Category: Android

Eternity Warriors 4

Eternity Warriors 4 is a free-to-play mobile action RPG that leans hard into classic hack-and-slash dungeon crawling, fast runs through stage-based missions, and constant gear hunting. It delivers sharp 3D visuals and responsive combat across a lengthy campaign, then extends the loop with asynchronous PVP and repeatable challenge modes. The catch is that progression is tightly tied to your Power Score, so difficulty spikes can push players toward grinding, or toward the cash shop, depending on patience.

Publisher: Glu
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: September 23, 2015
Pros: +Impressive visuals for a mobile ARPG. +Responsive, satisfying real-time combat. +Simple to learn and easy to jump into.
Cons: -Mission loop can feel samey over time. -Pay-to-win pressure, especially around progression. –Difficulty ramps up abruptly. –Occasional pop-up advertising.

Kritika: The White Knights

Kritika: The White Knights is a free-to-play mobile action RPG built around short, stage-driven dungeons and flashy, combo-heavy hack-and-slash combat. It aims for a console-like feel on touch controls, pairing anime-styled 3D visuals with quick skills, enemy juggling, and a constant loop of upgrading gear through fusing, transmuting, enhancing, and crafting. Alongside the main campaign stages, it offers multiple survival-focused modes for farming and an asynchronous, automated take on PVP.

Publisher: GAMEVIL
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: July 15, 2014
Pros: +Sharp, high-end visuals for a mobile title. +Responsive, combo-friendly action combat. +Approachable, stage-based sessions. +Satisfying gear fusion and upgrade loops.
Cons: -Core loop can become grindy over time. -Monetization can offer power advantages. –PVP is largely hands-off and automated.

Order and Chaos 2

Order & Chaos 2: Redemption is a free-to-play fantasy MMORPG built specifically for phones and tablets, offering a surprisingly large open world, strong visuals for a mobile title, touch-friendly tab-target combat with a more active feel, a massive quest count, and a full loop of dungeons, crafting, upgrades, and social play.

Publisher: Gameloft
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile MMORPG
Release Date: September 16, 2015
Pros: +Impressive visuals for mobile. +Big seamless world to explore. +Solid questing and dungeon variety. +Meaningful crafting and gear upgrades.
Cons: -Can feel grindy and samey over time. -Monetization can tilt competition. -No cross-platform servers.

Dynasty War

Dynasty War is a mobile strategy MMO that draws on the Three Kingdoms era of ancient China, letting players align with Wei, Shu, or Wu. Its core loop revolves around expanding a home base, managing resources, and launching raids where unit placement and timing decide whether you walk away with loot or leave empty-handed.

Publisher: NGames
Playerbase: Medium
Type: City-Building/Strategy
Release Date: July 7, 2015
Pros: +Thoughtful raid battles with real tactical choices. +A large roster of collectible heroes to build around. +Clean visuals for a mobile strategy MMO.
Cons: -Monetization can create power gaps. -Voice work is inconsistent and often unconvincing.

Vikings: War of Clans

Vikings: War of Clans is a strategy MMO that drops you into a Norse-themed world where you lead a growing settlement as its Jarl. Your day-to-day play revolves around expanding a fortified town, gathering and spending resources efficiently, and turning that economy into an army that can compete on a persistent world map. It is built around clan play and competitive rankings, so long-term progress is closely tied to alliances, coordinated wars, and keeping pace with an active server.

Publisher: Plarium
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile / PC MMORTS
Release Date: August 15, 2015
Pros: +Striking visuals and strong art direction. +Satisfying blend of hero progression and RTS-style planning. +Polished presentation and feature set.
Cons: -Noticeable pay-to-win pressure in competitive play.

Tactile Wars

Tactile Wars is a mobile-focused online strategy game that blends base defense with quick, hands-on battles. It wraps familiar “build a layout, protect your loot, raid other players” ideas in a playful paint-and-toy-soldier presentation, then adds direct troop control, formation drawing, and faction-based color warfare to keep matches feeling more active than a typical set-and-forget attack.

Publisher: Ankama Mobile
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile Strategy
Release Date: August 14, 2015
Pros: +Fast, tactical battles with direct control. +Strong base layout and customization options. +Plenty of traps, defenses, and upgrades to work toward.
Cons: -Can feel repetitive over longer sessions.

RPG MO

RPG MO channels the spirit of classic RPGs with a simple pixel look and a surprisingly large world built around steady progression. You can develop a melee-focused fighter, lean into spellcasting for ranged damage, or largely ignore combat and play the economy by gathering materials and crafting gear to sell. It is a straightforward, grind-friendly MMORPG that rewards routine and long-term goals more than cinematic storytelling.

Publisher: Marxnet
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: July 18, 2012
Pros: +Classic retro presentation. +Flexible stance-based progression. +Deep gathering and crafting loop.
Cons: -Minimal story direction. –Combat feels static. –Sparse animations. -Significant grind required to advance.

Grepolis

Grepolis is a free-to-play, browser-based strategy MMO with an Ancient Greece theme, and it also has iOS and Android versions for playing on the go. You start with a single polis, then expand by upgrading production buildings, balancing resources, and raising an army and navy, while interacting with surrounding villages for steady income and growth. As your influence spreads across islands, the long-term loop becomes managing multiple cities through colonization or by taking territory from other players, which is where the MMO strategy and diplomacy really come into focus.

Publisher: InnoGames
Playerbase: High
Type: Browser/Mobile MMORTS
Release Date: December 8, 2009
Pros: +Multiple cities to manage and specialize. +Both naval and ground warfare. +Lively, competitive community.
Cons: -Premium advantages can feel pay-to-win. -Chat and social UI feel dated. -Visuals are serviceable but not impressive.

Angel Stone

Angel Stone is a free-to-play mobile dungeon-crawling action RPG built around quick, stage-based runs, flashy 3D visuals, and a grim, end-of-the-world fantasy backdrop. It mixes tap-to-move combat with simple gesture inputs for skills, then layers in an unusual pre-stage “route planning” mechanic that affects what fights and rewards you encounter. Between solo progression, real-time co-op, and competitive modes, it aims to deliver a Diablo-like loop in short sessions that fit mobile play.

Publisher: Fincon
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: July 30, 2015
Pros: +Sharp, high-end 3D visuals for a mobile ARPG. +Bleak dark-fantasy atmosphere and creature design. +Route-drawing stage system adds a light tactical layer. +Tap and swipe controls feel approachable on touchscreens.
Cons: -Automation options can reduce engagement early on. -Energy limits how long you can run stages in a single stretch.

Clash of Clans

Clash of Clans is an isometric strategy and village-building game built around a simple loop, gather resources, expand your settlement, train troops, then test your layout and army in battles. You can push through a light single-player campaign against goblin bases, but the real hook is raiding other players for loot and joining a clan for coordinated wars. It is easy to learn, quick to check in on, and surprisingly tactical once you start thinking about base design and troop deployment.

Publisher: Supercell
Playerbase: High
Type: City-Building/Strategy
Release Date: August 2, 2012 (iOS)/October 7, 2013 (Android)
Pros:+High production value and clean UI. +Rewarding base-building and battle tactics. +Strong clan and war-focused multiplayer.
Cons: -Progress can feel pay-to-skip due to in-app purchases. -Farming resources and timers can become repetitive.