Top 10 Android Games Offline To Enjoy When Far From Home

The top 10 android games offline in every major genre

7. Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle.

Friday the 13th is a horror-puzzle game with a ton of gore and a fun premise. You play as Jason Vorhees and you slaughter your way across over 100 levels. You must slaughter all of the people while avoiding the cops, traps, land mines, and, strangely enough, rotary telephones. It’s a fun action-arcade style experience with some horror and gore elements. We definitely don’t recommend this one to kids, but you can play it offline and it’s a good game.

8. Hooky Crook.

Hooky Crook is one of the newer offline games. It’s an action-platformer with some puzzle elements. You control a cat burglar and it’s also a cat. You use swipe gestures to sling the cat around while avoiding obstacles and bad guys. Players win when they reach the end of the level. The game features 84 levels, simple controls, kid-friendly content, and leaderboards. The leaderboards won’t update while offline. However, the offline mode does work quite well with this game. It’s a decent little time killer and it’s also relatively inexpensive. The developers also promise more levels in future updates. We hope they follow through.

9. Kingdom Rush

Kingdom Rush Vengeance is another outstanding tower defense game from 2018. This is the latest game in the popular Kingdom Rush series and it plays like its predecessors. You set up towers and heroes along a path to defeat all of the bad guys. The game features a bunch of towers, 16 stages, 35 bad guys, 30 upgrades, and over 50 achievements. Yes, it also plays offline if you need it to. The base game goes for $4.99. There are optional in-app purchases for items to help you win various matches. There is no online multiplayer mode, though, so it’s not pay-to-win. It is exceptionally challenging, though.

10. NBA Jam

NBA Jam is probably the best arcade sports game right now. It features two-on-two basketball. The rules are rather relaxed as well. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. The graphics aren’t amazing, but they are passable. The mechanics are mostly arcade style basketball. Thus, they are simple enough for a good mobile experience. It features local and online multiplayer, controller support, and more. The game also has a campaign mode to play through. You even get Android TV support along with support for hardware controllers. There is a lot here for $4.99. It also has no in-app purchases.

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