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Old games often get removed from the Play Store, and so are only available via piracy. Remember, Blackmart is your friend!

Screenshot	Title	Genre	Description
	After Burner Climax	Rail shooter	A pretty good version, even though it's far from the arcade's graphics.
	Alchemy	Puzzle/Toy	You start with Earth, Fire, Air and Water, and from various combinations of these, create different elements. There's 370 in the game. Not great for much but dicking around and seeing what you can make, but hey, it's mostly free.
	Battle Squadron One	Shoot 'em up	Amigafags will remember this one. Fun and challenging, still looks and sounds damn good.
	Buddy Rush	Hack-n-Slash	Simple hack and slash game playable on your android, ipod/iphone, and browser (as a facebook game), and you can use your characters on any system. Just run around, kill monsters and perform simple quests (often involving reaching the end of a map or collecting items. You even get to kill mummys for toilet paper). Over 20 characters to choose from, all but 3 (4 if there's a special going on a character) cost in-game premium coins called chips. There are multiple ways to earn chips, but downloading apps (and immediately removing them) is a nice way to earn yourself a few new characters to play with.
	Burning Sand 3	Sand Simulator	Sand.
	Cartoon Wars 2	Tower Defense	Tower defense game with cartoon characters. Expands on the first game in a lot of ways, and adds in Cartoon Wars: Gunner levels as part of the campaign.
	CheeseMan	Platformer	What seems like Alphanoize's answer to Super Meat Boy, only with 100% less pretentious developer soapboxing. More or less the same rules. Avoid the blades and make your way to the goal. Simple art style, no lives, no game overs.
	Chocohero	Action	Endless falling game. Guide Chipster down the yummy path of cookies and cakes while trying to escape the huge wave of milk from above by tilting.
	ChuChu Rocket!	Puzzle	Good ole ChuChu Rocket in your Android Phone. Hundreds of puzzles, challenge maps and classic battle mode. Good touchscreen controls, though people with big fingers may struggle a bit for precision.
	Cordy	Platformer	Before big names such as Rayman and Sonic landed on Android, Cordy was probably the go to platformer. Gameplay resembles LittleBigPlanet and Sonic the Hedgehog, with an art style similar to Super Mario Galaxy. Simple sidescroller with native controller support. Even with its detailed 3D visuals, it runs smooth as silk on most devices. Compared to newer mobile platformers, there's no real challenge and it gives off a much more casual feeling overall (even carrying over the three star ranking system from games such as Angry Birds). But you can try the first levels for free before you buy.
	Cordy 2	Platformer	The sequel to Cordy, including power-ups, bigger bosses, and better graphics and music. Like the first game, it has native controller support and again the first levels are free to give it a try.
	Danmaku Death	Shmup	A bosses-only bullet hell game. Dodge bullets, try to stay in front of the boss as much as possible and use your force field wisely.
	Dead Space	Survival horror	Completely new game in Dead Space setting.
	Deus Ex: The Fall	FPS/RPG	An augmented mercenary finds he was tricked into joining the bad guys, and must uncover a global conspiracy in order to survive. A side-story to Human Revolution, with the same flexible gameplay: you can be sneaky or go all guns blazing, manipulate people and hack into systems.
	Dodonpachi Resurrection	Shoot 'em up	The classic Xbox 360 bullet hell shooter from Cave, now on your Android device, played vertically, with a new touch-based control scheme. A "lite" trial version is also available if you're wavering.
	DraStic	Emulator	Nintendo DS emulator, had excellent performance and multiple screen layout options. Definitely worth hunting down, especially for touch-based games such as Animal Crossing.
	Dungeon Raid	Puzzle	Jewelry-like rpg game where you must combo swords to kill enemies or collect money, armor or heath.
	Elgard	MMORPG	Pretty much the only good MMO on the market, Elgard is an instance based MMO where you go into dungeons to complete quests with a boss waiting at the end of each dungeon. There is PvP, guilds, an auction house, and 3 difficulty modes for each dungeon. Elgard has 6 classes, with a 7th on the way, each with a bunch of flashy spells and unique playstyles. You can play the entire game solo or enjoy it with friends. Since all areas except for the main town are private, you don't have to compete with other people for quest objectives or farming. Has a nice OST too.
	Espgaluda II	Shoot 'em up	The classic Xbox 360 bullet hell shooter from Cave, now on your Android device, played vertically, with a new touch-based control scheme. A "lite" trial version is also available if you're wavering.
	Expendable Rearmed	Shoot 'em up	Updated version of a little-known Dreamcast gem. Play as a soldier clone - any one in an army of clones, they're all identical and expendable after all - against an invading force of biomechanical aliens. Very hardcore game.
	Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius	RPG	Developed by the same people as Brave Frontier, this game plays very similarly- you bring a party of up to 5 units (displayed as animated sprites like you'd see in a Playstation/Saturn RPG), pick a sixth from another player before each stage, and battle enemies by tapping your units' action buttons for them to attack all at once. Most of the common free-to-play-RPG mechanics are present (Gameplay limited by stamina that refills over time; IAP currency used to summon rare units, expand your inventory, refill your stamina or continue if defeated; etc), but this one has elements drawn from traditional JPRGs too- the units all learn various magic and skills as they gain levels, spend MP to use them, and have six slots for equipment, and you get to explore towns and dungeons to break up the monotony of "fight _ waves of cannon fodder enemies, then a slightly stronger wave". Killer soundtrack as well.
