Top 7 Android Games For 2017

The Google Play Store is full of Android games, but not all are worth downloading. We've rounded up some of the best Android games for your phone or tablet.

Super Mario Run (free)

The foremost Super Mario game for mobile is finally at this point. After arriving in December as an App Store exclusive, you can now play Super Mario Run on Android too.

The Room Three (£3.99)

Physical puzzles in a wonderfully realized 3D world make this somewhat unsettling sequel a joy to play.

Crashlands (£4.22)

In Crashlands you play Flux Dabes, stranded on an alien planet Woanope as your truck is wrecked by Hewgodooko. You must be trained to deal with your new life, with encounters, quests and more along your way.

The Trail (free)

Peter Molyneux, well-known designer and creator of the God Game genre, has disclosed his latest mobile title: The Trail. It's a pleasant journey across the unknown, with lots of investigation, collecting and ultimately building along the way.

Passengers (£1.89)

Tom Clancy’s ShadowBreak (free)

The download and install procedure of this app is very simple, First download the specified app and then copy the .apk file on your Mobile device and Launch File manager to browse and install the app. You can also Visit the Tom Clancy’s ShadowBreak Website to know more about the developer and company who created the app.

8 Ball Pool (free)

8 Ball Pool allowa you challenge your friends to a game, and the physics are enormous. You can also challenge other players from all over the world and earn credits to buy better cues and bet more 'money' for a better prize. Simple to learn and a great time killer as you can play it whenever you have some free time - but it does require an internet connection.