The Best Android Adventure Games

Let’s kick off the adventures.

Layton: Unwound Future – 4.8 Score On Google Play

One of the absolutely beloved series of puzzlers, Unwound Future is the third installment. It follows the plucky Professor as he receives a letter, apparently from his assistant Luke ten years into the future! This leads into a time-hopping adventure, filled with puzzles.

Oxenfree – 3.6 Score On Google Play

Oxenfree is a spooky and atmospheric adventure game that takes place on a crumbling island once host to a military base. A strange rift causes even stranger entities to bleed into the fabric of the island, and how you react, and treat those around you will make a big impact on how events play out.

Unfortunately, Oxenfree and its sequel are currently exclusive to Netflix subscribers, (which is, we suspect, why the score is a little on the low side) but this might change up in the near future, we’ll keep you posted on that one.

Underground Blossom – 4.9 Score On Google Play

An eerie trip through surreal metro stations, Underground Blossom is an entry from the acclaimed Rusty Lake series, and sets you to work piecing together a character’s past through an unsettling train ride. Explore the different locations and use your wits and skills of observation to advance.

Machinarium – 4.0 Score On Google Play

A gorgeous tale of lonely robots in a weird, wordless future.

You play as a robot who’s been exiled to the scrap-heap, and you must solve puzzles, collect items, and build yourself up in order to find your way back to the city. Your robot-girlfriend awaits your rescue.

You’ve probably already played Machinarium by now, but if you haven’t then you should definitely pick it up. Alternatively, try out any of Amanita Design’s other games.

Thimbleweed Park – 4.5 Score On Google Play

If you’re looking for your next murder investigation while pretending you’re in an episode of the X-Files, then you’ve arrived at your destination. Thimbleweed Park is a graphic adventure game set in a small town full of characterful locals.

Each one has their own unique personality, and the game will reveal this to you as you investigate them, one by one. On top of this classic graphic adventure format sits a dark-humoured tone – what’s not to love?

Overboard! – 4.1 Score On Google Play

An interesting premise for a game – can you get away with murdering your husband? Overboard! puts you in the shoes of a woman who has just pushed her other half off a boat, and now has to interact with the passengers and pass off as innocent.

As the game is quite difficult, you probably won’t be able to at first. However, with more playthroughs of the game, you’ll soon be acquainted with how best to deceive your fellow passengers.

The White Door – 4.8 Score On Google Play

The White Door is a psychological mystery adventure game that follows a man who wakes up in a mental health institution. His main problem: he can’t remember anything about how he got there or how long he’s been there.

As you progress further into the game you’ll figure out why you’re there. A point-and-click style mechanic is how you play the game, and you’ll move the game forward by figuring out and sticking to your daily routine.

Brok The InvestiGator – 4.7 Score On Google Play

Want something that looks like TaleSpin with a gritty dystopian edge? There’s Brok The InvestiGator, an adventure game that brings puzzles, interactions, and even optional brawling to the table as you step into the boots of the reptilian PI… if he wore boots.

The Girl In The Window – 4.5 Score On Google Play

This spooky escape room puts you in a difficult situation. You’re exploring an abandoned house where a grisly murder took place. Now, something in the house is stopping you from leaving. It’s up to you to solve puzzles and piece the mystery together while something supernatural and unfriendly is far too close for comfort.

Samorost 3 – 4.4 Score On Google Play

Another lovely little trip from Amanita Design. Take on the role of a teeny little spaceman in a pointy hat and travel across different worlds. Explore the worlds, make friends, and use your logical thinking to solve puzzles.

Kathy Rain – 4.4 Score On Google Play

Take a trip back to the 90’s, in all respects, with Kathy Rain. The setting, the pixel graphics, and the point-and-click mechanics are very 1995. Take control of the titular Kathy as you explore the dark secret of a small town, and what they have to do with the strange death of your grandfather.

Lumino City – 4.7 Score On Google Play

A stunning work of art as well as an adventure game, Lumino City’s colorful world is make up of intricately paper-crafted sets. It’s no surprise this game has a boatload of rewards attached to its name by this point. It deserves them!

Return To Monkey Island – 4.5 Score On Google Play

The latest addition to the absolutely iconic point and click adventure game series sees you pick up again with Guybrush Threepwood, years after his previous adventures, and just as an all new one ramps up. It has a number of the big names from the original Monkey Island back, so it’s not just the franchise in name.

