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There are tons of multiplayer games for Android but finding the best titles is not so easy, so here we have found, tried, and tested over twenty best multiplayer games for Android that you can download, connect with your Facebook account, and begin playing with your friends. Some games even have WiFi gaming support where you can play offline with your friends and enjoy a fun time together.
Without any further delays, let’s just quickly jump to the review of the games.
#1. Clash of Clans
Clash of Clans is one of the all-time favorite mobile games that follow the co-op gaming style where you are required to have a proper strategy to win the battle. You need to build a village and strategically place the defense units to ultimately protect and defend your town hall and resources. You can join a clan where your clan mates will donate an army to help defend your town hall or you can use them to attack opponent villages.
Why I Picked It
Created by Supercell, the game is well integrated with Facebook so you can easily play with your friends by creating your own clan or joining their existing one. You can then fight in clan wars as a team by following your unique battle strategy and initiating a fight with millions of players and becoming part of clan war leagues.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| The game receives frequent updates to add new items and levels. | Matchmaking is unfair sometimes. |
| Can be connected to your Facebook account to sync your progress and play with your friends. | Require great efforts to upgrade buildings once you reach a higher level. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-app purchases: Yes, allows you to purchase gems and other items with real money.
#2. PUBG Mobile
PUBG Mobile, also known as Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, is a battle royale game designed especially for mobile devices with strategically placed controls and support for voice chat. The game has tons of maps and areas to explore. And there are multiple gaming modes to choose from including solo, squad, and duos. Interestingly there is a huge variety of weapons and ammunition including assault rifles, hand grenades, submachine guns, shotguns, and melee weapons.
Why I Picked It
What’s interesting about PUBG is you have to be the last player standing in the battleground to win the game because that’s the objective of the game. Even if you don’t kill anyone. But then again where’s the fun if you don’t get any kills? After all, who doesn’t want to get the chicken dinner, as the popular in-game phrase goes, winner-winner chicken dinner?
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| The game is frequently updated to add new items and seasonal themes. | Occasional frame drops during initial gameplay. |
| There are multiple events, maps, and battles to explore and play. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: You can buy crates, skins, and other items to upgrade using the UC (Unknown Cash).
#3. Clash Royale
Clash Royale is one of the most addictive and competitive card-based multiplayer PvP games for Android where you have to win battles, earn chests, and collect cards. A lot and lots of cards will ultimately help you make your cards stronger by upgrading them to the next level.
Why I Picked It
With the recent updates to the game and how new features are added, Clash Royale has become a lot more interesting to play. Developers have overhauled the whole ranking and matchmaking system to make sure two players of similar king and card levels are entering the battle.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| It is a card-based game, the more powerful your card is the easier it will be to win. | As you climb higher on the trophy road, the matchmaking becomes unfair making it harder to win the battles. |
| A strategy-based game where you are required to strategically place your cards to counter the opponent’s card. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use real cash to buy gems, coins, daily deals, and cards.
#4. Roblox
Roblox is an interesting multiplayer mobile game where you can build your very own virtual world based on your imagination and nurture your creativity. If you are playing it for the first time, you will be surprised to see the whole gameplay looks pixelated as if it is made out of Lego. However, it is exclusively based on virtual creations, which makes it one of the most suitable games for children.
Why I Picked It
Roblox looks and feels more or less similar to Minecraft, but there is a lot more to it. You can completely personalize your character and collect resources to ultimately build your own world that your friends and anyone around the world can visit, explore, edit, and create with you.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| You can play a wide range of games from different categories. | There are unusual glitches and lags, which interrupt the gameplay. |
| Watch and enjoy interactive content and short movies. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can join the builders club to get in-app purchases and upgrades.
#5. Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Mobile Legends begins by letting you choose your favorite hero character and then you can build your own team with unique capabilities. The game has ten-second matchmaking with a ten-minute battle. You have to outplay your enemies in order to achieve victory along with your teammates.
Why I Picked It
If you have played DOTA then you are going to love the gameplay and style of Mobile Legends too as it is a well-known MOBA-styled game. You can initiate 5v5 battles against real players to ultimately defeat your enemy.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| The game is simple, easy to play, and understandable. | The game becomes pay-to-play once you reach a certain level. |
| It is a team-based combat game, which is perfect for multiplayer gaming. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use in-app purchases to buy diamonds using real money.
