This game has been around for a while (2014), but it's still the best official effort in terms of Yu-Gi-Oh! card games. Even though the game itself may have a few problems (veteran card game players complain that when it came out it was already using out of date game rules), but it's an interesting game to introduce Yu-Gi-Oh! to a new generation of players, especially since it's a free Android game.

This is a really interesting game: First, because it's the first official Naruto Game for the Android platform and it's brand NEW (came out on August 31th). Second, because the fighting style is, similarly to Kingdom Hearts, an interesting combination of turn-based RPG with Zelda style fast action, which makes it really addictive. It's a really interesting game for it's story as well, if you're not familiar with the show.

During the tutorial there's one thing that becomes clear: This game takes skill. It's not simply a fast tapping game where stuff blows ups and you get coins. The timing of the taps is part of the game. Also, the game is beautifully drawn, just like the original Manga.

This is a casual card battle game. It's fun and fast - but it lacks a bit of depth and skill. The cards are basically a way of commanding your Digimons. But still, you can Digivolve your Digimons and even Digifuse them like in the show. The interesting part though is the PVP, since, in our view, that's where the replay value will be.

It's a great game. It reminds us of Streets of Rage in a way - with the real time fighting taking place on the streets, with a boss in the end. That said, there's something REALLY annoying about it: it takes a HUGE ammount of time to download and load all the game content. That said, the game is really addictive and fast, and for those who are not familiar with the storyline, it also tells a cool story with well-written dialogues. Try it!

This game, unlike the previous, is not based on an existing franchise. It's a World War 2, or Diesel Punk style game, reminiscent of Valkyria Chronicles, a 2008 title originally for Playstation 3, but then adapted into an anime series of it's own a year later. It's an interesting concept, of people being equipped as tanks and shooting each other from a distance. While sounding promising, it could have a bit more tactical depth, though. It's still a very interesting and refreshing title. Download it and test it yourself!

Similarly to Panzer Waltz, this game is also not based on an existing franchise: it's a cool new fighting game which is becoming really popular amongst otaku Android gamers. Very well animated and really cute. Give it a go!