Family Island takes you back to the stone age, and sees you building up your own dream deserted island. You explore the various islands, start your own farm to grow crops, and customize it with a variety of decorations. You can even get to know the various members of your family.

Grab Family Island on Google Play. If you’re looking for something new to play, check out our best new Android games this week.

Family Island Free Energy Links

The below links are taken from Family Island’s official Facebook page, where the social media team distributes links that reward you with free coins and more.

Last checked for freebies on August 4th 2026.

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• August 5th
• August 4th
• August 3rd
• August 3rd
• August 2nd

Other Ways to Get Family Island Free Energy

Didn’t quite get enough free energy from the above links? Well, not to worry, as it’s not over just yet. There are plenty of ways to earn free coins just by playing.

Feed the Family

The best way to get energy is to feed the family. Just like in real life, you need to eat food to get the energy to do stuff. So, give them regular meals!

You can also earn energy just by collecting food, like mushrooms and berries. If you’re running low, check out the island for food to gather.

Wait

You get free energy at regular intervals, so if you’ve run out and you’ve used all of the links above, the best thing to do is wait. Just don’t wait too long, as once you’ve hit your energy cap, you won’t earn any more.

Level Up Your House

To earn more energy while you wait, you need to increase your energy cap. You do this by levelling up your house. Prioritise this when upgrading buildings, as this will give you more energy to play with in the long run.

Increase Your Player Level

Each time you increase your player level, you earn rewards and these can include energy. Quite a lot, too!

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So what’s Monopoly Go all about? Well, it’s a casual mobile game twist on the classic, family get-together-ruining board game. You can team up with your friends to get rich, or stab each other in the back if you so choose. It’s not like anyone can flip the board over.

The game plays like Coin Master, though the gameplay involves rolling dice on a traditional Monopoly board rather than spinning slots. Similarly to Coin Master, you can only roll a certain number of times before the game starts asking you for money.

Unlike Coin Master, though, you can’t simply head on over to Facebook to grab some free spins in the form of links. Instead, you have to rely on your cunning to play more than a single session per day.

However, that’s where we come in. We’ve spent a ton of time playing to bring you these tips, tricks, and cheats that you can use to get more Monopoly Go free dice.

You can also learn much more about Monopoly Go by checking out our launch news on Droid Gamers.

Latest Link

Please click on the below links to get Monopoly GO free rolls and free dice:

Last checked on August 5th.

1. August 5th
2. August 4th
3. August 3rd

Monopoly Go Free Dice – Daily Checklist

Consider the tips below to be a checklist of daily activities you should perform to maximize the number of Monopoly Go free rolls you can get.

Facebook Gifts

Follow the official Facebook, as Scopely has started to dish out free gifts via that channel. It’s not quite daily just yet, but it should grow over time.

Instagram Stories

Scopely is now giving away Monopoly GO free dice on the official Instagram, though usually via competition. Follow the group and see what you can get!

Daily Links

Much like Coin Master, Monopoly GO! gives away a handful of free dice via links per day. However, unlike Coin Master, they’re very difficult to get hold of and only drop in Discord.

They also expire incredibly quickly, so you’ll have to set up notifications and keep checking back throughout the day. There are plenty of rolls on offer via this method though, so it’s worth it even though it’s frustrating.

Play Regularly

You should play regularly to maximize the number of Monopoly GO free rolls you get. Why? Well, you get a free roll every five minutes, and this number is capped at 30 initially, though you can lift it by leveling up.

What that means is, that once you have 30 rolls ready to go, you can no longer earn any further free rolls. By not playing every single time this cap is reached, you’re, effectively, wasting rolls. Set up notifications so you never forget, or simply check in twice per day to ensure that you’re always spending your free rolls.

Town Upgrades

You can spend the cash you earn from rolling dice on town upgrades, including statues, buildings, and other real-life points of interest. Once you’ve built all the upgrades a town has to offer, and upgraded them to the max, your town is considered complete and you move on to the next one.

When this happens, you earn Monopoly Go free rolls that you can use on the board. That’s right – it pays to spend in Monopoly Go.

Level Up

As you roll dice and spend money, your net worth increases and this number represents your level. As your net worth increases, you earn various rewards that can occasionally include free rolls.

The only way you can increase your net worth is by playing though, so this is more something that will just happen as you progress.

