Hardcore Droid We are proud to announce that issue number 2 of Most Hardcore has gone live. Featured in this issue are reviews of Square Enix’s Deus Ex: The Fall, an exclusive review of Little Killerz’ Tales off Illyria: Beyond the Iron Wall and Hellhound Interactive’s Rising Empires. Issue 2 also boasts epic lists of the best phones, tablets and phablets ever made and is topped off with a strategy guide of Hellhound's epic, the aforementioned 4X strategy title, Rising Empires.
From dungeon crawlers to Souls-likes to state-of-the-art MMOs and story-driven classics, there is something for every fan of Android RPGs.
It's only as gross as you let it be. Slap a controller on a phone/tablet and get great games like Dead Cells or the like, and you're having a perfectly good time. It would never be my primary way to play games, but it is certainly able to be a solid supplementary platform.
Thanks for reminding me Square makes terrible mobile ports most the time and then copy pastes them to Steam.
Most of this list can and should be played in its original format on console or PC.
If you looking for a great Android RPG, we offer you the following lists of the the best Android RPGs You Never Heard Of.
I'm not big on phone games, but Lone Wolf and Atom RPG are great games and work well on a phone.
That said, it blows my mind they didn't include at least one Dragon Quest/Warrior or Final Fantasy game.
They have a great port for FF Tactics: War of the Lions damn it. Show it some love.
For many, the premise behind a list of the best Android RPGs amounts to a contradiction in terms. Most of us who work and play in the mobile gaming sphere do in fact understand that our platform of choice is the red-haired stepchild of the gaming industry. Believe it or not, if you dig down a level deeper into the sub-cellar of small one, two-man indie dev teams, you have a subgenre that is the village idiot of the gaming industry. Thing is, as with the best social misfits, some genuinely compelling stuff has reared its wholly head out of the depths of gaming’s social underbelly.
