Top 5 Free Games for your Android Smartphones

Android is growing very fast these days and so are the game offerings on Android.  If you are a  proud owner of an Android, you must be looking for some free games to kill your spare time and at the same time have some fun. Finding free games in the market is tedious, because most of them are lame and make no sense. Here is a self compiled  list of the top 5 free games I play regularly on my device. I am sure you will love them.

Angry Birds

For all those who think physics in boring, Angry Birds will re-write your beliefs. It is a addictive game in which you need to blast all the pigs on the map using the limited provided birds. You needs to shoot the birds using a catapult, and the rest depends on your projectile angle. There are many levels and for completing them several types of birds are provided with unique abilities. It’s a free game with no bothering ad-links in it. With over a million copied downloaded, it’s currently the top in my list.

Bonsai Blast

Bonsai Blast is a very simple puzzle game in which you need to shoot to match colored balls in groups of 3 or more. The initial levels are pretty simple but as go to higher levels the action gets intense and you will not feel like putting down your phone till you break through. Simply addictive.

City Jump

City Jump is a very simple but at the same time very addictive. In the game, you are a superhero climbing and jumping between two never ending skyscraper and killing enemies by jumping in the air between. The objective of the game is to reach as high as possible.

Super KO Boxing 2

Super KO Boxing is a great boxing game that pits you against lots of opponents as the K.O. kid. The game shows ads in the free version and there is an option for paid ad-free version in the market.

Note: This game is intended for high end Android devices.

aTilt 3D Labyrinth

It’s a simple game to kill your time. aTilt is a labyrinth-style maze game with an emphasis on realistic physics, 3D graphics, and a top-notch Android gaming experience. You need to tilt your phone up and down to plot the ball in the marked hole and saving it from other unnecessary holes provided. There are 258 levels included, if that’s not enough, you can even create and share your own levels with there online level editor.

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