Complete Albums

Much like in Coin Master, you can occasionally open sticker packs that reward you with stickers. These are all part of a specific album, and if you complete the album you get rewards that can include free rolls.

You earn stickers as you play, via events, or for daily logins, so don’t worry too much about chasing them down. You can trade duplicates with friends, or by joining the trading group on Facebook.

Login Rewards

The first time you login to Monopoly Go each day, you earn a reward. Yes, these can include free rolls! You can check the rewards on a weekly basis, so you always know when to expect some dice.

Daily Challenges

Each day, you can complete three simple challenges to get your hands on some quick rewards. As you can expect, these do include free wins on occasion, so make sure to check in each day and complete them.

These daily challenges all go towards weekly rewards too, so make sure to keep completing these every day.

Add Friends

Each time you invite a friend and they start playing Monopoly Go, you earn 30 free rolls. Go crazy and invite as many people as possible.

And that will do it for this guide. If you haven’t played it yet, grab Monopoly Go on Google Play right now.

Join the Free Rolls Discord

There is a Discord that you can join to get even more free dice. Links drop on a daily basis, though you will need to be quick if you want to get your hands on the freebies.

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This new game, I Want to Play the Villain! is coming to Android, iOS, PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 1 and 2. In fact, there’s a free demo hitting Steam on August 17th, 2026. The full release is currently planned for early 2027.

So, what’s the deal?

I Want to Play the Villain! is a theatre-themed logic puzzle game, where putting on the perfect performance is not that easy. Every actor has their own personality, ambitions, fears, wishes, and favourite roles. So, you’ve got to figure out who should play what, rearrange the cast, switch costumes around, and even change parts of the story so everyone ends up happy.

The game revolves around rearranging stories instead of simply solving a fixed puzzle. Giving an actor their dream role might fix one problem but create another somewhere else. Maybe two actors work perfectly together, or maybe someone absolutely shouldn’t end up in a situation they’re afraid of.

Every chapter introduces a different setting, cast of characters, mechanics, and story. Each performance becomes its own puzzle, and because the stories are modular, changing things around creates different performances and different outcomes.

Triomatica Games is both developing and publishing their new game I Want to Play the Villain! It features Triomatica Games’ signature hand-drawn, 2D animated style as well as their warm, cinematic aesthetic. Take a first glimpse at the game below!

Also, before leaving, be sure to read our next news on Lumines Remastered Bringing the Classic Audio-Visual Puzzle to Mobile.

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Caravan SandWitch is an adventure game from developer Studio Plane Toast. It’s published by Dear Villagers, the publishing branch of Plug In Digital, which is based in Montpellier, France. The game first launched for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch in September 2024.

Take your Caravan SandWitch and hit the road

You play as Sauge, who’s travelling across the planet Cigalo in search of her missing sister, Garance. Every step of the journey slowly uncovers more of the mystery surrounding her disappearance. There is no combat, no death, no timers. It’s just you, your van, and a huge world to explore however you want.

As usual, like in other post-apocalyptic games, Cigalo used to be a lush green planet. But human activity and environmental over-exploitation eventually turned it into a massive desert. Most people abandoned it and moved on to another planet, but not everyone left.

The humans who stayed behind are still trying to make the best of things. They have the company of the Reinetos, an ancient aboriginal species, the robots left behind after the planet’s exploitation, and the mysterious SandWitch.

Your journey takes you across a sci-fi world that has a Provence-inspired look. You’ll be driving your van or exploring on foot depending on where you’re headed. As you travel, you’ll help different communities with their problems, take on various tasks, and meet new people.

Caravan SandWitch lets you upgrade your van, unlocking access to new paths, hidden areas, and ancient ruins that weren’t reachable before. So, there’s navigating rough terrain, uncovering old ruins, solving puzzles, talking to characters, and customizing your van.

Caravan SandWitch is now available on the Google Play Store.

Also, read our news on Comedy Deduction Puzzle Adventure Lil’ Guardsman.

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Lil’ Guardsman is what happens when a 12-year-old kid gets stuck doing an important job

You play as Lil, short for Lilith, who’s only 12 years old and ends up covering her dad Hamish’s shift at the castle gate. That’s because he ditches work to make a bet on a goblinball game. She thinks it’ll just be a one-off thing, but it turns out she’s actually really good at the job, so she keeps getting pulled back into it.

