What are the best free 3D offline Android games with acceptable graphics?

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Best free 3D offline Android games with acceptable graphics	Price	Genre	Co-Op
91 Galaxy On Fire 2 HD	-	Arcade / Action / Sci-fi	8 Player Online
-- Mount & Blade : Warband	$19.99	Action-RPG, Strategy, Simulation	Action-RPG, Strategy, Simulation
-- Exiles Zero	-	–	–
-- N.O.V.A. 3: Freedom Edition	-	–	–
-- Asphalt 8: Airborne	-	–	–

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Mount & Blade : Warband

Top Pro

Deep economy aspects

Buying and selling items in the single player game can be deeply rewarding but will take a lot of time to learn the ins and outs in order to maximize profit. See More

Top Con

Repetitive quests

Most of the quests you'll be taking will be repeated over and over, like "take out this bandit hide-out", "scout out these villages", or even super boring ones like "Follow me, the marshal, until our campaign has ended". It does get repetitive and boring when these quests are done over and over. See More

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Genre:Action-RPG, Strategy, Simulation

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Platforms:PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Android, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Macintosh operating systems

Publisher:TaleWorlds Entertainment, Ravenscourt Games

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Top Pro

Have your own army to command into battle

You can build up your own army and command them into battle, Total War-style, only with you leading directly and taking place in the battle. There are tons of different commands for you to give out to your army. See More

Top Con

No real story

The game does not have any real story, there is some semblance of a story early in the beginning of the game, with you choosing to possibly help out a merchant, but after that, there is no real story, you basically make your own destiny, but there is no set story that the game gives you, and therefore, there is no real narrative. See More

Top Pro

Impressive & realistic Combat system

The game has one of the most realistic medieval combat systems ever, and it flows very well. There are different ways to control swordplay as well as archery, blocks are done using the mouse and moving it in the direction of the enemy's weapon and clicking the right mouse button. Archery is very realistic is well and there is always a sense of accomplishment when you kill or even hit a target. See More

Top Con

Subpar graphics

Definitely not one of the best looking games out there, and age is not helping it either. See More

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The BEST Mounted Combat of any game

Yes, this game has, hands down, the best mounted combat of all time, riding across the battlefield on your mighty steed and felling an enemy is one of the best feelings. All weapons work on horseback, barring very heavy crossbows, and they are all fun. There's your traditional jousting with a lance in tournaments, but you can also use a greatsword, a sword and shield, a bardiche. With mounted combat like this, other games with mounted combat will seem completely obsolete. See More

Top Con

Brutal and unforgiving

You get captured, and that is it, your entire army is gone completely, you will lose all your gold, and a lot of the companions you had, you may even lose some of your inventory or equipment, this is especially bad when you play under the "Realistic" save settings, as the game automatically saves after every event, which means you've lost everything and there is nothing you can do about it. See More

Top Pro

Realistic weapons and armour

The armour and weapons are based off real life weapons and armour. See More

Top Con

Music is repetitive and boring

You will quickly get tired of the music, there is no real WOW factor songs in there, it's all passable at best. See More

Top Pro

Endless quests

Yes, you heard me right, now, while the quests may be repetitive, there are TONS of them, and this game does not run out of quests... EVER. You could be playing this game for over 100 real life years and still have quests. They are all set quests, but there will always be lords that need help, guild masters that will give you tasks, farmers that need their village saved. The quests do not run out, and you'll be happy knowing that you'll still have as much quests to do as when you started. See More

Top Con

Horseback Archery is difficult

Doing archery on horseback is very difficult to pull off, not impossible, just very difficult, the realism is appreciated, though it's a bit too hard to hit a target when riding a horse. See More

Top Pro

Old but gold

This is an old game, but it's also a very, very good one. See More

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Deep RPG mechanics

There are so many deep rpg mechanics in this game it's insane, you can level up with tons of different skills, improve weapon proficiency, as well as basic stats. There's also buying new weapons and armor, horses, etc. You can also upgrade your companion's skills, their weapons and armor, and their stats as well as weapon proficiencies. Basic infantry can also be upgraded to higher positions, upgrading them with better weapons and armor, as well as increasing their skills. There's also a morale system in place when you need to keep all troops happy, make sure you're well stocked with different varieties of food, etc. See More

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Tons of amazing mods

There are hundreds of mods for Warband for singleplayer AND multiplayer, including full conversions, more choices, better diplomacy, new modes, weapon mods, and more. See More

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Incredible realism

While you go about your life in the game, you'll see little tabs on the side and be updated about the state of the world, even about stuff you aren't involved in, you'll see who is fighting who, who is at war, who won and lost a battle, who won a tournament. You can be attacked by anyone at any moment while traveling throughout the world, having a small, or big army can determine whether or not the enemy sees you as a threat. It feels like a very believable world. See More

