12 Of The Best Free Android Games You Can Find On Google Play In 2019

Amidst the hundreds of clone games on Google Play, there are definitely a few gems waiting for you to try out. Then again, maybe not all of you are willing to drop money on a game you're not even sure you'll like, so here are some of the best free Android games you can find on Google Play in 2019

PUBG Mobile

C'mon, you knew this would be on the list. There's a reason PUBG has taken India by storm. Aside from being a competitive multiplayer shooter, it's actually fairly easy to pick up and play. And if you can form a squad with your friends, win or lose, you're bound to have fun.

R¨¦publique

This one's a fairly new title, and it's a stealth action game set in a post-apocalyptic future. Though you control the main character, your job is mostly using your hacking abilities to spy ahead for her through security cameras and distracting guards. And if you play the free Episode 1, you might actually end up spending on the full game.

Stranger Things: The Game

Launched as a tie-in game for season 2 of the Netflix show, this is actually a pretty great retro-themed adventure game. With pixel graphics, it makes a pretty smooth blend of exploration, combat, and puzzle solving

Alto's Odyssey

This one is actually a sequel to an older game that's still on Google Play, 'Alto's Crossing'. It's basically a side-scrolling endless runner, except with snowboarding instead of running. Aside from the fun gameplay that has you performing stunts to boost your speed, it also features dynamic weather and day-night cycles. It also features one of the best soundtracks I've ever encountered in a smartphone game.

Hearthstone

Hearthstone is now in its fourth year, but still going strong thanks to Blizzard Games' focus. It's a collectible card game that's equal parts strategy and luck. You can also play on various different devices (including your PC) as your accounts carries over through Battle.net. And though it offers you the chance to pay for card packs, I've played just fine for those four years with zero cash spent.

Remixed Dungeon

This is the rogue-like dungeon crawler for people that can only catch snatches of gaming in between other tasks. You exploring caves, with each deeper level being tougher than the last, and death here is permanent, no matter how levelled your character. Notably, it's played in portrait mode, so feel free to catch some game time on public transport too.

Vainglory 5v5

Vainglory is basically Dota when you don't have access to your PC. Be warned, it's very graphics heavy, so it might not run too well on a mid-range device. Also make sure you're connected to WiFi before you start playing.

Sky Force Reloaded

If "bullet hell" sounds like something you'd enjoy, then Sky Force is just the game for you. It's simple; just touch and drag to fly your plane through advancing waves of enemies, blasting as many as you can, to earn as many points as you can. And if your thumb isn't hurting within 15 minutes of playing, you're probably not winning.

Dink Smallwood HD

This one's a bit of an oddball, but it's worth taking the time to get to know it. Originally released for PCs in 1999, it's a fantasy fiction RPG featuring most of the usual tropes. The difference is, every single bit of this game is ridiculous and sarcastic as hell and bound to leave you in splits all the way through.

Underhand

Underhand is a tactical card game, but with a twist. Instead of an opponent, you're battling real life and its consequences. Oh yeah, and you're job is to run a cult and summon a number of dark lords for the glory of chaos. Don't worry about it.

Dragon Ball Legends

There's only so much a smartphone without physical buttons can replace a button-mashing fighting game like Dragon Ball, but this one comes fairly close. It's also got a storyline for you to power through, complete with scenes you'll recognize from the anime.

Fallout Shelter

This one was actually released as a promotional item a few months before Fallout 4. Instead of an adventurer, here you step into the shoes of an Overseer at one of the many vaults under the Earth in post-nuclear America. Grow your structure, multiply your population, and defend from raiders, all while making sure your basic necessities are online.