The Best Android Action Games You Never Heard Of

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Trying to find new games but tired of the mainstream? Want action-packed games that are guaranteed to take up your time? Games you possibly never heard of and might recommend to your friends after playing? Look no further than these next 10 action games! From colorful characters clashing with zombies and living household items to the mobile version of a popular manga, these are the best Android action games you never heard of.

10. Omega Legends

Currently open for pre-registration, Omega Legends from IGG looks like Fortnite on a sugar high. Fight solo or with a team against 60 other players after parachuting onto a variety of locations. Search for weapons, healing objects and defenses while running to safe zones and avoiding other players. The game ends when a single player or team is left, earning a hefty reward of experience points. A variety of characters to choose from, each with different powers, allows for potential unique gameplay every playthrough. Unlike other battle royale games, there’s no way to hide or even bend down in any environment. This makes the game faster and more nerve-wracking as everyone races not to die. Time will tell if Omega Legends lives up to its hype.
Available on Google Play

9. Street Boss: Shootout

A cartoony-looking title from WillBeFun, Street Boss: Shootout is a fun, one-click shooting adventure. Collect numerous guns and other weapons to take out enemies and powerful bosses. Play as a variety of uniquely designed heroes, each with their own set of skills. Earn rewards like cash to improve the heroes’ skills and even their weapons. Use the environment to avoid enemy fire and plan your next moves. If your hero dies, watch an ad to revive them. Though Street Boss: Shootout is visually appealing, a common criticism is that the ads don’t work, and the game is a bit buggy. Hopefully, the developers will address these issues soon.
Available on Google Play

8. Exile Survival

Banished from your tribe, survive the wastelands in Pride Games’ newest action title Exile Survival. Start from the ground up and explore to create your own warrior and, eventually, your own home. Craft items such as weapons to defend yourself against monsters and other players. Scour the land for materials and build your home to live and defend from those who wish to steal it. Hack and slash enemies in literal bloodbath fights to survive every day. Though a bit slow to start, Exile Survival looks to be worth the work.
Available on Google Play

7. Lootland

“Enter a world where the toasters hate you and the washing machine wants to kill you.” If this excerpt from the Google Play description doesn’t hook you, I don’t know what will. Battle man-made objects come to life in Lootland from Nitro Games Oyj. Gather a team of friends in multiplayer co-op to shoot enemy trash cans and even bulldozers. Once defeated, they explode and leave behind rewards and collectables. Upgrade weapons and armor for different colorful characters to help them advance through challenging levels. Lootland is still a very new game, so it has room for improvement, but there is a lot of exciting potential here.
Available on Google Play

6. Dead Spreading: Survival

Look for a lost Spec-Ops team in low-res zombie wasteland Dead Spreading: Survival from Youloft Games. Zombies scurry around an expansive map in hordes and surround you easily. Whatever you do, don’t stop moving or it will be death by zombies for you. Thankfully, there’s an arsenal of weapons to choose from to fend off the rapidly growing undead. They’re not typical weapons, however; shurikens, laser guns, miniature missile launchers and more are all at your disposal. Complete quests to earn XP and coins to unlock and upgrade characters to make them more formidable. Defeat large bosses for even more reward potential. Destroy the hordes before they destroy you.
Available on Google Play

5. Fist of the North Star

Whether you’ve heard of it or actually seen it, Fist of the North Star has had a massive impact on the world of manga and anime. Mega popular in the 80s and listed as one of the bestselling manga series, it stands to reason that FotNS would have game adaptations. Developed by Sega, in FotNS for Android you play as protagonist Kenshiro in a post-nuclear war Earth and fight enemies with over-the-top martial arts. Tap the screen to fight iconic villains and perform powerful combo attacks. The intensely detailed character designs and dramatic fight scenes feel like you’ve been transported into FotNS itself. And it should, as the original manga artist, Tetsuo Hara, oversaw the designs. The only general complaint the game has received is that it’s something of a cash grab. While that’s a bit problematic, the game can still be played without buying anything.
Available on Google Play

4. Shelter War

In yet another post-apocalyptic America, come out of cryosleep to lead an army of vault dwellers against the monsters topside. From Royal Ark, Shelter War features bunker building and defense, along with intense battles against terrifying creatures. Train your soldiers to improve their skills and research different technology to upgrade weapons and even vehicles. Travel the desert wasteland across multiple levels and earn rewards like food, water and other materials needed to strengthen your bunker and soldiers. Crisp graphics and smooth gameplay add to the overall enjoyment of the game, making Shelter War one not to miss.
Available on Google Play

3. Raziel: Dungeon Arena

An RPG with over 60 dungeons, Raziel: Dungeon Arena from Indrasoft HK overflows with content. Beautiful graphics combined with an exciting single-player story mode make for an experience that’s hard to step away from. Fight monsters such as trolls and cyclopes to gain numerous rewards. These include gems, gold and gear, the latter of which can be equipped to characters to increase their power. Characters are divided into four classes: Beast Master, Ice Mage, Death Ranger and Puppeteer. Two characters at a time can be taken into battle as a main and supporting class. Though there’s limited customization, each character looks so stunningly unique and deadly it’s not much of a problem. Despite being described as difficult to start, with a lot of patience, Raziel: Dungeon Arena has potential to be worth the effort.
Available on Google Play

2. Final Destiny – Beyond the End of the World

Travel across dangerous lands while protecting a baby in Final Destiny – Beyond the End of the World from YEMA. The baby must always stay with you to remain safe, for if it escapes, you won’t be able to fight until you find it again. Attack and evade hordes of pixelated enemies such as goblins and even giant insects. Gain XP after battles, mine for gems and stones to improve her armor, and even acquire a pet to assist in her travels. Enjoy the gorgeous scenery of forests, mountains, coasts, and towns and explore the lands for potential items to use in the future. While the baby mechanic has been noted to be frustrating, Final Destiny can be an enjoyable experience for players of all ages.
Available on Google Play

1. Dungeon Quest Action RPG – Labyrinth Legend

Slash your way through dungeons and enemies of varying sizes in Dungeon Quest from Shinobi Games. The kingdom in which you live has been cursed by the queen, and everyone within it is unable to leave. Explore automatically generated dungeons to not only fight enemies and collect treasure, but also to end the curse. Foes vary from average forest creatures to dungeon-dwelling demons. Bosses at the very depths are massive and may not be defeated after one playthrough. Traverse the dungeons to collect equipment to strengthen your character enough to win against them. When not fighting, explore the picturesque kingdom and talk to the locals to help them and earn extra rewards. With simple controls, beautiful visuals and easy replayability, Dungeon Quest is practically begging for players to download it.
Available on Google Play