#6. 8 Ball Pool
Without any doubt, 8 Ball Pool by Miniclip has been around for quite a while now and it is still considered one of the most played billiards multiplayer games on mobile and computer devices. You can challenge your friends on the table of your choice, unlock cues, and win coins along with exclusive in-game items.
Why I Picked It
What makes 8 Ball Pool an interesting and highly addictive game is how easily you can play and win the game, even though you have to follow a strategy but having an aim line that shows in which direction the ball will roll helps a lot. You can then take it a step further by applying some tips and tricks to smartly pot the balls and win the game.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| Connect with your Facebook account and challenge your friends. | It becomes a pay-to-win game once you begin to play on the tables with higher stakes. |
| Syncs your game progress and you can resume playing on another device. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: There are multiple in-app purchases to buy coins, cash, and cues using real money.
#7. Brawl Stars
Brawl Stars is developed by Supercell where you can play and unlock Brawlers and unleash their abilities and superpowers to make them stronger. You can make your Brawlers look unique with skins. There are multiple game modes to choose from including Brawl Ball, Gem Grab, Bounty, Showdown, Heist, and Championship challenges.
Why I Picked It
Brawl Stars is an action-filled PvP game, which comes with battle royale mode and 3v3 multiplayer mode. You can play solo with opponents from around the world or you can connect with your friends and play as a team.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| Get Brawl Pass every season to unlock exclusive skins, earn gems, and open boxes. | The game sometimes lags at the beginning which makes you lose the battle. |
| The game is frequently updated with new content and challenges. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use real money to purchase in-game items and upgrades.
#8. Pokémon Go
Pokemon Go has gained a lot of popularity among youngsters and those who like to roam around and visit different places. You can catch Pokemon and complete a collection of Pokedex of more than five hundred Pokemon. There is a raid feature where you can join your friends to find legendary Pokemon.
Why I Picked It
It forces you to go out there in the real world to explore, find, and catch wild Pokemon in the neighborhood or you can visit a prominent location in your area to access the gym and battle with your team to take it over. You can even create your own team in the game and challenge your friends to battle.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| Forces you to get up and move around to find and catch Pokémon. | Drains a lot of battery power. |
| The option to find and add friends using a phone number. | Location sometimes glitches and makes you lose Pokémon. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: You can buy in-game premium items using PokeCoins, which can be purchased using real money.
#9. Call of Duty Mobile
If you have been a gamer who loves first-person shooter (FPS) games then you must already play or maybe heard about Call of Duty and which is a mobile version by Activision. This brings a multiplayer version where you can play a variety of modes like Domination, Death Match, and Kill Confirmed. The game even has a Battle Royale where you will be against a hundred players.
Why I Picked It
Call of Duty offers amazing and crisp quality along with customizable controls that allow voice and text-based communication with your teammates. Interestingly the game offers you selected features from various Call of Duty titles including Modern Warfare and Black Ops.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| Frequent season updates with fresh quests, events, and rewards. | If the game is completely downloaded then it consumes a lot of storage space due to HD graphics. |
| Easier to download and play on devices with less storage space. | As the game is heavy, it requires a lot of system resources. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: There are various in-app purchases available to buy CoD points in exchange for real money. You can then use it to buy skins and weapons.
#10. Among Us
Among Us is one of the most played Android mobile games and has managed to top the charts globally due to multiple factors. This includes online multiplayer support and the ability to play locally over WiFi. The theme of the game is you need to prepare a spaceship along with your crewmates while keeping an eye on the imposter who wants to kill the members of your crew.
Why I Picked It
Among Us is a fun game with tons of amazing features that makes the game attractive and the most eye-catching one is the ability to play locally over WiFi with over fifteen friends. You have to find and take out the imposter; otherwise, all the crewmates will be killed by that person.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| It is a simple game, easy to play. | The game crashes, making you leave the game room. |
| It has multiplayer support through WiFi and online internet connectivity. |
- Price: Free to play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use in-app purchases to buy unique skins and other accessories using real money.
