It seems it is raining with casual fun games on the Android Market, and Speed Car is just one of the fine examples. The game sports very simple controls, simple objective and graphics. And although it brings nothing
out of the ordinary to the table, its smooth and quite addicting gameplay certainly turns it into a well worth download.

Created by OoO Studio, this developer has quite a few decent game titles under-their-belt, but Speed Car just blows away those titles when the download numbers are compared. Surely, Speed Car is a game that should adorn the App drawer on your Android device.

Speed Car is a 3D racing game that requires players to achieve the maximum distance at high, low or medium speed. Well, no game can be complete with its fair share of obstacles, so in Speed Car the obstacles are the other cars and trucks on the road. Be careful though, you would never know when a car decides to change lanes. Reflexes is what this game demands and wants.

The car speed is very normal at a decent RPM when the screen is not touched, but the moment a finger is put on the screen, the perpetual boost is activated and then the car keeps zooming like an insane machine. When the car is at a normal speed, every car crossed garners 10 points and with boost a total of 30+10 points is gained. Devices with gyroscope will benefit the most with the response of the car to right and left tilt. The game adopts the Bullet Physic engine support and the crashes never look the same, and that is a big plus point hands-down.

Overall, this is a great game without a doubt and should be tried by all, irrespective of the type of gamer you are. The game is free of any lag or bugs and packs in quite a punch all through the simplicity it sports. In one word, this game is simply Awesome.

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Speed Car on Google Play
Speed Car on App Store

We have played a lot of zombies games and some of them have really blown us away with the level of realism packed inside. This is what Samurai vs Zombie is all about. An action-packed game with oodles of characters and wonderful surroundings.

The game was created by Glu Mobile, a developer that has joined the A-league of smartphone game developers long time ago. Since than, Glu has produced some of the most amazing game titles such as Frontline Commando, Blood & Glory, Guitar Hero, Gun Bros Multiplayer and many more. Samurai vs Zombie really sticks to the legacy of great gaming fan.

If you think about Samurai vs Zombie as a run of the mill mindless game, think again. The app has a certain feel to it which helps it to create a niche in the casual gaming segment. What Glu Mobile really achieves here is creating a game out-of-the-box without making it look like a mash up of their past titles.

Samurai vs Zombies defense puts players in the shoes of a heroic samurai who has sworn to defend the gates of his sacred village against the oncoming horde of brain-dead attackers. That onslaught just happens to be coming from swarms of zombies who are hungry for some samurai bite. Game graphics are really neat with some really nice visuals thrown in here and there, keeping in mind the Freemium legacy of Glu Mobile.

The controls of the game are the definition of simplicity. Hold to the left of the screen to go left and hold the right for right. Players are blessed with additional power-ups and ability to call in reinforcements that sit on the bottom of the screen and can be commanded with a single touch.

Players are not left to their own fate for defeating the brain-dead junkies. Aside from being armed with a bow and arrow and a powerful sword, players also have full ability to seek help in the form of summonable samurais that will join in their fight. Archers, swordsmen, warriors, and eventually even riflemen and heroes on horseback will come to help.

Overall, the game is full of action, adventure, hack-and-slash, fast-paced gameplay, awesome visuals so-on and so-forth. It is a freemium app and hence the need of integrating in-app purchases was a must for Glu, but interestingly players need not make any in-app purchase to smoothly glide through in-game levels. A very big boon to enjoy this marvel of a game.

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Samurai vs Zombies on App Store
Samurai vs Zombies on Google Play
Glu Mobile on Facebook

This is one game that was always present on my 'classics' list and there are many who have played it endlessly on their PCs. Yes, the game we are talking about is Plumber. It is here that the players need to connect various pipes and let the water flow seamlessly without any loopholes.

Created by Monsters Game, these developers have a specialty for casual arcade games, although Plumber has garnered the highest number of downloads till date.

The game is as simple as 1-2-3. There is a leak in the pipe that needs to be fixed by the player. Fairly simple without getting your hands dirty. All the player needs to do is reorder the pipes and make the gushing water flow seamlessly from one pipe to the other.

The game is quite challenging and needs a lot of thinking and patience to solve it. With over 50 levels packed-in, players will face the ire of frustration. Unlike other games where the first 5 levels are like a walk-in-the-park, be careful as Plumber will wreck havoc on the grey cell from the first level onward.

