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Some of the best Android games are action games. Action games are often made up of many genres, so you can explore some of the best blooded titles. Whether you’re looking to delve into classic shooters like Doom, classic platformers like Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, or Brawlhalla’s competitive combat scenes, today’s list is for you. So let’s take a closer look at what kind of action games Android has to offer.

Doom

DOOM hardly needs an introduction. This is indeed a classic game, rebuilt using Unity, so updated for modern devices. You can also play using your own WAD, and the game also supports 60FPS gameplay for smoother controls.

Keyboards and controllers are also supported. The Android version lets you play wherever you want, with your preferred control method, whether you’re on the go with your Android phone or just want a long session on your Chromebook. So if you’re looking for classic shooter action, DOOM is for you.

rhythm fighter

Sure, Android has plenty of classic action games, but what if you’re looking for something new? If you’re a fan of rhythm games, Rhythm Fighter is a new release to watch. This title is a combination of side-scrolling side-scrolling action and rhythm game, which is very interesting. All the moves you’d expect from a brawling game are here, so kick and punch your way to victory, to the beat of great music.

Best of all, Rhythm Fighter is a premium release. That means you can buy everything for one price. So if you can afford $3 and want to dive into a fairly new and unique title that offers skill-based gameplay, this is for you.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Metroidvania fans should be aware of this. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is the game that gave birth to the term Metroidvania. The word describes a game that offers the classic Castlevania platform and the backtracking known from the Metroid series. It’s a Metroidvania. More or less, this is a 2D platforming game in which you progress through the world killing enemies, finding useful tools to help you clutch in and progress even when defeating bosses.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is considered a classic for a reason. You can get an Android port for as cheap as the game, $3. If you haven’t played the classics yet, or are simply looking for a fun revisit, this is without a doubt one of the best action games on the platform. Do not miss it!

Brawlhalla

This is a competitive game much like Super Smash Bros. Players battle on stages that include platforms and multiple people flying around in a competitive manner. I’m sure Super Smash Bros. fans would scoff at him calling Brawlhalla a clone, but that’s essentially what it’s all about: free-to-play but balanced and platforming of his base It’s become a fun fighter.

Sure, being free to play means the game is heavily monetized, but luckily it’s all cosmetic, so no one can pay for an advantage. Plus, the game supports cross-platform play, so you can jump to your phone and play with your friends across consoles and PCs. Not bad for a Smash Bros clone, right?

dead cells

Over the years, we’ve seen many indie roguelikes come to the platform. Many are good in their own right, but one title stands out from the rest. That’s Dead Cells. It plays like a Metroidvania title while also offering roguelike mechanics. Of course, he dies often, but that’s part of the fun of him. Unlocking new abilities and weapons progresses slowly, and the game is procedurally generated, so it’s fresh every time you run it.

The controls are tight, and even if you’re not a fan of touch controls, there’s controller support (my preferred way to play). Additionally, the game supports high frame rates and can be held steady on rugged devices. In short, this is a game that can be played at a very fast framerate, which can be paired with a corded controller to minimize lag. It’s pretty crazy for a title that was first released on .

5 nights at Freddy’s

Five Nights at Freddy’s is pretty popular with kids, but it’s a solid game for those who like jumpscare-filled horror games. Sure, the series has grown well, with this title coming to his Android in 2014, but it definitely held up and is still being actively updated. In terms of gameplay, it’s your job to run security in Pizza his parlor, which contains many animatronics (like Chuck E. Cheese). Of course, these animatronics come to life with intent to kill, so you’ll need to utilize the office’s camera system to keep up with the killer robots. can you survive the night?

If you don’t know how to start this series, we have a handy guide to help you prepare for your adventure. Of course, the best place to start is the first game in the series (this list), which you can buy for $3. That’s pretty cheap for a game that ideally most players would spend his 3 hours completing.

radiation island

From Minecraft to Terraria, Android has plenty of survival games. If ports aren’t your thing, Radiation Island is a great place to start. It’s an open world game where you gather, explore and craft so you’re ready to fight your enemies. Your goal is to escape the island and return to the real world, but it requires some effort as this is a survival game and survival is difficult.

For a game released in 2017, the graphics are beautiful and the exploration aspect is more engaging. This is a premium he release, and you can grab a copy for $3 without worrying about in-app purchases or intrusive ads. Additionally, the game supports controllers, making it a perfect title for tablets and Chromebooks.

call of duty mobile

Last but not least is Call of Duty Mobile. It’s arguably the most popular shooter on Android, and series veterans get all the familiar maps in one bite. This is Call of Duty to play on the go, and Activision nailed it for the most part. Sure, the drop rate isn’t great, which is why people head for the Battle Pass.

Yes, the game is free to play, but you can’t stop spinning because this exciting shooter offers familiar and fun action.It’s incredibly easy to drop tons of money on new cosmetics Please remember that

Let the game begin!

That’s the end of today’s roundup, but it’s just the beginning, as the list will grow as it’s updated with new ones. If there’s an Android game you’d like to see added to our roundup of action games, let us know in the comments below. And if you’re looking for more games, AP has a complete catalog of roundups covering multiple genres available from our best Android games list. Until next update, enjoy!