Top Pro

Tons of stuff to do

This game is a medieval enthusiast's dream, you can build up a huge army and fight for yourself, become king, be a vassal for a king, choose to be a wandering tournament fighter, a wandering fighter who takes down bandits, a bandit pillaging villages as they see fit, you can get married, and even get involved more deeply into the politics of the world. You can even join a group of rebels to try and overthrow a king, they will, in turn, then be the king of their respective realm. You can go to taverns, and feasts, as well as set up your own feasts after getting married. You can build your own mills, velvet factories, etc, and be a wandering merchant. You can even be a slaver if you wanted to, whenever you defeat bandits or others, you can capture them and sell them to random brokers, which gives you money. The possibilities are endless. See More

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Very interesting companion characters

The companion characters are relatively interesting, from the ever hilarious Rolf, to the sad story of Deshavi, they all have their own quirks that make them interesting and a joy to have on your team, they'll interact with other companions, both in good ways and bad ways, and they'll even comment on their homeland when you ride near it. You even have the option of making every single companion a lord should you wish it. See More

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Being able to make your own personal backstory

Before the game even starts you get to choose every little bit of your character's backstory, are you a noble who was forced out of their home and thus started your journey? Or... are you a street urchin who wanted to see the world? You get to craft every meticulous detail, including who your father and family were, who you were as a child, etc. It's very interesting and can get you invested in your character. See More

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Deep character customization

There are some missteps in the character customization, but for the most part it's pretty extensive, you can customize your character's entire face structure. See More

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Multiplayer

Multiplayer is a part of M&B with Warband and allows for battles as large as 200+ players with tons of different class choices for each player, making for a varied online battle each time. There are also different modes and maps. Warband has a very innovative feature in it's multiplayer that lets you create your own character and have just as much freedom over their customization as you do in single-player! See More

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Exiles Zero

Top Con

Short story

The game can be finished within a few hours, and it just feels like it never gets a due ending. See More

Top Pro

Zero in-app purchases

There are no IAPs in the game, everything is given to the user at no cost, though there are advertisements in this version. See More

Top Con

Huge emptyness

Although some dungeons are a little smaller, most areas are just huge, with almost nothing in them, but a few creatures. And although the game does let you use vehicles, the lack of maps, NPC's in towns, and huge empty areas just give a feeling of wandering in barren deserts. See More

Top Pro

Open World

You are free to roam where you want, and when you want at your own hearts whim... although the choice of locations you can actually go to are very small. However, a free 3d open world rpg game for Android is a thing to behold as of now. See More

Top Con

Lack Of weapons and character-types

Although Exiles Zero is an open world game, there are but a handful of weapons, and you can only select the soldier class. See More

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N.O.V.A. 3: Freedom Edition

Top Pro

Not in-app-purchase oriented

You can play through the whole game without feeling that you are missing anything. See More

Top Con

Occasional lag

On lower-end devices, due to the extensive lighting and high resolution graphics, the game can lag and suffers from occasional framerate drops. This is only a problem on older devices, though. See More

Top Pro

Available in "HD" and "standard" visual settings

There are HD and SD settings so that any device can play this game, be it an older device with low specs or a high end device. See More

Top Con

Not playable in 2018

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Top Pro

Great story line

Although the fps style is not always very flashy when it comes to story lines, Nova 3's interesting story line comes as a pleasent surprise, even if it does not grant the user any choices. See More

Top Con

No gamepad support

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Great multiplayer

Multiplayer is fun, active, relatively balanced, albeit challenging to newcomers. See More

Top Con

Gets very hard

The more you progress in the game, the harder it gets. Although some people enjoy the challenge, many others just stop trying and give up. See More

Top Pro

Easy to control

The control layout and sensitivity is adjustable for your optimal gaming experience. See More

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Tons of replay value

The missions are fun, and by completing missions and earning credits, you can unlock new weapons and upgrade abilities in single-player, leading to a great amount of replay value. See More

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Asphalt 8: Airborne

Top Con

Pacing is set to push players to spend money on in app purchases

The way that Asphalt 8: Airborne progresses is clearly to push players into spending real money to advance in the game, making the game pay to play. See More

Top Pro

Beautiful graphics

Often used to benchmark phones, this game has pretty amazing graphics, from particle systems to filters, the eye candy is pretty decent. See More

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Manual graphics settings

Asphalt 8: Airborne has built in graphics settings that can be set in game allowing one to set what is best for their device depending on how powerful it is. See More

