10 Best Android Games of September 2017

In September, many games, both free and paid, were released on Android soil. The quality of these is improving from year to year, so here’s our selection of not-to-be-missed games to get October off to a good start.

Terra War 2

If you are a fan of video games, the name Hironobu Sakaguchi should not be unknown to you. Its creator is indeed known as the father of the Final Fantasy series, the world’s most famous Japanese RPG licensee today. Adam has since founded the Mistwalker studio, which focuses mainly on mobile devices. The first Terra Battle was a huge success and prompted the studio to develop a sequel, which is now available on the Play Store! This new chapter has been redesigned to put more emphasis on the title’s heroic fantasy story, and offers much larger maps to battle on.

Don’t Starve: Shipwreck

Don’t Starve was one of the stellar indie games at launch, thanks to its gameplay that blends exploration and survival, and its highly enjoyable drawing-as-you-go design. Its porting to the mobile platform didn’t take away any of its appeal of course, but it took a while for the “Shipwrecked” extension to come out, especially since it’s been an iOS platform exclusive. This exclusivity is finally over, here it is in all its glory! The universe changes a bit, but the principle remains the same: survive as long as possible by setting up your camp as well as hunting.

pokemon lodge

Not all games are made for top players trained in the demonic precision of a MegaMan or a Castlevania. On mobile, minors are entitled to their titles too, but why not give them the stick in some parental licenses? If you’re in your thirties, Pokémon may have rocked your childhood. And with the Pokémon Pavilion, you can have Pikachu, Squirtle, and all the other little Gamefreak creatures accompany your toddler. The title combines very simple little games with catching Pokémon and also offers little stories to soothe the spirits.

The Walking Dead: March to War

Based on the comics (once) rather than the TV show adaptation, “March to War” adapts the “On the path of war” cycle into a strategy game where you will be asked to build your castle on a huge map. Defend it against zombie invasions as well as other players. The game remains scripted and lets you recruit non-player characters to both build your base and meet key characters from the comics. Once your base is strong enough, you can attack other players online. All pretty much considered, but the Walking Dead return adds some freshness to the formula.

Prandis World

All of the free-to-play MMORPGs that were previously designed mostly for PCs have gradually moved to mobile platforms. World of Prandis is one of the last cases in this state that was previously available on PC. Still in beta, this game doesn’t lack charm, letting you take control of tiny “chibi” style avatars to face the biggest dungeons in its universe. However, it is certain that eventually an online store will be integrated: enjoy the beta version as long as possible, even if that store does not prevent the game from being downloaded for free.

Victory Codex

Strategy games abound on mobile, but few bring back good memories of turn-based RTS from the good old days. Codex of Victory is one of them, adopting a gameplay somewhat reminiscent of StarCraft or Command and Conquer. Adds to this a second underground base management mechanic reminiscent of Fallout Shelter. It must be said that the graphics in the cel-shading add a little cartoony side to the whole, which is very pleasing to the eye and well done. Urgently to test!

Stormbound: Kingdom Wars

This isn’t Kongregate’s first mobile game, and it’s proving its talent once again with Stormbound. Here the gameplay is not the most innovative: the game offers you to build a deck of cards to face your opponent on a 4×5 grid. The cards played, the possible combos and the placement of your units will of course have an impact on your victory or defeat. But we notice this new title especially for its graphics from all angles.

Iron Marines

After the hit Kingdom Rush series, Ironhide Game studio moves into space opera with Iron Marines, a real-time strategy game that lets you defend many different planets across the galaxy. The game will be more classified in the tower defense ranks, but on the very active side of the spectrum. It offers 14 campaign missions as well as missions made just to increase your points.

Gemini

Gemini is another puzzle game that relies heavily on its atmosphere. The game has been around for a while, but since it’s been available on Android recently, it has garnered plenty of accolades elsewhere. You take control of a small star by encountering another star and you will have to solve some puzzles. Gemini is simply awesome and it’s one of those must-do experiences on mobile at least once to be able to talk to your friends at the company.

Life on Mars Remake

Remember the hours spent studying the Castlevania map from start to finish? Do you miss some good Metroid gameplay, especially when a remake was released on the Nintendo 3DS recently? Maybe Life on Mars Remake will catch your attention! This is a 16-bit version of the game of the same name originally released on MSX2, and puts you in the shoes of a soldier sent to a colony on Mars to reconnect with a colony that has long shown no signs of life. time. You guessed it: not everything went as planned. For the most demanding, Bluetooth controllers have been supported since the last update of the title to find exactly the feel of the past.