Best Android Strategy Games
The mobile market is actually larger than simple games Sunday players; it's also advanced strategies for enthusiasts. We have looked at the most interesting of them, both free and paid.
Table of Contents
- Best Android Strategy Games
- The Battle of Polytopia
- Prison Architect: Mobile
- Iron Marines
- Transport Tycoon
- Plague Inc.
- Antihero
- Motorsport Manager Mobile 3
- Kingdom Rush Series
- Rebuild 3: Gangs of Deadsville
- Company of Heroes
- The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores
The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores
Business model: hybrid; this production can be downloaded and played for free for 10 days in-game, then it must be unlocked with a one-time payment – no additional micropayments
- Developer: FredBear Games
- Publisher: FredBear Games
- Release date: November 18, 2020
The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores, on the other hand, is probably the best mobile survivalist strategy. Our task is to manage a seaside village. We need to collect resources, construct new buildings and improve existing ones, and generally take care of our subordinates. However, we're not actually talking relaxed gameplay here. Our settlement is always one step away from disaster and we have to devote most of our attention to keeping the population alive.
During the day, we deal with expansion, but at night, monsters and bandits attack the village. If we do not properly prepare for these invasions, our lovely settlement will quickly turn to a pile of rubble. The key to survival is proper management of human resources. Each settler is a separate character with unique traits that affect gameplay.
With time, the village turns into a town, subordinates gain good weapons and armor, and we can explore new territories and look for trade partners. However, these classic strategy formulas in The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores have been implemented in micro form. All territories are placed on one coastline and have a small area. The whole world is always at hand, and even a great city in practice consists of a single district. This solution works great on mobile. We get the depth typical of great strategies, but in a form that can easily be handled even on small touch screens.
