Characters are diverse and easy to unlock

There are around 40 unique heroes to choose from, each with their own unique abilities, strengths, weaknesses, and aesthetics. They are easily accessible as unlocking them doesn't require a big time investment or much grinding. There are daily rewards for simply logging in. Additionally, each day you complete 3 matches (win or lose), you unlock a new hero. See More

Top Pro

Finding people to play with is easy

Arena of Valor has over 50 million players worldwide, so finding people to play with and against is easy. See More

Modern Combat 5: Blackout

Top Con

Almost impossible without InApp-purchases

In the beginning the game is fun and good, but as you advance through the story IAPs will tempt you more and more. See More

Top Pro

Awesome account evolution.

I have all premium weapons and dont expense a dime for this. You drop parts of armors and weapons on free loot boxes every day! See More

Specs

Genre:First Person Shooter / Action

Top Con

Unlock chapters is almost impossible

For unlock new chapters you need credits. Ok, you can collect in game, but to farm free coins you must be very very patient cuz is too slow to get. MC5 e- sport is so cool, but have this sad point cuz the lore of game is pretty cool. See More

Clash of Clans

Top Con

Pay to progress

There's a lot of grind to reach the top levels of the game. Although paying never gives you an advantage over free players, it let's you get there sooner. See More

Top Pro

Fun slow paced incremental gameplay

For those looking for a casual game to play at a slow pace in small chunks, Clash of Clans has gameplay that fits that scenario quite well. Players slowly build up their base into a fortress by creating a building to contain within as well as walls to surround it. This all happens over time and can not be immediately done so is a game focused on being played throughout a day in small pieces over many months to years. Slowly but surely the time invested will lead to creating a large base that can take on other large opponents. See More

UnderstandingGilgamesh's Experience

"Although paying never gives you an advantage over free players it lets you get there sooner." - Pretending that getting from point A to point Z faster isn't an advantage... See More

Specs

Top Con

Too focused on in-app purchases

The game is heavily designed to get you to start paying for things by creating slow moving gameplay with wait timers and overpriced items. Only when players pay real money can the realistically move the gameplay along at an acceptable pace of that found in most paid upfront games. “Gems”, the game’s premium currency can be used to instantly acquire resources, build buildings, and recruit troops, meaning a high-paying user can get to top-tier buildings in a matter of hours, and seeing as this is a multiplayer game, this gives the paying player a huge advantage. See More

Top Pro

Simple and accessible

The game is very simple to play and available in more than 15 languages. See More

DeterminedNekhbet's Experience

It's a money spending oriented game which lacks entirely of any strategic or coop functions. See More

Top Con

Requires a network connection

Top Pro

Formulated to be very addictive

The whole design of the game was created around having the player come back to the game. Only through making a better and better base and units can one succeed and only through coming back to the game over and over again to upgrade these areas can one do that. It is the promise of success if you just do one more thing, and another, and another that creates the sense that at some point can the player really be "winning", which to many is a very fun feeling. See More

Ultima Online

DUAL!

Top Pro

Easy

Levente Bodnár's Experience

It is a really fun game for 2 See More

Top Pro

Different gamemodes

Fun game modes, including coop defense and versus battle. See More

Legion of Heroes

Top Con

Lag on older devices

Older devices can be caught up in lag due to this game's large size and demanding graphics. See More

Top Pro

Fun strategy based combat that works great on mobile

This is not a hack-and-slash title, when the player attacks an enemy, they are sent into a tile based strategy battle system. This system is a rather unique feature that feels right at home on mobile. See More

Specs

Controller Support:None

Top Con

Pay-to-win

Legion of Heroes is a pay-to-win game, meaning if you put money into it you have a distinct advantage. On top of that, every in-app purchase is crazy expensive. See More

Top Pro

Many character choices allows the player to role play to their liking

As the game progresses, the player is awarded with new characters and these can also be bought or hired in-game. This allows for vast customization and unique play experiences. See More

Top Pro

Created by an experienced studio, which shows in the games polished design

This game is created by Nexon-M which is an extension of Nexon. They have been running MMORPG's for a long time, so if their track record is anything to go on, this game will be supported with content updates for years to come. See More

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Tower of Chaos mode changes up the gameplay, for a good distraction

Turn based co-op vs CPU enemies allows the player to practice the game at their own leisure. It also is a great tool to break up any monotony of the general gameplay. See More

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