Top10 best games on Android that don't need internet (Part2) 

11) Race: Car Driver

When you leave the Internet data line, click another virtual line. Ride your motorbike in Traffic Driver and control the city traffic as you dive into the terrain in first person.

Traffic Driver plays like an endless racer where you have to go faster and faster without crashing. But the mission mode makes it a bit more interesting than other endless racers because you can race against special characters instead of just mindlessly zooming. You can even choose other modes like time trial or a simple endless runner. Make sure you go through the mission mode first, as it unlocks some amazing superbikes to satisfy your need for speed.

If you don't have 100MB of storage space for Traffic Rider, try Traffic Racer, a previous title from the same game developer. It's also great, but it's limited to an endless runner and doesn't have a mission mode.

12) Action / Shooter: Major 2nd Major

It's hard to overstate how fun Major Mayhem 2 is. One of the best adult swimming mobile games with a long player campaign.

You play as the main character, taking on a team of bad guys. The game is staged like a shooting gallery. Enemies come out of hiding and you click to kill them (or throw a bomb if you're angry).

Enemies will also try to shoot you, so make sure Major Mayhem doesn't take too much damage. Earn bonuses for headshots, hits, and cool kills, and upgrade your weapons as much as possible.

13) War: Shadow War 2

Ever since the days of Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter, solo fighting games have been a great way to pass the time. You should try Shadow Fight 2 on Android.

To be a true warrior, you have to do a lot of action. The game has two action buttons (press and kick) and a direction pad. Learn the combo and you will soon become an awesome ninja.

Shadow Fight's two-dimensional art style adds to its appeal with silhouettes instead of characters. It's all about the fight here, no thrills. Offline Android games are definitely a must try!

14) Platform: Sword

Swordigo has everything you'd expect from an old platform game: an interesting story, creative level design, a variety of monsters with unique powers, upgradable weapons and armor, hidden treasures, magic, and a happy ending that won't hurt you. .

Each card gives you a different feeling; some are relaxing and imitative, while others are scary and full of complex puzzles, mazes, and enemies. The experience is enhanced by background music that matches the exact vibe of each card.

The controls are also very responsive; We had no problems during the game. There are things you can buy in the game, but you don't need to do it to win this game. Explore different maps, defeat monsters and experience the Sword! 

15) Endless Runner: The definitive way

Crossy Road is more addictive than you think and is available for free regardless of the number of jobs. The 8-bit pixel art style is amazing.

You just control the chicken that you want to cross. Click to move forward one line; swipe in any direction to move in that direction. Avoid cars on the freeway, streams in your lane and turn to the safe green lane if possible. You must act quickly! You will drive yourself nuts trying to beat your high score.

Best of all, even if it's repetitive, it never gets boring, so you can play it for hours.

16) Random: Powerlifting

If robots roaming the desert world on the board doesn't sound like fun to you, we don't know what will. Your task in this seemingly empty world is to restore power to your robot village, whose electricity was stolen after experimenting with batteries left behind by thieves.

Most of what makes Power Hover fun is the graphics and the great level design. Traversing deserts, icebergs, oceans, caves, mountains and more and avoiding all kinds of creative obstacles is something you don't often see in mobile games.

The concept of the game is very simple and like playing a game, but at a higher level you really start to see that it is not as easy as it sounds. If you are looking for a fun, casual experience to kill some time, we recommend Power Hover.

17) Racing: Asphalt Nitro

Contrary to the gigabytes required by its siblings, Asphalt Nitro only takes up 110 MB of space and runs even on older devices.

Nitro is a clone of the popular high-end Asphalt car racing series. The graphics aren't great, but the gameplay is solid. Get into your car, start racing and update your journey. With 125 difficulty levels to go through, that's a lot of racing time. There are some good racing games, but most of them require an internet connection. Asphalt Nitro fully meets the requirements of "free, offline, long game time". No wonder it has been named one of the best free Android games before.

18) Strategy: Plants vs. Zombies 2

Plants vs. Zombies 2 was a huge hit when it launched in 2013. Years later, it remains one of the best strategy games on mobile.

Your project in PvZ2 is quite simple. There are a bunch of different plants. Zombies want to invade your yard and kill you. Place the plants where you can destroy the zombies before they are unharmed. As with any strategy game, it gets harder the further you go. Although the game aggressively encourages in-app purchases, you don't have to buy anything to enjoy this game.

19) Sports: Football 22

Soccer (soccer) is the most popular sport in the world, so it's natural that the Play Store is full of soccer games. Most of them are good, but when you are offline, you want to play without waiting for them to try again.

Flick Soccer is a game updated every year with great graphics, accurate gameplay and a great physics engine. All you have to do is register. Move the ball in the right trajectory to get past goalies and defenders, and if possible, hit the moving bullpen. Your goal is to get more time, double points, etc. going up Whether you want to shoot a limited time or shoot accurately, Flick Soccer will interest you.

20) Game of Thrones (with Bluetooth Multiplayer): Battle of the Seas 2

Remember the good old game Battleship? You and your opponent plot your ships on a grid map and launch missiles in coordinates in an attempt to sink them all. This digital recreation, Sea Battle 2, is just as fun as the original.

Offline, you can continue to improve by playing against the AI. But you can also play this game in multiplayer via Bluetooth. It is true; This is the only game in this list that does not allow two players to connect to the internet. In fact, two people can take turns playing on the same phone. So even if your partner isn't set up yet, you can both have a great time on the flight. Smartphones allow you to play other board games, but nothing comes close to Sea Battle 2.

This is not just a game: The mobile application is also going offline

Apart from these great offline games, there are other great titles available on the Play Store. If you're willing to pay, you'll get better quality, especially with titles like Lara Croft GO. For another great offline game, check out Fallout Shelter. Don't think that offline is only for gaming. You can also download essential offline apps to use on your Android device.