Best offline Android games: play without internet!

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On vacation, in the plane, on the train, sometimes you just don’t have mobile internet on your phone and you find that many of the features and functions, including apps, become useless! Thankfully, the Play Store is full of games that will help you get through these boring moments that life sometimes presents to us. Here are some of the best games that can work offline and at any point in time when there are no data bars to be seen.

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Knights of Pen and Paper +1

Indie game Festival award winner Knights of Pen and Paper is a pixelated role playing game bearing heavy similarity to your classic Dungeons and Dragons type dice game (hence the title). You control a group young kids playing a dungeon crawling tabletop game, with each of their personalities mimicking one of a cast of traditional RPG characters, and while the characters remain at the table in the foreground, the background changes as you journey through a fantasy land, fighting monsters, finding loot and levelling up. It’s a really sweet idea, playing an RPG of people playing an RPG, and the +1 version has been updated to add even more content to an already brilliant game. Check it out.

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Don't let the 8-bit graphics put you off the awesome Knights of Pen and Paper +1. / © Paradox Interactive

Sorcery! 2

Continuing the fantasy themed game, Sorcery! 2 is a cross between a “choose your own adventure” storybook, and a role-playing game. You play as a knight traversing the landscape where your progress is largely governed by your answers to questions. Do you risk entering the festival of thieves, or turn back? There is a lot of reading involved, arguably more so than gameplay, but the turn-based combat system keeps things fun. The interface is lovely, as is the medieval art-style, and it features a clever save system to let you effectively “rewind time”, letting you change answers if you get yourself into trouble. Definitely worth a look.

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Part "build you own story" and part turn-based RPG, Sorcery! 2 is unique and clever. / © inkle Ltd

Shadowrun Returns

A favorite among the Humble Bundle squad, Shadowrun Returns is, yes, another award-winning turn-based fantasy RPG. (I'm just full of them today!) With a murky cyberpunk setting, amazing 3D graphics, and featuring a huge array of weapons, spells and abilities, Shadowrun Returns is about as polished a gaming experience as you are likely to find on Android. It’s a murder mystery set in a futuristic Seattle city with an incredible amount of depth, including hacking mechanics, shooting, spell-casting and more. Shadowrun Returns is possibly one of the best games currently on Android, offline or otherwise. 

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Shadowrun Returns features an isometric perspective like many old-school RPG's.  / © Harebrained Schemes

World of Goo

Ahhh World of Goo. Brilliantly designed, imaginative, clever - despite being a few years old now, this physics-based puzzle game still holds up and is one of the finest games in the Play Store. Similar to the Sega Mega Drive classic “Lemmings”, your job is to guide a group of creatures to the end of a level without killing too many of them in the process. The challenge comes from trying to navigate through the levels, working out how best to avoid traps and obstructions, and this is also what makes the game so satisfying. Successfully completing each stage genuinely feels like a personal victory, not just success you have achieved because you paid for an in-app item. The combination of the colorful visuals, gorgeous music and fantastic gameplay makes this a must-have game.

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World of Goo is one of the classic Play Store games. / © 2D BOY

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