	Gabriel Knight: Sins of Fathers	Adventure	A series of voodoo-themed murders haunts New Orleans. A local writer investigates them, meaning to use that as the basis for his new novel, unaware that the crimes involve his own family's dark legacy. A true PC classic, and one of the darkest games of the genre, with updated graphics and redone soundtrack.
	Ghost Friction	Puzzle / Shooter	Damn simple one-button game, timing is everything.
	[Gloomy Dungeons	FPS	A game that's similar to Doom. It has bad movement controls, but you will get used to it soon.
	Grabatron	Arcade/Physics	Grabatron is about playing a UFO in 2D space, your mission is to destroy as much as you can before you get shot down. There are two control schemes; tilt to move and touch to move. Tilt to move allows you to calibrate the center position so you can play it properly from any angle. Your primary weapon is your claw, which you touch to lower and it'll automatically grab anything you hit with it. Swiping across the screen flings whatever is in your claw. The sound and animation is superb, it used to be a paid game but they swapped it over to the F2P model and made it so you could buy in-game currency instead.
	Gun Bros	Shooter	Awesome shooter game with fairly smooth controls and a lot of levels.
	Huebrix	Puzzle	An addictive abstract puzzler. Drag the multicolored squares to fill every bit of the field without crossing paths.
	Icy Tower	Climbing	You know what this is. Climb the tower's platforms before you're caught by its crumbling. Make lots of combos by bouncing around without stopping as much as possible.
	Jet Set Radio	3D Trick Platformer	Defying the stigma of "mobile isn't for 'real' games" once again, JSR is a full-fledged port of the original SEGA Dreamcast game with native MOGA controller support, with new features such as using your device's camera to create new tags.
	Krazy Kart Racing	Racing	Konami's answer to Mario Kart, complete with cartoony items, colorful tracks, bonus challenges, and online multiplayer. Choose from characters such as Rocket Knight, Octopus, Goemon, and even Pyramid Head and use the accelerometer or touch screen to steer. Graphics are reminiscent of Diddy Kong Racing or something of the like, while the music is as techno as it gets. Sadly no Vic Viper or Twinbee to choose from.
	Maldita Castilla	Platformer	Adelante, hidalgo caballero, for your king commands you to fight the demonic evil that has cursed the land! Hardcore old-school platformer, very clearly inspired by Capcom's Ghouls 'n Ghosts. Even the soundtrack was produced on an 80s synthesizer for that authentic arcade-like feel. WARNING: this game was actually developed for the Ouya, so it has no touch input and requires a physical controller.
	Metal Slug Defense	Tower Defense	A Tower Defense game with Metal Slug characters and concepts that are actually implemented well. You spawn units by using an constantly refilling AP meter and watch them march ahead to fight, sometimes clicking to use their special moves. Many of the unlockable units require a special currency, but you get some cheap yet useful characters and clear the game easily enough with the bonuses you're given. Just don't try the multiplayer until you've at least maxed out every stat.
	Mole Kart	Racing	It's Mario Kart, but with moles. No, I mean it is literally Mario Kart. The track designs have been shamelessly lifted from some of the later games in the series, including courses such as Moo Moo Farm and Mushroom Gorge. Despite its blatant ripping off, it's actually a decent kart racer for mobile with plenty of control options. Sadly, no online multiplayer.
	Mystique	Horror Adventure	Free episodic games. You play as a girl with amnesia trying to escape from an isolated location.
	N64oid	Emulator	The fastest, most compatible Nintendo 64 emulator. It seems the author done goofed and violated the GPL, so it was removed from every store out there. But it's not hard to find it.
	N.O.V.A. 3	FPS	Gameloft definitely is not the most original developer out there — if you've played Halo and Crysis 2, you will have many déjà vu moments — but they do make up for that in production values and solid gameplay.
	Pizza Boy	Platformer	A retro 16-bit style platformer that hearkens back to SNES games such as Super Mario World and Marko's Magic Football. Unfortunately the game lacks native controller support, which sucks because of how awkwardly the on-screen controls are placed, but if you have a KeyToTouch-like app, this can probably be fixed. The controls can be a bit slippery at times as well.
	Plants War	MOBA	MOBA game where you play as plant creatures to defend your forest home as a hero with legions of AI to back you up. Think mobile DOTA or League of Legends.
	Punch Hero	Fighting	Think Punch Out or Wii Boxing with touch controls. Unfortunately requires an internet connection to play and includes a couple of microtransactions for customizing/upgrading your character. Also features online multiplayer. Graphics are decent but textures look disgustingly choppy on HDMI.
	Puzzle Family	Puzzle	A set of 8 puzzle games made by the creators of Super Action Hero and Slice It.