#11. Asphalt 8
A part of the Asphalt series by Gameloft, this version brings a huge collection of cars, bikes, tracks, and multiple racing modes along with compatibility to play in offline and online modes. Interestingly, you will get to enjoy single as well as multiplayer racing modes, which is exactly what makes it stand out.
Why I Picked It
Are you into mobile racing games and looking for one with multiplayer support? Then Asphalt 8 is the one you need to install right away. You can race against other players in different racing experiences and environments. You will get to score points and unlock exclusive prizes by participating in the events.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| There are hundreds of exclusive cars and bikes to choose from for racing. | After playing for a while and reaching a specific level the game becomes pay-to-play, as it gets less rewarding. |
| Breathtaking graphics with realistic car weight-to-performance ratio. | Some high-end cars are expensive and it takes great effort to buy them without spending real money. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can buy Golden Season Pass with real money to unlock exclusive in-game items.
#12. Ludo King
Ludo King is a classic strategy-based board game that can be played between up to six players that involve dice rolling where the players need to sprint their four tokens from start to finish. The game brings a variety of themes as well as voice and real-time chat to stay connected with other players.
Why I Picked It
The popular board game that is widely known as Pachisi is a favorite among friends and family since early childhood and now it is available on mobile devices and is cross-platform compatible including Android, iOS, and Windows. And the availability of offline mode allows you to play with friends without an internet connection.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| The game connects with Facebook which allows you to challenge your friends and relatives. | You will get to see a lot of advertisements. |
| It has voice chat support. | The game, if being played with AI, feels rigged because they easily win most of the matches. |
| Better compatibility with low-end devices. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use real money to purchase Ludo Tokens.
#13. Boom Beach
Designed by Supercell, Boom Beach is a strategy-based game where you have to create your fort and attack enemy islands. If you have played Clash of Clans then you will get to experience similar gameplay. But the only difference is here mass battles are happening near the beach, right on the island. You can unlock powerful heroes with special abilities, take part in events, and engage in fights on warships.
Why I Picked It
Boom Beach is an interesting game where you have to have a solid strategic plan to defeat your opponent by attacking their bases. You have to create a task force along with your friends and other players from around the world to collectively attack the enemy base.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| An amazing strategy-based game that makes you stay glued to the mobile screen for hours. | The game frequently gets disconnected from the server and glitches. |
| Can connect with friends using Facebook and sync your progress. | The algorithm and matchmaking match you with higher base levels during battles. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use in-app purchases to buy diamonds and resources to quickly upgrade your base, and build troops, attack units, and defense units.
#14. Fruit Ninja
Fruit Ninja put your sharpness and reflexes to the test as fruits along with bombs will drop but you need to make sure you are slicing those fruits to gain combo and bonus points. Continue playing in different modes including Classic, Endless Classic, Zen, Challenge, and Event mode. And you will get to collect blades and reach a higher level than your friends. There is a shared-screen multiplayer mode too.
Why I Picked It
If you are looking for hours of endless fun then Fruit Ninja is the game you need to have on your mobile. Here you need to cut and slice as many slices of the fruits as you can to gain maximum points. But you need to make sure you are dodging bombs. Ultimately, you will become a ninja at slicing fruits.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| Enjoy shared-screen multiplayer mode to play with your friends in real time. | Game glitches and freezes making you lose events and challenges. |
| Zen mode is perfect to relax. | There are a lot of advertisements. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can use in-app purchases to buy premium and remove advertisements.
#15. Minecraft
Minecraft offers you the best of creativity, adventure, and exploration. You can create your very own world with creativity using bits and pieces, then go on an adventure and explore different items along with your friends. You can even compete with other players globally on the multiplayer servers.
Why I Picked It
In Minecraft, you can explore infinite words already made by hundreds and thousands of other players or you can show your creativity by building grand houses to castles. There is a survival mode where you have to craft weapons and armor or you can play in the creative mode with unlimited resources.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| You can play with over ten players in the Realm mode. | Some glitches lag the game and make it slow. |
| An Xbox Live Account allows you to host up to four players on a server. |
- Price: Paid game and it will cost you a one-time fee of $7.49.
