You know those cell phone games that if you try it once it’s hard to stop? Yeah. In this article we put together several of them. Puzzle, strategy, arcade and etc. The only thing these games have in common is the ability to make you spend hours and hours on end.
Check out the 10 most addictive games for Android below!
1. Candy Crush Saga
Candy Crush is possibly the most addictive game series ever made for cell phones. The Match 3-style puzzle, in which you have to put three identical pieces together to destroy them, is so successful that it is difficult to find someone who has a smartphone and does not know the game.
Altogether, Candy Crush already has 4 titles: Candy Crush Saga, Soda Saga, Jelly Saga and Friends Saga, each with thousands of levels and periodic content updates.
In addition to being extremely fun, Candy Crush is a simple game that can (and is) played by people of all ages. This, coupled with the rewards system that rewards your progress and daily access makes the game a perfect pastime.
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2. Helix Jump
Helix Jump is a super simple arcade in which you only need to control the trajectory of a ball so that it passes between the platforms. It is. You only move left and right.
Despite the graphics and simple gameplay, Helix Jump holds players with its interesting physics and the challenge of getting through the levels. A progress bar at the top of the screen shows exactly how much you have to complete an internship, so you always know when you fail with 1 or 2 obstacles to victory.
Although the initial levels are easy, as you progress through Helix Jump the levels become quite challenging, which only increases the level of satisfaction when you pass. Perhaps the only downside of the game is the amount of advertising that appears between the levels.
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3. Skiddy Car
Another extremely simple game. Here you take control of a cart that only needs to reach the end of the route without falling into the abyss. The controls couldn't be easier: you just need to touch the screen to turn the car around. When you let go, the car goes straight.
Undoubtedly the great differential of Skiddy Car is the physics of the cart. Even with the simple controls you feel that all the turns, skids and jumps make sense. Over time you learn to reconcile the car's weight and speed and discover that at the most advanced levels, everything is decided in the smallest details possible.
Regarding the content, it is not known for sure how many levels there are in Skiddy Car (there is no news of someone who has completed the game), but there are at least 250. There are also dozens of cars to be unlocked, but all are purely cosmetics and their attributes remain the same.
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4. Slither.io
Slither.io is the famous snake game of the smartphone era. In it you control a snake that needs to eat dots of light to grow. It turns out that you need to share the scene with other players' snakes, and whoever touches the opponent dies.
Slither.io is a simple game, but not as much as it looks. There is a mechanic in which you change your snake's length for speed. This strategy is essential to be able to escape from cornering situations, or to force opponents to crash into you.
Despite having the option to play against bots, Slither.io is much more fun in multiplayer mode, because, while competing with other players, you also seek to beat your record length.
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5. Pokémon GO
The Pokémon's innovative augmented reality phenomenon could not be missing from that list. With its mechanics that require the player to leave the house to play, there is no way to spend little time in that game.
With Pokémon GO, players need to leave home to hunt pokémons and purchase items in pokéstops. In fact, these stops have a recharge time until they can be used again, which makes players wait in place or come back in a short time.
Pokémon GO was an absurd success at launch and continues to receive updates today. Since then, the game has several new mechanics, as well as new generations of Pokémon, items, etc.
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6. Clash of Clans
Another Supercell game. Clash of Clans has many elements similar to Clash Royale, but it is a strategy game for building and managing villages, and the goal is to evolve your units and buildings to attack and defend from other players' villages.
Just like in Clash Royale, Clash of Clans has the perfect addictive formula. There are many rewards and achievements that can be gained by playing a lot. Another point in common between the games is that Clash of Clans also already has professional championships around the world.
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7. Clash Royale
Clash Royale is one of the phenomena created by Supercell, an expert in producing addictive games. Of that, the company not only created something that holds the player, but also a totally innovative title.
Clash Royale is an innovative strategy card game that mixes elements of MOBA and Tower Defense. The game is so well done that there are even professional championships with prizes of thousands of dollars.
Being from Supercell, Clash Royale has a perfect pace to keep players trapped. It is, at the same time, challenging to progress in the ranks, but it also distributes prizes, rewards and achievements in the right measure to keep players accessing every day.
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8. Brawl Stars
That's it, another Supercell game. IS. Brawl Stars is the lightest and most casual battle royale at the moment. Unlike other games in the genre, Brawl Stars has super short matches (about 2 minutes), so while you don't feel stuck in a long game that you may or may not win, you can't stop playing one after the other.
Brawl Stars has many mechanics to keep players active. First, there are many Brawlers (characters) to be unlocked, and it takes quite a while. Second, each Brawler you have needs to be upgraded, so you'll want to reach the maximum level with each one. Third, during the day new battle options appear to reward players, so you'll want to access the game a few times a day.
Brawl Stars is one of the most successful games of the moment due to the attention it receives from the developers. Content updates and balancing are constant, which keeps the community very active and engaged.
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9. PUBG Mobile
Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Mobile is the mobile version of one of the biggest hits in battle royales in the world. Although not as popular as Free Fire in Brazil, the title is widely recognized in the world and has an absurdly large community.
Like any battle royale, PUBG Mobile matches take place on an island where the player must eliminate the others until he is the last one alive. Unlike Free Fire, for example, PUBG has longer matches (with 100 players), and is usually much more tactical.
PUBG Mobile receives constant updates that try to keep the game as close as possible to the PC version. Despite always being behind the original version, the game offers the whole PUBG experience and leaves nothing to be desired.
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10. Free Fire
How to talk about addiction and not talk about Free Fire? The most successful battle royale in Brazil seems to only increase in popularity since its launch. With all the classic mechanics of the genre and lighter graphics, the game is able to serve a larger audience than other simulated games.
In addition to the possibility of being run on weaker devices, Free Fire differs from other battle royales due to its shorter matches. That way, players feel they can take more risks (and have more fun), instead of adopting defensive strategies to try to win a long game.
Free Fire also has constant balancing and content updates. New modes are added with some frequency, even if temporarily.
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