	Replica Island	Platformer	Good, polished free platform game. Puts the trackball to good use.(if you have one)
	Riptide GP	Racing	Wave Race meets F-Zero X. Choose between the accelerometer and the touch screen to steer. Perform stunts in midair to fill your boost gauge and then use it to plow through the competition. Has an online mode and looks stunning over HDMI out.
	Salamander HD Remaster	Shoot 'em Up	HD remake of Life Force from the NES. Actually got cancelled before release, but one of its devs finished it and made it available for free on his Twitter page.
	Shadowgun	TPS	You're a mercenary sent to capture a bioengineer gone rogue, but you'll have to go through his mutant hordes to do the job. Yes, it's pretty much a Gears of War ripoff, but it's still a great-looking game with solid gameplay.
	Shift	Puzzle/Adventure	Shift is a puzzle/adventure game where the objective is to get to the door at the end of the level. The cool thing about Shift is that in order to solve these puzzles, you can shift the stage to be upsidedown or rightsideup. There will be obstacles such as spikes which kill you, a timer, keys, etc., that all hinder you to your objective of getting to the next level.
	Slice It!	Puzzle	You're given a shape and you have to draw straight lines through it, separating it into a certain number of pieces of equal size, while using a specific number of strokes. Might take a little getting used to, because you HAVE to use the given number of strokes, but it's easy to kill time with. Beat levels by getting the pieces close enough in size to get up to 5 stars per stage, and you'll unlock other chapters when you get enough stars. As you play you'll get hint points you can use if you need them.
	Snake Rewind	Maze/casual	The best-selling mobile game ever... no, the best-selling game ever, period (it was bundled with hundreds of millions of Nokia cell phones after all) is back, from the same guy actually. But now it has modernized graphics, some chill music, and revamped gameplay.
	Standoff	Action, Arcade	If you've played "Wild Guns" for SNES, it's basically that with mobile controls. The campaign is very short, but the endurance mode is fun and challenging. Make sure to check the Settings page to see how to actually play.
	Super Monkey Ball 2: Sakura Edition	Action/Party	Plays similarly to the Monkey Ball games on Wii. Use the accelerometer to collect bananas and roll your way to the goal. You will need a device with a good viewing angle to see where you're going, or just play through HDMI for cleaner results. Includes several multiplayer modes, including Monkey Target, Monkey Bowling, Monkey Golf, and Monkey Base (tablet only).
	Tamagotchi L.i.f.e.	Virtual pet	Remember the original Tamagotchi from 1997? This is a simulation of that version, along with the second edition that was released a couple months later. One mode gives you the Tamagotchi as you remember it, while the other is enhanced with color graphics and better touch-screen control. They even put in notification support, so you remember to clean your critter's shit. It's only free for US and Canadian users, though. If you're not from either place, you can either download the paid Tamagotchi Classic app from Google Play, or download the .apk from here.
	Tamagotchi L.i.f.e. Angel	Virtual pet	Just like the original Tamagotchi L.i.f.e. app, except it simulates the Tamagotchi Angel instead. Like the other app, it's only free for US and Canadian users. If you're not from either place, you'll have to download the paid Tamagotchi Angel from Google Play.
	Tap Sonic	Rhythm	Fun and challenging rhythm game by Neowiz. Uses the DJMAX soundtrack (since Neowiz is Pentavision's publisher), so it's the closest thing to a DJMAX on your phone. Available for free, but you have to buy song packs or some shit like that and it feels like they're ripping you off. Despite that, it's pretty hard to turn down on a good rhythm game.
	The Conduit HD	FPS	It says a lot about the Wii's lack of horsepower when your phone can run a Wii game in HD. You play as a U.S Secret Service agent who singlehandedly stops an alien invasion headed by ex-President John Adams in a generic, but nice-looking FPS with cool weapon design. The game got mixed reviews on the Wii, but the fact that it's a modern, non-Gameloft Android FPS makes it worth checking out. First 2 levels are free.
	The Harmony Of Buku	Platformer	A fun little game, clearly inspired by Crash Bandicoot (even the description says so). You're a little knight, traversing several colorful monster-filled stages to recover the music that's been stolen from the world.
	Tricorder	Toy	It turns your smartphone into a genuine sci-fi sensor device, using real data from anything in your phone that measures things. Looks and sounds like it came off the set of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Was removed from the public because CBS threatened to sue, so the app has been killed. (If they come out with an "officially licensed" version, be sure to take a big steaming shit on it.)
	Wreck-It Ralph	Compilation, Action	Mobile adaption of the film, including five games: the original Fix-It Felix Jr. game (a Donkey Kong-style endless arcade game), Sweet Climber (Doodle Jump with candy), Hero's Duty (a twin-stick Geometry Wars-alike), Turbotime (a top-down racer), Hero's Duty: Flight Commando (a shmup in a diagonal perspective). Actually a better and more accurate adaptation than Activision's Wii/3DS adaption.
	Zenonia (series)	Action RPG	A series of action RPGs, with SNES-ish graphics. But they introduce fresh concepts to the genre like a day-night system, a hunger/stamina system, an inventory weight system, and a skill tree for customizing the hero. Highly recommend for both retro gamers and fans of the genre.