2022 has seen a huge advancement in Android games, with stunning graphics and gameplay that rivals that of recent AAA releases. These Android games are undeniably appealing and popular, despite the views of some players who think they are of lower quality than others. Due to their comparatively modest hardware requirements and compatibility with portable devices that we frequently take with us, Android games are more widely available. Having the chance to play for a brief period of time during their busy schedules is something that many individuals really appreciate.
As a matter of fact, popular Android games have been released in large quantities in 2023 throughout specific seasons. This post contains a list of the best five Android games that were launched in 2023.
Top 5 Android games launched in 2023
5) Call of Duty Warzone Mobile
Mobile battle royale games continue to be popular, and Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is taking use of this trend. Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile has a matchup limit of 120 players and the return of the popular Verdansk map. The greatest aspect of this game is that it allows for cross-progression, with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 syncing with your friends list and battle pass.
4) Honkai Star Rail
The same team behind Genshin Impact, HoYoverse, is behind the much awaited game Honkai Star Rail. Honkai Star Rail is a free tactical turn-based role-playing game that can be played on iOS and Android devices. It was published in April.
Characters from the Honkai series appear in this fourth game installment. Throughout their journey, players will be able take control of a pre-selected protagonist, with Nanook serving as the main antagonistic force behind the events of the game.
Unlike the current version of Honkai Impact 3rd, Honkai Star Rail features turn-based combat.
3) The Ever Crisis of Final Fantasy VII
Applibot, the company behind Nier Reincarnation, has developed a role-playing game called Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis. The single-player game consists of an assortment of media and the Final Fantasy VII series.
The game will mostly be playable for free and feature cosmetics and loot boxes. Ever Crisis will be released in monthly episodic sections, letting players advance through the story.
2) Warcraft Rumble Arclight
The basic gameplay principles of Clash Royale will be familiar to players of Warcraft Rumble Arclight, where the objective is to build and outfit an army of Warcraft Minis for strategic tower defence warfare. The game emphasises single-player material heavily, although competitive play is nonexistent. You’ll encounter challenges as you advance through the stages that will test the strength and guile of your army.
As such, you should expect to stay busy with this title for a while. After going through a beta testing phase, Warcraft Rumble Arclight is now available for download as of the time this piece is written.
1) Monster Hunter Now
Perhaps Niantic’s best game to date is Monster Hunter Now, but they’ve never been able to replicate the kind of popularity that brought Pokemon GO to such a large audience. Longtime series fans will likely be disappointed by the game’s streamlined combat, but it still manages to distil Monster Hunter’s action into digestible chunks without significantly sacrificing its unique gameplay.
Like all previous Niantic games, Monster Hunter Now focuses around exploring the overworld in quest of treasures and encounters. At initially, beating the titular animals just takes a few simple tactics, but as the game progresses, winning will depend on your ability to stay alert. Like Pokemon GO, it is simple to play in quick spurts, but it’s also harder than most Niantic games.
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