The Best Android Games of 2014

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Most gamers are always looking to find top games to entertain themselves and pass time when needed. If you love playing games too; here is a list of the best Android games of 2014.

Hitman Go
This isn’t free, but if you love strategy based games, you are definitely going to enjoy it. There is a 3D diorama and you need to move around it with the motive of bringing down your enemies. There are multiple paths and choices that are available and this game will keep you hooked to your seats.

The only drawback with the game is the hefty price tag and the load time of the game may differ from one phone to the other.

The Sandbox
The main theme of this game is to build a world, one pixel at a time. You have more than 150 elements that you can mix and match for making different types of physical effects. Of the different campaigns available, the Robocalypse is exclusively free for all Android users. This game has managed to bag multiple awards and it is best for those who love to make such fancy creations on virtual screens. You have tutorials that make it easy to master the game,

Worms 3
Those who love quirky games that have an extremely innovative concept, they should make it a point to check out Worms 3. In this game, invertebrates with squeaky voices hurt their opponents. They make use of some of the most unusual weapons which have not been thought of before. It is this unexpected nature which gives an extra edge and thrill to this game. There are various in-app purchases  to help you hone your skills.

Monument Valley
This is a new game which has been recently launched and it created quite a buzz among the players. This game follows the journey of a hapless girl as she tries to get through the twisted maze. The resolution of the game is mind boggling and the puzzles and optical illusions you come across are sure to leave you thoroughly impressed. Those who love puzzle based games are sure to love what this game has to offer.

Asphalt 8: Airborne
When we are talking about the top Android games, we cannot miss out on Asphalt 8. This is by far one of the most stunning racing games of all time. The graphics are as realistic as you can hope them to be and the cutting edge turns and the game plots are going to leave you asking for more. The sound track is superb and so are the racing tracks. Those who love games that pump their adrenaline, must check out what Asphalt 8 has to offer.

No doubt, these 5 games deserve to be hailed as the best of 2014 because they have managed to impress too many gamers.

ANDROID RACING GAMES WORTH CHECKING OUT

Racing might be one of the most popular gaming genres out there, so it wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to imagine that there would be some great racing games on Android too. Here are some that are definitely worth your time.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted - Rs. 300

Need for Speed: Most Wanted is one of the most enjoyable arcade racing titles you can find on mobiles. It has tight accelerometer controls, great tracks, and for some cross-platform fun, it even integrates with EA’s Origin service to compare your standing on the “Blacklist” with that of your friends, regardless of what platform they play Most Wanted on. It features some of the most famous cars out there, including the SRT Viper GTS, the Porsche 911 Carrera S and the Hummer H1 Alpha. Whether you like tuners, muscle cars or SUVs, Most Wanted's got you covered.

Asphalt 8: Airborne – Free

While the previous Asphalt games had some daredevil stunts you could pull off, Gameloft’s latest offering, Airborne, has a much greater emphasis on it. As the name would imply, while racing through streets all over the world with some of the world’s most recognisable cars out there, you’ll have a hard time avoiding the death-defying jumps and barrel rolls as you race to the finish line. Airborne also has some great online multiplayer.

Riptide GT 2 – Rs 119.41

Roads aren’t the only venues for races. Riptide GT2 has you racing hydro jets across waterways in some of the most visually breath taking worlds you'll see this side of a gaming console. It has everything you would expect in a racing game - upgradeable vehicles, awesome race tracks and insane stunts. Don’t feel like going at it alone? Riptide GT2 also has online multiplayer so you could challenge your friends and destroy friendships forever.

Blur Overdrive – Free

If everything I’ve listed so far sounds too plain and boring for you, you might want to give Blur Overdrive a shot. It adds some much needed violence to an otherwise straightforward genre. Eschewing quite a few genre traditions, Blur Overdrive opts for an overhead view rather than the third-person or cockpit views we’re used to. Like the Mario Kart series, Blur Overdrive also has power-ups and weapons strewn across its race courses for you to use and abuse against your opponents.

GT Racing 2 – Free

If you're looking for some simulation racing on your mobile, GT Racing 2 might be what you’re looking for. The game boasts of 71 licensed cars and 13 tracks, including the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. Cars from a number of manufacturers are available, including Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari, Dodge and Audi, among others. It also has online multiplayer. All in all, with GT Racing 2, you're basically looking at the Forza of mobile games, with microtransactions.