The Games section reviews mobile games for Android: shooters and battle royales, strategy, football, puzzles, racing and games for kids.
Latest game reviews
- eFootball
KONAMI’s successor to PES gets a maintenance patch on Android, while weekly live data and Smart Assist controls keep its matches current. - Genshin Impact
A Rekviem for the Underworld, version 7.1, brings Vesna and Vodyanitsa, fresh Archon Quests and new weapons as Genshin Impact turns six. - Among Us
Innersloth adds the Judge, a Crewmate who can overrule a vote, along with a Match Info Guide and a change to the Detective’s cooldown. - Candy Crush Saga
King’s match-3 puzzle still gets new levels every week and stays easy to pick up, with many of its levels playable offline. - Brawl Stars
Update 69 brings Cosmo and Vince, a 20-player Mega Boss Duo mode and the Royal Academy Brawl Pass to Supercell’s quick-match arena shooter. - Free Fire
Garena’s battle royale brings back the Naruto Shippuden crossover with ninjutsu scrolls, the Hidden Leaf Village and Reanimation Revival Points. - PUBG Mobile
Version 4.6 adds Midnight Hunters, a Hunters versus Vampires mode layered on top of Level Infinite’s long-running battle royale. - Minecraft
The full Bedrock Edition sandbox costs a single payment on Android, and the newest 26.52 release is a maintenance build with bug fixes. - Toca Boca World
Kids build their own stories in Toca Boca World, a pretend-play game with ready-made characters, rooms, food, clothes and transport. - Stick War: Legacy
Stick War: Legacy lets you command a whole stick army or take direct control of a single soldier in the middle of a battle. - Dream League Soccer
Dream League Soccer mixes on-pitch matches with running your own football club, and build 13.430 arrived as a late summer update on September 14, 2026. - Car Parking Multiplayer
Car Parking Multiplayer puts parking drills with cones and tight entrances inside an open-world driving game; version 4.9.10 adds a World Cup event.
How to choose a mobile game
Each review shows the genre, age rating, ads and in-app purchases, whether you need to stay online, the install size and the Android version required.
Compatibility and performance
For every game we list the minimum Android version and the download size from Google Play. If a game pulls extra data after the first launch or struggles on low-end phones, the review says so.
Updates and saved progress
Before updating, it helps to know where your progress is stored and whether it needs an account. When the developer explains how saves are linked, we mention it, along with what the latest version changes.
Safe installation
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