Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Top 5 Best Android Games – July 2016”.
What is up guys? It is that time of the month once again – and here are my best 500 games of July 2016 and we’re starting with Zombie Ville USA number 2 put simply. This is every bit as fast frantic, fluid and fun as the first game. With a heat, more there’s, the biggest array of weapons, we’ve ever seen a tremendous amount of upgrades and then on top of that special abilities which has been thrown in which can be combined to create some pretty devastating effects. The objective in every case is pretty simple. Basically survive until the timer reaches naught, and then your helicopter will come and save you compared to the first one. They’Ve also introduced vehicle combat, which basically means you get in a car and crush zombies and build up a huge score multiplier. This is addictive mobile gaming.
At its finest number, two Bushido bear and this game kind of caught me by surprise a bit. I was simply browsing on the store and recognized the developer because it made a couple of other games which are really enjoyed. You play the game by controlling your bear, with your finger, the goal being to slice enemies without actually bashing into them. If you hit an enemy, you basically die instantly.
You can unlock new blades new attacks and a ton of new bears all which kind of look and feel a little bit different. There’S also a constant push to try and rack up a score multiplied by hitting as many enemies as possible in one fell swoop. Link fruit ninja doing that will give you a constant stream of coins and to are something they release them at just the right rate. You can add enough in one game to basically get an unlockable every time you play.
If there’s one thing, I guess I’ve learnt about mobile gaming, it’s that you can always expect the unexpected and rodeo Stampede is a perfect example of you spend half your time riding on jungle animals. So these are animals from various different areas. You’Ve got the savanna. You’Ve got the desert, you’ve got rivers, you’ve got lakes. All this sort of thing mechanics are really simple: you simply hold down and guide the animal you’re on. If you stay on too long, you can actually make them angry and they become harder to control.
You can then release your finger to jump from this animal to another one. Once you press down on the screen again, once you get, the hang of it, you’ll be whizzing all over the place and it’s quite a satisfying method of travel. So, as I was saying earlier, the game has two dimensions, the other one being the zoo. When you capture an animal for the first time, it appears in your enclosures.
You can then upgrade the enclosures which attracts a higher revenue stream and also gives you abilities when you’re riding and when you actually ride on those particular animals. As a ton of rare breeds to collect and before you know, it you’ll be on mammoths giraffes, even gorillas, and it’s a hell of a lot of fun to see what you can find. Next up. Zombie catches a bit of an odd game, to say the least.
You’Re essentially running a juice shop and the Jesus fueled by zombies that you’ve killed. You can upgrade your juice machines to produce more juice and increase the value of the juice that you do produce and then there’s different combinations of juices that you can make. But this is just a backdrop: it’s just an excuse to actually get into the thick of the action, which is the really fun bit here. You can travel a variety of different swamps and you lure the zombies out of different grades by sending out brains. You can then use the weapons that you’ve unlocked and upgraded to try and capture them and once is a very fun game.
It’S worth bearing in mind that the pace does slow down when you sort of hit level 10, but I suppose that’s kind of what you expect from a free-to-play game. So the last game on this list is never alone key addition, and it follows a story of a small girl and a dog who have been basically separated from their entire village. It’S a really endearing story: it’s enjoyable to listen to and, to be honest, the controls and the mechanics of the game are quite simple and even then rather clunky. But it’s definitely worth downloading. If you’re someone who enjoys the development of character, who enjoys good storytelling and is one of the more visually impressive titles on Android, the only thing I would say is that the environments do tend to get a little bit repetitive, and some of the mechanics could do With some refinement, but they are working on it and improving it in further updates the game.
However, at three-pound 99 is really rather pricey, so this one, I would say, take with a pinch of salt anyway, guys thanks a lot for watching. I really hope you enjoyed this video if you did be sure to slap that subscribe button and I’ll see you next time. .