Beholder – 4.2 Score On Google Play

There are no easy choices in this dystopian game. Play the manager of an apartment block in a corrupt, totalitarian state. Do you help your tenants and their troubles? Do you report their indiscretions to the state? Will doing either make your life worse? Don’t go in expecting a relaxing time.

Broken Sword Reforged – 4.7 Score On Google Play

A visually gorgeous rework of the classic point-and-click that lovingly recreates each scene from the original in a new art style, with full voice acting and an HD remaster of the game’s original soundtrack. No online requirements, no IAPs, just a great game.

ScummVM

Having been talking about adventure games on here for a while, and updating the list regularly, it seems remiss that we never got around to talking about ScummVM before now. This little app serves as a gateway to having a ton of the old classics of the genre freely available on your phone.

Old Broken Sword and Monkey Island, King’s Quest, 7th Guest, the list goes on. (Though you will have to acquire the Steam or GOG releases if you haven’t already.)

You will need to keep in mind that this is an emulator, so some assembly is required to get everything up and working, but the documentation is very thorough and a lot of the older titles are freely available, so fill your boots.

Servant Of The Lake – 4.9 Score On Google Play

This is the newest addition to the Rusty Lake series, a slightly eerie point and click series from the creators of previous entries The White Room and Underground Blossom. It sees you working as a servant to a wealthy family… who really seem to do nothing for themselves. You’re going to have to solve the houses’ mysteries while also taking care of every single demand they throw your way.

Want something a little more fast-paced than the best Android adventure games? Check out our best Android action games feature.

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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.

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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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Grab Alone With You from the Epic Games Mobile Store

Normally, Alone With You costs $4.99 on the mobile Epic Games Store. Now, you can grab it for free until September 17th, 2026, with the sale ending at 8:30 PM on that date. It comes from developer and publisher BancyCo and first released in February 2017.

Alone With You is a story-heavy sci-fi point-and-click adventure with a visual novel narrative. You play as the last survivor of a doomed space colony, and the planet you’re stuck on is about to implode around you.

Your job is to figure out how to escape while also uncovering what happened to the colonists who died before you. During the day, you head out into the abandoned colony, exploring different areas with the help of the colony’s troubled AI companion.

You’ve got a scanner that can reveal clues, help solve puzzles, and uncover the stories and fates of more than two dozen colonists. Their lives are all connected in different ways, so a lot of the game is about piecing together what happened before everything went completely wrong.

Then, at night, you spend time with several holographic companions in the holo-sim chamber, getting to know Pierre, Winnie, Jean, and Leslie. These conversations let you build relationships with them.

There are more than a dozen missions, taking you through places like lush agroponic installations, huge research laboratories, and the eerily quiet cabins that once belonged to your former colleagues. The game also has branching conversations and multiple endings.

So, grab Alone With You from the Epic Games Mobile Store on Android.

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So, if you’re out walking and suddenly catch that smell of freshly baked bread or pastries drifting down the street, there’s now an extra reason to see where it’s coming from. The new Pastry Decor collection brings an entire bakery display case to your Pikmin squad in Pikmin Bloom. Croissants, pretzels, waffles, apple pie, and more are all part of the new Decor category.

Half the fun of walking around in the game is stumbling across places you probably wouldn’t have paid much attention to otherwise. The detour starts with curiosity and somehow ends with pastries.

Excited to grab the Pastry Decor in Pikmin Bloom?

Pikmin Bloom has had multiple bakery-related and food-themed events, Decor Pikmin, and collectibles before. But it always feels like there’s more. More bread, more sweets, more tiny Pikmin wearing food. It’s yum, and what else are we supposed to want, really?

The September 2026 Pastry Decor Pikmin launch adds a new permanent map feature to Pikmin Bloom. The collection includes bakery treats such as croissants, pretzels, waffles, and apple pies, letting you discover the new Decor Pikmin while visiting or passing by bakeries during your walks.

The game has also previously featured Baguette Decor Pikmin, another part of its bakery and bread-themed Decor lineup. It’s your chance to find Pikmin with specific French-bread-inspired decor.

Grab Pikmin Bloom from the Google Play Store and start your hunt for the Pastry Decor seedlings.

Not into cutesy stuff like Pikmin? Then read our other scoop on Roguelite Beat ’Em Up Absolum, which is Heading to Mobile Soon!

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Between Stars is a spacefaring puzzle game that challenges you to use gravity to your advantage. You are piloting a space ship and need to reach your destination while conserving as much fuel as you can.