- In-App Purchases: You can use in-app purchases to buy add-ons to further personalize and customize your gaming experience using additional resources.
#16. Crossy Road
Crossy Road is an arcade game with Minecraft-like graphics, where you and other players can locally connect via WiFi and compete with each other. It is compatible with Android TV too so you can enjoy it together on a bigger screen. There are over a hundred and fifty retro-styled characters and you can collect them all.
Why I Picked It
Crossy Road will make you realize crossing a busy road is after all not an easy task. The gameplay is very simplified and all you have to do is swipe the screen to move your character and tap to make him jump over obstacles while avoiding traffic like passing trains, trucks, and cars.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| It has local multiplayer support. | The gameplay is not smooth all the time. |
| Fully compatible with Android TV. | There are a lot of ads. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: Offers in-app purchases where you can buy coins in exchange for real money and then you can use those coins to get characters.
#17. Last Day on Earth
Last Day on Earth is a survival game where you need to use strategies to survive your last day on Earth in a harsh environment after a zombie apocalypse. You will start by creating your character and craft and collect items needed for survival. As you progress through the game, you will meet other survivors who will become your loyal companions, and together you will compete against zombies in a PvP battle.
Why I Picked It
You will love Last Day on Earth if you are into MMORG gaming as it features the scenarios one can after a disaster, a zombie apocalypse, and how you can survive it. You will be controlling the character and take it to a world where only the strongest person can survive.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| The game offers you amazing graphics and stories. | The game disconnects when there are server issues. |
| There are advertisements but non-intrusive. | It takes great effort to regain progress if your character loses the battle and dies. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can buy exclusive items using in-app purchases and store available in the game, which offers you unique items almost every week.
#18. Stumble Guys
Stumble Guys is a fast-paced multiplayer knockout game that let you invite and play with over thirty-two players at a time where all of you will dodge obstacles, dash and run past your opponents along with tons of in-game customizations and interesting levels.
Why I Picked It
An action-filled multiplayer game where you compete against thirty-two other players from all around the world and you play in a knockout mode. The game offers you endless fun as you stumble through different levels until one of the players receives a crown.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| You can play this original Stumble Guys for endless hours without getting bored. | Some lags and glitches make your character stuck until they knock out. |
| Easy to use a virtual joystick to control the character. | You will come across a lot of advertisements. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can purchase exclusive items from the in-app store using your real money.
#19. Genshin Impact
Genshin Impact is an RPG game that follows a massive open-world style where you can partner up with friends to help you attack boss fights and defeat strong opponents to unlock rewards. You can easily build your dream team each with unique personalities and abilities. There is an elemental combat system too that helps unlock Anemo, Pyro, Hydro, Electro, Geo, Cryo, and Dendro.
Why I Picked It
Genshin Impact is an outstanding RPG game with an open-world environment and remarkable graphics. There are multiple characters and you will have to complete your journey to seek answers from the god of each element.
| What I Liked | What I Didn’t Like |
| Free roaming in the massive open world map where you can discover new things. | You need to put in massive efforts to reach a specific level to unlock multiplayer mode. |
| The game has no advertisement. |
- Price: Free to download and play.
- In-App Purchases: You can buy a variety of packages through the in-game shop using real money.
#20. Monopoly Classic Board Game
Monopoly is a fully immersive board game experience with amazing graphics and animations. The whole classic game is available with no ads, so you get the fun of the Monopoly board game without distractions. It’s a paid game.
21. Hearts Land
Hearts have long been one of the most popular card games due to their strategy and evasion objectives. The online version can be played in single and multiplayer options and has the same rules. Furthermore, a detailed breakdown of the different versions of Hearts is available, as well as illustrations showing popular moves. The mobile-friendly website offers Hearts free of charge.
22. Cribbage-Online
Cribbage is a fast-paced card game that is won by scoring 121 points through a series of card combinations. The classic game is available online and in three difficulty modes, making it ideal for players of all skill levels. The centuries-old card game is simple to learn and even provides benefits for cognitive thinking and motor skills amongst older adults. Cribbage can be played online for free.
