Mobile gaming has definitely come a long way since its conception. From gaming on Nokia feature phones to handheld console gaming of the present, gaming on-the-go has been a proven as an engaging interactive platform for gamers, not to mention a rather lucrative space for developers. The Android platform isn't left out of it, as mass titles of different varieties rise up from left to right. The statement alone would make it difficult to choose a specific title that gamers can waste away with during the subway rides or plane flights. As such, here are five-time killer apps tailored for the pocket gamer.
Price: Free
Summoner's War is a mobile MMORPG that combines an enormous monster collection compendium, a complex battle system and PVP elements. Its user-friendly game mechanics is a huge draw for the game, with automatic support giving its players a nice touch of convenience to help with the grind fest chore. Coupled in with an event storyline and monster raising, Summoner's War offers an almost infinite playfest.
2. Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft
Price: Free
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft was an instant hit when it was released in the Google Play Store. It allowed its massive user base to play through countless hours of card battles and increase their ranks even while they're on the move, enough said.
3. Tap Titans
Price: Free
For players that are addicted to tapping at touch screens, Tap Titans is the game to download. The game is straightforward enough -- players tap endlessly to battle through gigantic monsters while also upgrading their avatar and assisting heroes. The title doesn't lose it charm even after extensive hours of playing since it offers a newer experience of demolishing enemies through each playthrough. In-app purchases are also available to get fast and easy upgrades.
Price: Free
Spiderman Unlimited is a runner mobile game that lets you play your friendly neighborhood Spiderman as he battles out the forces of evil. Fight through hordes of enemies and battle iconic villains such as Doc Oc, Green Goblin, Vulture and Electro all while collecting upgrades and finishing missions to get more Spidey outfits.
Price: $6.99
For players that want Nintendo-hard difficulty games while on the bus ride home, Wayward Souls is a good start. Enemies attack the player from nowhere while traps are scattered throughout the field. It doesn't come with a level up system and upgrades the player gathers in different dungeons are not retained. Health potions are scarce as well and only a portion of it is recovered on each floor. Exciting boss battles, infuriating mobs and little to nonexistent recovery items simply make for a gripping game.