How do you do that? Well, a bit like real spaceflight, you can use the gravitational power of nearby objects to your advantage, by propelling yourself into and out of their orbit. The less you use the ship’s thrusters, the more points, or lumen, you earn at the end of the level. 

Low Cortisol Space Flight

Between Stars is intended as a pretty low-stress experience. There is no time limit, or lives system. You won’t even run out of fuel. You can try as many times as you want, and there are often multiple solutions to the puzzle.

You can, however, challenge yourself to beat you own best score. The highest scoring run is saved as a replay, so you can watch back if you want to. 

First Levels Free To Play, Properly

The game is free to download and start off. You get seven levels free, then you can unlock more through a single purchase. There are no ads, no ‘you don’t have enough energy to play this level, please wait 30 minutes’ mechanics.

You can play the opening levels with no strings attached, and if you like the game, you can buy everything else, along with access to all future level packs. 

Sound good? Between Stars is available now on Google Play for Android, with the first seven levels free, the the rest of the levels available for purchase for £2.69.

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And when is Absolum coming to mobile?

On Android and iOS, the game is set to launch on November 5th, 2026. The story takes place in Talamh, a world that has basically been left in a pretty bad state after a magical cataclysm caused by ambitious wizards.

Magic is now deeply mistrusted by the common folk, and Sun King Azra saw that panic as the perfect opportunity to grab more power. Through his Crimson Order, Azra enslaved wizards, conquered more and more lands, and placed loyal princes in charge of the realms he took over.

With the help of the high enchantress Uchawi, a small group of rebels rises from the shadows. They start using forbidden magic to fight back against Azra’s oppressive regime and his absolute magical power. Players take control of the outcast heroes of Talamh.

There are four heroes, and they all have their own fighting styles. At the start, you can choose between Galandra, who is calm but deadly, and Karl, the last free dwarf of Talamh. As the journey continues, the prodigious Brome and the enigmatic Cider will also join the adventure.

It has arcade-style beat ’em up action and roguelite mechanics

You’ll be taking on Azra’s elite guard with rapid combo chains, spellcasting powers, magical counters, and rare items. The combat is both raw and strategic, demanding skill and timing while pushing you to come up with new strategies during every run.

The beat ’em up side of Absolum comes from a combination of Dotemu and Guard Crush’s experience with the genre, mixed with Supamonks’ animation and art. The result is fast-paced combat, chained combos, elemental powers, spellcasting, and a lot of replayability.

You can take on Azra’s regime alone as a single hero, but there’s also a two-player online co-op mode. Absolum mobile supports Google Play Games achievements and is compatible with controllers. Cloud Save also lets you share your progress between Android devices.

You can pre-register for Absolum mobile on the Google Play Store.

Also, read our scoop on Triomatica Games’ Chapter 1 of I Want to Play the Villain! on Mobile.

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Let’s play together PartyBrix!

You and your friends become toy-like characters and enter a colourful world built from blocks. Here, party battles and social features are all happening in the same place. There are fast-paced battles with a bunch of social activities.

PartyBrix is presented as a kind of Triple-A social theme park, with one big world where players can play, create, share, compete, and just hang out. You can jump into your first casual match or try to climb to the top of the competitive ladder.

The party game side has more than 12 game modes in total, all rendered in 3D graphics. There’s a quick match mode where players have to survive three rounds and become the last one standing. Someone gets eliminated every round, and if you survive all three, you take the victory.

You can go from casual matches to more serious showdowns. Some of the modes include Obstacle Race, Tile Survival, Team Deathmatch, Hide and Seek, Battle Royale, and Capture the Flag. And you can also create a custom room and play the mode you want with your friends.

The game’s Brick City is a place for players to gather, meet new people, and interact through different social features, events, and mini-games. There’s a profile page, messaging and gifts, Photo Mode, Sandbox MiniGames, achievements and missions, and different social actions.

You can also decorate your own space through My Home in PartyBrix. There are hundreds of unique furniture items available for building up your dream home. Once you’re happy with how it looks, you can invite your friends over and host parties.

PartyBrix is a free-to-play game powered by Unreal Engine 5 available on the Google Play Store.

Also, read our news on Truckful, a Car Delivery Adventure Game about Completing Errands.

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How To Solve The Blox Fruits Statue Puzzle At The Colosseum

Okay, onto the puzzle itself.

Where To Find The Statue Puzzle

You can find the statues at the front of the Colosseum, just along the path from the dock. You’ll also find the main quest NPC standing there, surrounded by four large statues, two on either side of the path.

