Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “The most Beautiful Android Games you’ve never played.”.
But what does good guys and welcome to my top 10, most beautiful Android games that you’ve never played. So these are all titles, with a million downloads or less, which sounds like a lot, but in the scheme of android games really isn’t, as always, we’re saving the best to last and what the being said or, let’s get started, game number one is called luminosity and This game will make you gawk at the attention to detail, gorgeous sound design and the way they’ve imagined a 3d world with each individual object, seemingly made out of paper all with this insane depth of field effect. You climb up stairs. You hear the creaks you jump on a rope.
You can feel the tension. It feels like walking inside a living storybook, a storybook with puzzles to solve missions to undertake and charming if slightly forgettable characters or at number. Two is a bit of a strange one.
It’S called odd world strangers wrath and was originally made for the Xbox in 2005, and it has since been remastered with super high resolution, textures and shadows with a good phone cranking all the settings to maximum you get very high resolution. Gameplay. It’S lacks some of the more recent breakthroughs in ambient lighting, so the game world looks a little bit flat, but don’t underestimate the level of detail on offer here. Number three is more flight, which has a very different visual direction to the other. Two games with simple shapes and soft pastel colors, but it juggles a number of elements like it’s slick, animations flat, minimalism in a 3d world, great camerawork, audio and even voice acting to make it a visually, unique and memorable game. Now we’ve got a game.
You probably didn’t expect to make the list because of how much it does not take itself seriously. This is low-cut and with just over a million downloads, it feels like you’re inside a high-res Simpsons episode, gameplay wise. It’S nothing special, it’s a fun simple, kart racer, but I really like the unique art direction.
What we have here is called cel shading, these strong thick black lines, you’re seeing around every object and it’s a rare effect among a mobile phone game previously seen on full console titles like Borderlands. Alright number five is Lords of the Fallen, a surprisingly good game, given it has just 1,000 downloads, which, admittedly, is due in part to its steep price tag. But this game looks great even on the lowest graphical settings.
Enemies are reactive to even the angle of your attacks, so combat has a crunchy tactile feel to it, and parrying attacks never gets old. It’S really really satisfying. Strangely, though, given I would say, the main selling point of this game is the graphics. It doesn’t support full resolution on 18 to 9 aspect. Ratio displays it’s also not particularly difficult and verges on repetitive, but does have a decent progression system to keep your interest. Then I’ve got bright Ridge and I’m gon na say this is one to watch in some ways.
It is so good that it’s disappointing when it falls short in others when at its best it’s got a beautiful soft, color, palette, slick, animations and some pretty advanced lighting effects. Unfortunately, right now it’s just not particularly playable. There’S a lot of object pop in and you can sometimes become lost in foliage or stuck in the environment. The game doesn’t hold you by the hand either. So you’ll spend a fair bit of time wondering what it is. You’Re actually meant to be doing one game that has managed to look on one hand very simple, but on the other hand, very beautiful is a sick, atom II which again uses cel-shaded graphics, and this makes individual game objects.
Pop you’ve got beautiful blue skies and sunsets to experience and a booming war themed soundtrack to spur you on. Comic books are used to flush out the admittedly fairly bare-bones story and the gameplay is responsive. Unfortunately, it does have a loot box upgrade system, which means progression slows down quite quickly, but if you are into flying games there aren’t a lot of great options on Android and out of all the ones I’ve tried.
This is by far the most pleasant journey. Then we’ve got opus, which is very much a therapeutic experience. What you really want to do is throw on some headphones and you’ll be listening to soft piano music.
Whilst hearing the crunching of footsteps and the gentle chime of bells, it does have a dark visual design, but with a lot of character, and it’s a strongly story-driven game with some like puzzle. Solving to the point where there’s even an option just to play the game. To follow the story, it’s charming sometimes funny and heartwarming kind of stuff number 9 is a game you’ve probably seen before so I’ll.
Only briefly mention it here, but after Paul’s elite army is for sure the best-looking 3d shooter on the platform kind of crazy to think it only has 50,000 downloads, especially considering it is free, alright. So my pick of the number one most beautiful game on Android right now, but you probably haven’t heard of – is called Samorost 3. These are the most immensely detailed textures you have seen on a mobile game. It feels like exploring a living painting complete with these soft sounds of birds, flapping crickets, chirping and trees, rustling and similar to Rayman. It uses multiple 2d layers to give a strong feeling of death.
The game does not hold your hand either, but given the 2d nature of the game, it’s a little bit harder to get lost than with a 3d title, which makes it feel like a journey of discovery. And you really don’t mind when it looks this good. Alright guys, I really hope you enjoyed the video and, if you did, I’ve got lots more like this android games, android apps, android customization, pretty much everything to do with android, so check it out I’ll leave them as cards above. If you are new to the channel, if you could smash that subscribe button down below, that would really mean a lot to me.
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