Top Ten Best Android games 2013 With extremetechblog.com

5. A free, fun, and simple game with
very few frills.
The goal of Alchemy is simple; you
start with the four elements of lifewater, fire, earth, and air-and
combine them together to create
new elements. There are 390
possible combinations
and finding all of them can take a
considerable amount of time.
Despite how simple and mundane
the game might sound,
you can actually lose yourself in it
for hours trying
to figure out new combinations

6. If you love tower defense
games then this is a good pick.
Robo Defense is sold for $2.99
at the Play Store. In the game,
users build towers and defend
them from attacks by minions
who prowl the open terrain
map. The game offers five
different maps, with several
upgrades and difficulty levels.

7. A clone of the popular game, Zuma, Bonsai
Blast gives the classic puzzler game a
Japanese twist. The goal is to stop a moving
line of colored balls by firing marbles
between them and getting the right color
combination in groups of three to make the
balls disappear. The gameplay is very
simple and it features beautiful Japanese
backgrounds.

8. If you are a fan of old fashioned retro
arcade space shooter games then
Radiant is guaranteed to give you many
hours of fun. The game is the Android
equivalent of the popular classic, Space
Invaders, with bright neon aliens
attacking a spaceship you control as you
shoot your way through them to open
new levels. It’s simple and massively fun
in a way only a good 2D game can be.

10. Would you like to explore the ocean as a
shark, chomp on fish and swimmers with
impunity, and avoid nasty surprises that
can only be found in the ocean? The
concept behind Hungry Shark is
straightforward, you are a curious shark
and you are hungry. You explore the
oceans and survive by being careful. It’s
very elegant and it’s guaranteed to take
hours out of your free time.

12. A good game for lovers of RPGs
with everything you would expect
to get from a good fantasy based
video game. Zenonia features
quests, weapons, spells, and much
more. It’s like a miniature Final
Fantasy on steroids. The visuals
are striking and the story is quite
good, but the game is a little pricey
at $5.99.

14. The premise of Air Control is so ridiculous,
you may consider not playing, but the game
is strangely quite addictive.
You are an air traffic controller and your job
is to direct planes and helicopters to their
landing zones. The further you progress,
the harder it becomes to prevent horrific
collisions. Sometimes the simplest games
are the most fun and Air Control does not
disappoint when it comes to simplicity

15. Yet another tower defense game but
quite complicated. Cystallight
Defenserequires players to mix
different types of crystals to strong
towers which can withstand enemy
attackers. The stronger you build your
towers, the more likely you are to
survive. A game like this is definitely
going to waste a few days of your life
as you try to make the best crystal
combinations.

17. No game list can be complete without at least
one racing
game. Pocket Racing is a challenging racing
game which features a top down view of the
action on the road for easy
navigation. The game takes ghost data from
races you’ve won and uses it to race against
you. You’ll basically be trying to beat yourself in
the game, and the better you get at it, the
harder it becomes.
Players can also download the race data of
friends online to get more challenging and
creative races.

18. Angry Birds

20. Arguably one of the most famous puzzle
games in the world.
Angry Birds is in a league of its own, earning
over two million downloads during its first
week. Since the game was not released this
year, we cannot call it the best of 2013, but
there are a lot of variants of the original which
have come out this year like Angry Birds Star
Wars II which was released on September 18
and Angry Birds Go!, a cart racing game
scheduled for release in December 11. No
other mobile game has managed to combine
addictive game play with a comical
style as well as Angry Birds.