How To Solve The Puzzle

The puzzle itself is fairly simple to complete once you know what to do. You need to hit the four statues with the correct category of attack.

The red-eyed statue (above) needs to be hit with a melee attack. This means either the default fists or a move from a fighting style.

The green-eyed statue (above) needs to be hit with a sword. Any melee weapon that scales off your Sword stat is fine to use.

The yellow-eyed statue (above) needs to be hit with some kind of firearm. It must be a weapon that scales off the Gun stat.

The purple eyed statue (above) needs to be hit with some kind of Blox Fruit power. You can do it with any attack from any Blox Fruit.

For all four of these, you’ll need to hit them several times. The first strike should cause the eyes to glow in the way they do in the pictures. After this you should hit them repeatedly until the statue changes to a new pose. Repeat this with all the statues and a short cutscene should play, and you should get a message pop up telling you that the ‘champions salute you’. This means you’ve unlocked the secret.

The Rewards

Once you’ve completed the puzzle, head over to the Quest NPC on the path. Speak to him and you’ll gain four bonus levels for what’s a pretty simple task.

FAQ

This covers some other things you might be wondering about.

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Held from September 4th to 6th at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, it saw gamers compete across three titles from IGG – Viking Rise, Doomsday: Last Survivors, and Lords Mobile.

Supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), the event highlighted the international scale and standing of the Championship as a major international event. It was a huge event, with over $400,000 worth of rewards handed out. Quite the occasion.

Anything else?

Huge prizes – both cash and high tech kit – were far from the only eye-catching elements of the event though. 

Stages were custom designed around each title and were truly incredible sights to behold. There were hugely impressive fan zones, professional cosplayers, as well as an official theme song created for the event. It’s memorable, and we’ve embedded it below for your pleasure. 

There was even a Guinness World Records™ achievement during the event: Most contributions to an online calligram art. It took a huge number of players coming together to make it happen.

One of the biggest announcements at the IGG World Championship was that Lords Mobile and Doomsday: Last Survivors each revealed plans for an official collaboration with Dune: Part Three, scheduled to launch later this year alongside the film’s theatrical release.

And the results…?

The Viking Rise Championship saw eight top teams, comprising a total of 24 players, competing for the World Championship title, with Team 483, Team SIR, and Team S395 ultimately secured the top three spots, while Team GOC, Team Life, Team HVS, Team Russ, and Team RiP also put up impressive performances throughout the competition.

Next, the Doomsday: Last Survivors Championship saw 32 players competing in Off Limits War, where Team GFF was awarded the Champion Award, while Team GALL, Team SSI, and Team TK1 received Excellence Awards.

Finally, the Lords Mobile Championship involved 36 players, with Team Pv3, Team SGR, and Team XIX ultimately claiming the top three spots.

A huge success

So it’s safe to say the 2026 IGG World Championship went very well, enjoyed by those in attendance and those competing. 

The number of leading sponsors involved shows how much enthusiasm there is for such offline events based around mobile gaming. 

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Truckful is a single-player car delivery adventure game where you complete errands and quests for villagers. You need to deliver stuff without absolutely destroying it along the way. There’s also the ancient mystery surrounding a nearby old forest.

Truckful includes physics-based driving, cargo management, exploration, quests, and some mystery elements. You could also call it a physics-based driving adventure or a delivery simulator with exploration and light mystery elements.

You’ll be driving an old but reliable pickup truck through winding countryside roads, dusty lowlands, small towns, and peaceful countryside valleys. The truck has a large cargo bed, and you’ll need to pack it with fragile and shaky cargo of all shapes and sizes before heading out on demanding routes.

The game lets you upgrade and customize your pickup truck, improving things like its weight and load capacity so it can move faster. There are hidden paths, misty wetlands, unforgiving marshes, dusty quicksands, and different landmarks scattered throughout the region.

Meanwhile, the ancient forest sitting on the outskirts of the countryside isn’t very welcoming to visitors. It has become a regular part of local legends and myths. There’s a constant feeling that something might be lurking in the shadows between the tree branches.

The people living in the towns are a big part of Truckful

You’ll complete errands for villagers in need and deliver all kinds of goods to the townsfolk, who will appreciate your work and sometimes help you out in return. That can include upgrades, scrap collection, and more.

Truckful is pretty charming when it comes to its looks. Catch a glimpse of the game here. Or just head over to the Google Play Store and pre-register for the game.

Also, read our news on LinkShift, a New Colourful Puzzle Game for Tinkerers and Pixel Junkies.

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