Mobile games increasingly require an internet connection, whether to verify licenses, sync progress, or provide online functionality. However, if there is no coverage or available data Whether you’re traveling, in rural areas, or even abroad, it’s still possible to enjoy great titles without being connected.
Google Play and app stores offer a wide range of games that work offline, from classic arcade games and action-adventures to simulators, racing, role-playing games and casual challenges.
In this guide, we’ll introduce a variety of ideal options to help you entertain yourself anytime, anywhere without worrying about signal or data consumption. Below we classify the recommended titles into different categories to make it easier to choose the perfect game according to each user’s tastes and context of use.
- Crossy Road: In the spirit of the classic Frogger, challenge yourself to cross roads and rivers while controlling friendly characters while avoiding obstacles. If the player takes too long, they will be caught by an eagle, increasing the difficulty and addiction as new characters need to be unlocked.
- Angry Birds 2: It’s about recovering stolen eggs by facing off against green pigs in multi-stage levels, strategically choosing the bird and using special abilities, magic and bosses to add variety and challenge to the classic slingshot formula.
- Fruit Ninja: It allows you to demonstrate reflexes by cutting fruits thrown in the air, dodging bombs and using combos to increase your score. Offers different modes (Classic, Zen, Arcade) and improvements to improve the gaming experience.
- Pureya: A collection of mini-games whose challenges change every 10 seconds. Simple and dynamic controls to avoid obstacles and collect marbles that then unlock further levels, music and visuals.
- Dead cells: This action-platformer roguevania explores a changing island with eternal death and progression based on unlockable upgrades, encouraging strategy and repetition.
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: CJ must regain his family and control his neighborhood while facing mafias and police corruption in an open world full of opportunity and action.
- Into the Dead 2: The goal is to traverse landscapes affected by pollutants Zombies to save the family. The player automatically runs, dodges enemies, shoots and upgrades weapons while facing various endings and challenges.
- CSR Racing 2: Drag racing simulation with licensed luxury cars. Gear shifting reflexes and personalized vehicle set-up are rewarded for success in story modes and daily events.
- Does not commute: A mix of puzzle and strategy, where each car the player drives represents a “trap” for the next, requiring memory and foresight to avoid the street chaos in a 70s city.
- Alto’s Adventure: Endless snowboarding game in beautiful snowy landscapes where rescuing llamas, performing tricks and overcoming obstacles is relaxing and addictive.
- Candy Crush Saga: It proposes arranging candies on boards to overcome objectives, create special combinations and use power-ups in an addictive and colorful puzzle experience.
- Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games: Comic mini-games inspired by Olympic sports in which characters must avoid absurd deaths and achieve the highest score, promoting safety with humor.
- Nuclear bunker: The player acts as the overseer of a post-apocalyptic bunker, managing resources, expanding facilities, and ensuring the happiness and survival of its residents.
- Plague Inc: A strategy challenge where you develop a pathogen to wipe out humanity before scientists develop a cure, adapting tactics and skills as the game progresses.
- The Sims FreePlay: The mobile version of the popular saga that lets you create Sims, raise families, build houses and achieve long-term goals in a world that evolves in real time.
- Stardew Valley: The user inherits a neglected farm and must restore it by combining country life with socializing, fishing, mining, and attending festivals open adventure and relaxing.
- Evoland: Adventure and role-playing game that traverses the history of video games, unlocking graphics and mechanics from the black and white classics to modern 3D and paying homage to the great sagas of the genre.
- Shattered Pixel Dungeon: Free and open source roguelike with randomly generated dungeons, high difficulty and permadeath. It requires planning and resource management with increasingly diverse challenges.
- Magic rampage: A retro platform RPG with modern elements that focuses on exploring dungeons, fighting enemies, customizing characters and trying out survival and PvP modes.
- Slugterra: Slug It Out 2: Based on the animated series, it combines snail collecting and evolving with turn-based combat and an exploration story, perfect for fans of tactical action and the Underterrain universe.
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