Your job is deciding who gets into the fantasy kingdom of the Sprawl. You’re dealing with humans, elves, goblins, cyclopes, and over 100 different fully voiced characters. Some are harmless, some definitely aren’t, and it’s up to you to figure out who’s telling the truth.

Every visitor gives you three action points, and you have to decide how to spend them. You can question them, call one of three royal advisors to get their opinion, or pull out one of your five investigation tools.

Those tools run on power crystals, so you can’t spam them forever, although you can spend the gold you earn to upgrade them and get more uses. Later on, you can even arrest suspicious visitors instead of simply letting them in or turning them away.

Lil’ Guardsman has a cool mechanic called the Chronometer3000. It’s basically a time machine. Lil becomes its test subject, and it lets you rewind time to retry interactions if you think you messed something up. There’s a limit to how many retries you get, though.

Lil’ Guardsman is now available on the Google Play Store for $5.99.

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Never heard of Lumines before? Well, it’s a block-dropping puzzle game, but with a twist. Blocks fall in pairs with only two colours, and your goal is to line them up into 2×2 squares. Once you make a square, it stays on the board until a moving timeline sweeps across and clears it away.

Honestly though, the puzzles are only half the reason people love the game. The music and visuals are its selling points. Every move you make blends into the soundtrack, and you’re constantly surrounded by house, trance, and techno tracks.

As you progress, the backgrounds, called skins, change along with the music; the block colours swap, and even the sound effects for rotating and dropping pieces change too. Now, Lumines Remastered keeps all the classic skins, music, modes, and unlockables.

So, then what’s new in Lumines Remastered?

The mobile version has been built specifically for phones and tablets too. You can pick between several touch control layouts, or just hook up a controller. It’s still the same game designed by Tetsuya Mizuguchi.

Lumines Remastered includes 40 music-filled stages, Challenge Mode, Time Attack, Puzzle Mode, Mission Mode, VS CPU, and local two-player Battle Mode. There’s also Skin Edit mode, which lets you shuffle stages around like a music playlist. You can unlock every stage, soundtrack, and avatar, compete on online leaderboards, and use cloud saves so your progress follows you across devices.

Lumines Remastered is free to try, letting you play the first 15 levels in Challenge Mode and the full 60-second Time Attack Mode. You can unlock the full game for $7.99 on the Google Play Store.

Before leaving, be sure to read our next scoop on Funny Roguelike Autobattler How Many Dudes?.

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You can click on the names of the games below to download them from the Play Store. The games are premium unless otherwise mentioned (which unfortunately is quite a lot).

The Best Android Warhammer Games

Here come the titles!

Warhammer Quest

This free-to-play offering is a tactical RPG set in the Age Of Sigmar. Assemble a team of heroes to take on the forces of chaos, and see some familiar faces… well, familiar if you’re into Age Of Sigmar, anyway.

The Horus Heresy: Legions

A TCG set in the formative age of the Warhammer 40,000 canon. You’ll build up a deck of heroes and use them to fight other players and AI controlled hooligans alike. It’s not quite Hearthstone, but it’s not that far off. It’s free with IAP.

Warhammer 40,000: Tacticus

A free-to-play tactical game Tacticus sends you out to assemble a crack team of the grim universe’s most battle-hardened and deranged warriors to form an unbreakable force for turn-based battles.

Warhammer: Chaos And Conquest

Before things get too 40K-dominated, let’s round off back in ye olden times with Warhammer: Chaos And Conquest. This base builder MMO lets you contend with players across the globe and ally with them, or y’know, pillage, burn, salt their crops, all that sort of stuff.

Warhammer 40,000: The App

Want to play a good old-fashioned game of 40K with the figures? There’s also an app for that! The official 40K app is a handy quick reference for all the game’s units, and a simplified version of the core rules. So there’s no excuse not to finish painting your miniatures now.

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Take a trip to Dungeons of Hinterberg

You play as Luisa, a burnt-out lawyer who decides the best cure for work stress is a trip to Hinterberg. It’s a fictional town in the Austrian Alps, where magic is the main tourist attraction. And people don’t just come for the scenery; they come to conquer dungeons.

It’s about balancing monster slaying with your vacation. Your social life also matters just as much as your combat stats. The adventure takes you across four different Alpine biomes. The first one, Doberkogel, is filled with rugged peaks and green meadows.