There is not much to talk about the game as it is very straightforward without beating around the bush. A must try for every person out there who played Plumber on Windows 98 and enjoy gaming of that era. A big thumbs up to the developer for doing true justice to a true classic.

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Plumber on Google Play
Plumber on App Brain

Here is a cute little game with its own twist of Good vs Evil. HeavenHell features a cute, round and fluffy angel and a similar looking devil, painted in Evil Red. The game's architecture is physics-based and will appeal to gamer of every kind. Kiddies might just keep smiling, everytime this game is launched.

Developed by Nelphy Games, the game does not have any concept or a definite storyline, it is present just for the entertainment value and it surely does provide the player with a lot of just that.

HeavenHell needs a lot of logic to successfully complete the game. Players will need to tap the angel and demon to transport them into circles or squares, depending on the obstacles or the situation at a given time. The game is spread over 4 worlds and a whooping 80 levels, providing for a uninterrupted gameplay.

Visually the game is high on appeal and provides the game with the extra brownie points. Further, the character sketching and game worlds are also well executed to say the least. Overall, the game brings in a breath of relief from the HD graphic games which has invaded the mobile gaming scene and adds a new dimension to casual gaming. iOS version coming soon.

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HeavenHell on Google Play

How many DOS games have you played in the last year? Most probably none. The gen-x might not be even aware of what the DOS platform actually is, but if you grew up on the system back in the day and want to go back to the good-old gaming days, then we have a something special for you. Iron Seed is your passport for a trip down memory lane.

Developed by Channel 7 and published by Softdisk, the game is certainly a real-time strategy, science fiction, and space adventure.

Players begin this cross-time adventure with a single ship and a chosen crew. The planets are randomly generated and there are numerous ship designs all dressed in a multitude of different play styles. Research, exploration, and diplomacy are some of the highly rated ingredients for success in-game.

The game houses a full blown option for new ships, new upgrades, and also includes ancient artifacts that help the player with reaching their objectives. Combat can be both in the form of random encounters or planned and executed by the player. Iron Seed is a true classic that focuses mainly on strategy and tactical issues.

Overall, its a great game with an infinite re-playable option. Highly recommended to all DOS platform gaming fans.

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Iron Seed on Hotud
Iron Seed on Liberated Games

Time to bring out the darker and evil gaming side hiding in everyone of us as Dark Legends storms the Android platform. The game packs-in fangs, blood, and super speed that will surely satisfy every MMORPG fans' hunger for the ultimate gameplay experience.

Created by Spacetime Studios this developer is marked as one of the top ones on Google Play and MMORPG seems to be their forte. Dark Legends is quite a hit on Google Play by raking in an average rating of 4.6 which is great comapred to the flood of new games by the hour.

To begin the game is packed with enjoyable hack and slash fun, especially during online battles with other players. There is lots of customization available and a huge game to explore. Dark Legends as a game really puts the player in control of a blood-thirsty vampires, on a quest to find the culprit responsible for him/her becoming a vampire.

There is a funny part to the game and that being the vampire in question is a good guy. Yes, you read that right, a good guy. He simply has a bit of a nibble on a human and then sends them on their way with a polite "sorry." The only mission he needs to accomplish is to find out the main culprit who transformed him into a vampire. Quite interesting I say.

The map integrated within the Dark Legends gameplay is made up of numerous campaigns filled with story-based goings-on and the world map shows a string of missions to complete, and the player needs to spend their energy points on wrapping these up one by one (gaining and earning energy points is not a very simple task).

The visuals on this game are a bit of a let down as Spacetime Studios has really not done much to enhance the graphics and certain elements still look outdated from the time of Pocket Legends. Overlooking this, the game has a fun element to it and therefore will keep MMORPG fans smiling for quite some time.

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Developer Website
Dark Legends on Google Play
Dark Legends on Facebook

Coming straight to the point, Falling Balls is a game that really needs to be played to enjoy it to the fullest. Coming to the iOS platform, it will surely provide all users with ample fun time without getting one bored.

Developed by BIT-101, this developer has done a commendable job by integrating the finest architecture structure within such a casual game.

The game is so straightforward that there is nothing to talk about until it has been played. So, what does the player actually need to do? Well, nothing apart from tilting the device from time-to-time depending on the situation and saving the stick model before he is crushed to pulp.