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Good controller support

Asphalt 8 supports MOGA, Nvidia and HID controllers making for a game that supports a wide selection of controllers, so anyone is covered. See More

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The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt

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Real world

Although the fastest way to get around is to use a 2d map, if you wish to do so, you can jump in a ship and sail to any location in 3d. The whole map is seamless, and contained in one scene. The game even encourages the players to do so by adding hidden docks at strategic locations, giving a sum of money to the player when the ports are found. And by putting ship wrecks with treasure island maps, wich can only be reached in open world. See More

Top Con

Can get boring

Although there is allot to do in this game, once you have tried it all, and own the biggest ship, there is nothing very exiting left. See More

Top Pro

Completely open world

The main goal is definitely to battle ships, but you can do anything your heart desires from building farms and taverns in your ports, to attacking ports for a ransom, and rolling dice aggainst an AI for money. See More

Top Pro

Great game mechanics

From raising or lowering sails too maneuver faster and boarding ships with your crew, to transporting people from port to port and finding survivors out in the sea, this game packs a solid punch when it comes to various ways of doing the same thing. It adds logical complications to normal tasks, such as wind, and not being able to sail up against it. All in all, even if there is so much stuff to worry about, the experience is very enjoyable, and filled with surprises. See More

Top Pro

Good graphics

Although it does not have the best graphics out there, the game deffinetly looks nice compaired to many others, and is well optimised; wich means it can run on even budget devices. See More

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Edge of Tomorrow

Top Pro

Small size for amazing graphics

Coming in at around 90mb, you can pretty much download it at your local McDonalds, and still enjoy great eye candy. Although the textures are not that amazing, the helicopters falling from the sky, and the missiles falling every where just make the whole thing feel epic. See More

Top Con

Extremely short

It takes about 8 minutes to complete the game. And the only advancement is unlocking a few weapons. See More

Top Pro

Completely free

While a short game, it is completely free, so there is no real reason not to try it to see if it appeals. See More

Top Con

Not optimised

Although its relatively small, the lack of optimization means any device that scores 52 000 or bellow on antutu (~galaxy s5 power) should experience at least a little lag. See More

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Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth

Top Pro

Solid classic JRPG elements

The game features classic JRPG turn-based combat, dungeon crawling, random enemy encounters, and customizable party members (Digital Monsters). See More

Top Con

No English Dub

The game is fully voiced in Japanese, providing only English subtitles. The lack of English voice-overs may be a turn off for some people. See More

Top Pro

It appeals to a more mature audience than the Digimon of the past

Digimon Cyber Sleuth was made with a bit darker of a story, in an attempt to appeal to more mature audiences. Suffice it to say that it was brilliantly done, and will leave you wanting more. The game takes place in a cyber world - think something like Second Life, and sets you up as a Cyber Sleuth - a person whose job is investigating cyber related crimes in the world, as hackers have been taking over and causing real-world problems, including comas and death. See More

Top Pro

There's a lot strategy in the digivolving system

Digivolving your partners in this game will send them straight back to level 1. So, there are quite a few things to take into consideration when making the decision to digivolve or not. Are you at a point in the game where you can spend some time powering up? Do you have any looming major encounters ahead of you? Things like this become very important. See More

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Stormblades

Top Pro

Casual stripped down gameplay

For those looking for a nice looking game that is geared more towards casual players Stormblades is a good choice as the gameplay is very straightforward in that the game is very linear, leaving little to user choice. See More

Top Con

Can be difficult to tell what is going on

Indicators that pop up in the game that signal when to use a powerful strike can often be difficult to see due to the frantic swiping from the gameplay, thumbs can be in the way too easily. See More

Top Pro

Free-to-play done well

there are no wait timers in the game, no second or third currency either. The whole game can be played for free with little roadblocks as the in-app-purchases are used for "essence" (the in game currency) which can purchase health potions, even though the game allows you to earn enough by little repetition. See More

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Heroes Reborn: Enigma

Top Pro

No paywall

There are no necessary or incredibly useful app purchases to slow you down, just clean puzzles with the features you have. Although there are ads online, the game can be played entirely offline, and Google Play achievements can be synced once the game is completed. See More

Top Con

The game has some clichés

A human with extraordinary powers, an abusive scientist that uses someone dear to the main character to make him do what he wants, buttons and never-ending room puzzles... This has all been used a lot before. See More

Top Pro

Full voice acting

Many android games have boring text scrolls, or only partial voice acting, but Heroes Enigma has complete voice acting all the way through. See More

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Puzzle game that knows how to keep the player interested

Puzzle games can get quite boring, but Heroes Enigma keeps you interested with a voice acted narrative, interesting animation clips, and good graphics. See More

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