Meanwhile, Hinterwald brings an autumn forest with ancient secrets and winding paths. Kolmstein turns everything into a frozen wonderland where you need a magical snowboard to get around. Then there’s Brünneresel, a mysterious marshland where nature and magic collide.

There are 25 handcrafted dungeons, where you deal with platforming sections, physics-based puzzles, and environmental riddles. A spell that helps you fight in one area might end up being the solution to a puzzle somewhere else. Also, no two dungeons are the same.

Once the sun goes down, things calm down quite a bit in the Dungeons of Hinterberg. You spend your evenings visiting places like the local bar, the cinema, or the lakeside. That’s where you meet locals, fellow slayers, and even cynical journalists.

For accessibility, the game includes multiple difficulty settings along with vacation modes. Visually, Dungeons of Hinterberg comes in a vibrant cell-shaded art style that makes the Alps look like a living comic book, accompanied by a lo-fi chill-hop soundtrack.

Crunchyroll’s Dungeons of Hinterberg is available exclusively to Mega Fan and Ultimate Fan memberships on the Google Play Store.

Also, read our news on Deck-Building Auto-Battler CookieRun: Crumble.

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How Many Dudes does it take to beat up a gorilla? Well, that’s the burning question that this new game tries to answer. Through actual (in-game) fights, of course! The game is out now on Android, published by Butterscotch Shenanigans, the studio behind the Crashlands series.

How Many Dudes? is a roguelike dude-builder

Your job is to recruit an increasingly ridiculous army of dudes to throw into equally ridiculous fights. There are gorillas, horse-sized ducks, god, and whatnot! You’ll find out by running your own Dude Ranch.

There are 42 unique Dude Types spread across six Dude Families: Undead Dudes, Employed Dudes, Warrior Dudes, Fantasy Dudes, Sci-Fi Dudes, and Action Dudes. The fun part is figuring out how they all work together because mixing different Dude Types creates wonderfully broken combos.

You can have Zombie Dudes that explode whenever enemies hit them. Ninja Dudes unleash a barrage of shurikens, while Cowboy Dudes lasso other Dudes out of danger. There are more than 850,000 possible team compositions, too.

Then, there are the Relics and Trinkets. Hundreds of Dude Relics completely change how battles work. Wizard Dudes can start launching volleys of fireballs every time they move, while Ninja Dudes can automatically enter stealth when they’re in danger. And somehow, Finance Dudes can make money by taking out life insurance policies on your other Dudes.

Boss fights reward Trinkets, which are assigned to specific Dude Types and unlock even crazier strategies. You can give your Wizard Dudes ADHD or hand your Samurai Dudes a Taser. I mean, yeah, by now, you probably have a pretty clear idea of how zany How Many Dudes? is. Check out the game on the Google Play Store, will you?

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It’s set in the Dessert World as part of the Crumble Mercenary Guild. This group takes on pretty much anything they can get paid for, from simple errands to much bigger fights happening across the kingdom.

They’re constantly trying to scrape together enough bounty money to survive, but their biggest problem is the Implant Order. It’s a villainous faction digging up Crystals all over the kingdom to fund whatever mysterious plans they’ve got going on.

CookieRun: Crumble doesn’t start with a giant army

Your first three members are Dark Cherry Cookie, Grapevine Cookie, and Berry Yogurt Cookie. You slowly build things up until you can command teams of up to 12 Cookies. Before every battle, you decide who’s coming along. Cookie roles, individual skills, Pets, and even how well the team works together all affect how your lineup performs.

Then, there’s the Pet system. Pets can give Companion Effects that can completely change how a fight plays out, while Ownership Effects permanently boost your stats. On that note, take a look at CookieRun: Crumble below.

CookieRun: Crumble introduces alternate dimensional versions of familiar faces, including Oven Wanderer Cookie, Brightseeker Cookie, and Readyberry Cookie.

Meanwhile, the Crumble Dungeon lets you throw every Cookie you’ve collected into one huge battle against the Holy Golden Drop. Daily Dungeons give you resources for growing your Cookies and making your teams stronger.

Plaque Tower has you climbing floor after floor, and some stages have special gimmicks that force you to rethink your deck. Then there’s Arena, where you build your strongest Cookie combinations, fight other players, climb the rankings, and earn rewards along the way.

You can grab the game on the Google Play Store.

Also, read our news on MONOPOLY GO!’s New Happy Harvest Season Featuring Looney Tunes.

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