RPG games for Android are some of the best Android games available. Fantastic games designed for mobiles like Knights of Pen and Paper and Eternium, rest comfortably with ports of legendary RPGs like Knights of the Old Republic and Stardew Valley. More games are added every year to fill the genre bursting with quality.
Part of the appeal of RPGs is that they appeal to all types of gamers. If you like to play casually, and progress at your own pace, Stardew Valley is perfect for you.
But if you like an RPG that’s constantly throwing challenges at you, you might want to give Siege of Dragonspear a shot. We’ve gathered together the best RPGs available for Android in this article, and even if you have a favorite sub-genre, we recommend trying something new from this list.
1. Summoners War: Chronicles
Summoners War: Chronicles looks to be the first big-budget game with a P2E or play-to-earn model, similar to other crypto games like MIR4. The difference is that Summoners War: Chronicles appears intent on embarrassing other NFT-based games with their production value.
At its core, it is a real-time MMORPG with a lovely Pixar-esque art style that will surely increase the appeal of the audience. The graphics are similar to Genshin Impact and the gameplay resembles a traditional MMORPG with a few extra gimmicks. It’s definitely on the radar of anyone who wants to take an interest in the recently released P2E games.
2. Avatar: Reckoning
Looking for something that isn’t anime or gacha? Then this unique hybrid shooter-MMORPG should provide a lovely change of scenery. It is a tie-in mobile game for James Cameron’s iconic Avatar film franchise, which is expected to release before the sequel arrives.
Avatar: Reckoning lets players design their new likenesses in the game and explore the planet Pandora. To be more secure, they can also equip Navi tribes’ guns and local weapons. The game seems to take an open-world MMO approach with some story and cutscene-heavy content.
3. Old School Runescape
Old School RuneScape is a great MMORPG to play. This is a game that is a little older and better than the others. As a result, there are a plethora of missions, stories, and dungeons to complete. The character development is good too, and the various things you can learn make the game enjoyable.
Unlike other games, this one is based on a subscription model rather than a free-to-play model, so you won’t be able to buy your way to victory. On the other hand, the premium version comes with more search, storage capacity, and overall content. The writing can be difficult to understand at times, and the illustrations are not impressive. On the other hand, the game is robust and enjoyable to play.
4. Chinese Parents
Sugar Parents is a life simulator where you play the life of an average sugar kid. You have 18 years to grow up, make decisions, explore different relationships and do whatever you want before the big Gaokao test. Players have the freedom to play as they wish.
There are alternatives to being lazy or you can study your mind and get the highest grade possible. The game has a good cast of characters and most decisions impact how the game turns out. There’s an extended demo and at the end, you hit the paywall to play the rest of the game. This is a reasonable price.
5. Eternal Fury
Eternal Fury is another long-running browser RPG, with a greater focus on combat than Forge of Empires. It’s in line with many similar gacha games, thanks to its deep summon system that lets you spin randomly for new fighters and resources. They are especially useful though, allowing you to become a warrior completely attuned to your playing style.
There are three main character types in the game: melee combat warriors, magic-based mages, and archers. Once you’ve crafted your class you can dive into a side-scrolling battle in which waves of enemies take you down in one run without losing your crew. It can be brutally challenging, but the progression system within Eternal Fury isn’t worth it.
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