The recent new update has the whole game written in OpenGL for improved performance and response over the previous version, while retaining the same basic game looks and even responses like the original. The user-interface has also received a new shiny look with the inclusion of a new Ninja level as well as a few other advanced levels.

Overall, Falling Balls is a great game and will keep players hooked endlessly without welcoming the boredom factor. A big thumbs-up to the developer and their initiative for bringing such a well integrated game for free on iOS.

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Falling Balls on TotallyGamed

Pinball has always been considered to be a fun, addictive, intuitive arcade classic that refuses to go out of style. Years later and here it is again on the new age smartphone. Pinball Classic is very true to the name and old-school fans will appreciate the fact that the developer has not tinkered a lot with the game's layout.

Developed by Terran Droid, the same people who have the top rated game Pool Master Pro in their kitty, Pinball Classic in a similar way does not let down.

The game does not try to steer away from the actual game by throwing-in stuff like Zombies, Spaceships, Cowboys, James Bond etc. This is the true classic game at its best. The graphics are top-notch and just the way they meant to be. Moreover, the animations integrated within the board are also class and add to the whole intuitive feel.

What I really loved in this game was that the board is not unusually cluttered like some of the other virtual pinball games. The gameplay is very simple to say the least. To launch the ball, players need to slide their finger back and hold till the spring reaches its maximum stretch point. The Flippers are controlled by flicking them on the touchscreen.

Overall, Pinball Classic has its own share of shortcomings no doubt, but players who love casual gaming or love Pinball in any form away from the table, will adore this version. A great product by the developer and a big thumbs up to them for offering up a classic, the way it is meant to be.

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Pinball Classic on Android Market

In the past week, we have seen a spur in the rise of casual gaming, but at the end of the day, developers do bow down to the hardcore HD gaming fanatics. Well, so this is it, Overkill. This game is a premium game without any lousy price tags. It is free, yes, once you have played and experienced the game, you would probably whack yourself in order to believe it.

Developed by Craneballs Studios, makers of the highly rated SuperRope, Overkill is a class apart compared to that. It is violent, brutal, tricky, visually appealing, intuitive and with large number of customization options. The game has been around for quite awhile on iOS and finally it makes a landing on Android.

In-game, players take the role of a mercenary, ready to kill everyone who acts as an obstacle in his way. The game is packed with enemies whose difficulty levels range from easy to downright tough. So in the first wave the enemies die with just one shot from a not-so-powerful weapon, but once the tougher enemies appear then even 3 shots from a fully equipped gun do little damage.

There are 5 venues where the missions take place, each venue tougher than the previous. Also, each venue has a set of 20 different waves that get harder on the player with the progress. If you are successful in clearing out all the 20 waves, then the game throws up a 'Hell Wave' which in my books is 'one crazy level'.

Overkill scores the extra brownie points thanks to the guns available in-game. Every shooter will drool over the arsenal available, the war machines range from M4, MP7, HK 417, and the P90 to name a few. The buck does not stop here, as players have the full option to customize these babies to their hearts content. The guns are unlocked as you attain higher levels. Each gun can be equipped with better advancements, add-ons, scope, barrels, cartridge, and frontmouth.

Being a free game, Overkill also supports itself via in-app purchases, but here they are not forced. I could cross the first mission after equipping my gun fully without any in-app purchases whatsoever. To unlock heavy-duty guns, OM Medals are required and some of them can be acquired for free by just completing offers.

Overall, Overkill is a killer game with true HD graphics and a great gameplay system. Finally it is time for Android users to go on an 'Overkill'.

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Overkill on Facebook

Another masterpiece coming for the Android users and this time around they are ready to satisfy the hunger of basketball fans. Basketball Shot is a game that is intuitive, fun, addictive and challenging all at the same time.

Created by DroidHen Casual, the developer with some of the best arcade game offerings under-their-belt and the one that definitely need no introduction to an Android user hooked to games such as Racing Moto, Fruit Shoot, Jewels to name just a few.

There is nothing much to talk about the game at all. Players just need to flick a set of 4 basketballs in the hoop during a given period of time. No game can be this simple, so as the levels go by, the hoop also starts to move from left-to-right and slowly the pace increases with a time-crunch playing the devil.

Overall, the game is highly lovable and sure deserves an applause for the simplicity it has to offer in a no-nonsense package. Truly a great time killer for Android.

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Developer Website
Basketball Shot on Android Market