Get some action on your Android with the following top 10 best RPG games for Android.
The genre RPG always matched perfectly with mobile games. And in the era of Android was no different. Check out the 10 best RPG games for Android. Do not be surprised with the number of paid games, because this is a list of "The Best". We analyze the quality of the games as a whole, and especially the conduct of gambling, something that in a game premium, will almost never good.
None of these Best RPG games for Android need internet connection!
Dragon Quest VIII ($16.82)
Dragon Quest VIII is one of the best RPG games for Android in every way. Published by Square-Enix, but developed by the relevant Level-5 studio, Dragon Quest 8 is the ultimate masterpiece of the franchise, released for Playstation 2 in 2004. The version of Android came in 2014, and has slightly different interface, but has the same graphics and extensive campaign, very extensive. At the command of a young warrior, you must save a king and a princess who was cursed. The fighting in shifts, are far from easy and the weapon system and skill shines as one of the game's highlights. The price is high, but Dragon Quest 8 is a game that yields easy about 60 hours of play or more if you explore all the game's secrets and collect all the animals.
The Banner Saga ($9.99)
Developed by former employees of Bioware, the same who created masterpieces like Mass Effect, The Banner Saga is a game of strategy and RPG with unique visual and plot totally out of industry standards. The game chronicles the war between the three races humans Dredges and Varls. Inspired by Vikings legends, The Banner Saga's characters have a stylish look with clear similarities to the Disney cartoons of the 50s That earned the game several awards. The gameplay is within what many met through games like Final Fantasy Tactics, with fighting in scenarios that resemble trays. The game has excellent scenes of animation and epic narrative. Indispensable for the RPG genre lovers.
Chaos Rings ($6.74)
Chaos Rings is an RPG game released for Android in 2010, that's right, four years ago. The greatest warriors in the world are transported to a ship and must overcome a number of challenges to ensure the existence of our planet. Always in pairs, the story is told touching way, showing the relationship between the characters. With a beautiful visual, Chaos Rings has a combat system that seems repetitive, but lacks the player with a mild difficulty and multiple endings. The drama of some scenes is very large, thanks in part to a soundtrack cut the heart of anyone. If you liked the first be sure to check the Omega and Chaos Rings 2 sequences.
Shadowrun Returns ($2.99)
Shadowrun Returns is a game of turn-based RPG and is the mobile version of Shadowrun, published in 1989. This cyberpunk classic was revitalized in 2013 and won Android version. In Shadowrun Returns, magic and technology merge into a single universe with Street Samurai, technological Elves, Hacker Druids and so on. The setting of the game is amazing, with a mixture of "Blade Runner" to "Matrix". 12 hours of campaign await you in this classic remake. If you like the theme, be sure to check the sequence Shadowrun Dragonfall.
Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition ($8.05)
Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition is the remake of the classic Baldu's Gate, developed by Bioware in 1998. This RPG with aerial view, it seems silly in the eyes of the least attentive but unfolds into an adventure with over 60 hours. The game is set in the same universe of Dungeons & Dragons. More suitable for tablets, Baldur's Gate has dialogues with small print. The game has the support for bluetooth keyboards and multiplayer between Android and PC versions (Windows and Mac).
Ravensword: Shadowlands (6.99)
If you are looking for an "Elderscrolls: SkyrimRPG" RPG game, Ravensword Shadowlands is the ideal candidate. The game offers a rich and detailed world where you control a character created by you, which will venture in complete freedom in a multitude of side quests. The controls, as well as adventure, remember quite a game for the console, and you can even use the PS3 controller or Xbox360 on devices supporting OTA.
Zenonia 4 (Free)
As the first Zenonia is no longer available on Google Play, what remains is to check out the latest adventure of Regret on mobile devices, Zenonia 4. In this "remake", you will play with the protagonist of the franchise on an adventure that looks great with the first game, but has improved visual and slight changes in the plot. Zenonia is a required name in any RPG games list for mobile. The game of RPG and action produced by Gamevil in 2008 for Korean mobile phones, has come to Android in 2010. The fourth version may not be as pretty as the fifth, but brings the original protagonist in an offline adventure.
Knights of Pen & Paper ($4.22)
Making an RPG game list on Android without citing the fun, and extremely competent, Knights of Pen and Paper is a tremendous "missplay". The game is a fun parody of RPG games table. You will command people as a nerd and motorcycle courier in a very fun RPG table. The game is full of comic references. The look in captivating pixel art hides quality characteristic, such as support for two views: portrait and landscape.
The Shadow Sun ($0.80)
The Shadow Sun is a RPG game with real-time combat. The game has great presentation, very good graphics and an anti-climax story, which unfolds slowly but convincingly. The game was developed by producers who worked on projects such as Neverwinter Nights, Baldur's Gate and The Witcher. The dialogues are not the strong point of the game, but the campaign with 10 hours with lots of action and several surprises will surly amaze you.
Inotia3: Children of Carnia (Free)
Play Inotia 3 in 2011 was a great experience. The Android began to consolidate the market, and Inotia emerged as a clear case of an action RPG with visual anime. Straightforward gameplay will captivate today who want to play without worrying about battery or internal space, as the game consumes a measly 25 MB. The story of Inotia 3 is not robust, but it has some twists and death of characters that mark the narrative. However, what stands out is the same class system with lots to evolve your character.
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