11 interesting mobile games to play without Internet

It seems like more and more games require an internet connection to be enjoyed at their best, however, there are still plenty of games that you can enjoy without needing a WiFi connection or using data. If you are looking for such offline games then this article is for you.

1. Alto's Odyssey

Without a doubt, Alto's Odyssey is one of the most beautiful games you can play on your smartphone. Not only that, it's also extremely interesting.

Alto's Odyssey has everything that made its predecessor, Alto's Adventure, great, including intuitive and easy-to-learn controls, a great atmosphere, and plenty of locations to explore. Your goal is to go as far as possible, explore different locations and learn their secrets.

Along the way, you will also unlock different characters during your adventure. Overall, this game is extremely fun and you will love experiencing a new world with beautiful locations. And if you think Apple Arcade is worth it, you'll love playing Alto's Odyssey - Remastered, which is even better than the original.

1. Download: Alto's Odyssey for | ($0.99)

2. Plague Inc.

If you've ever played the flash game Pandemic, you'll love Plague Inc. Your goal is to spread the disease, infect the world and bring humanity to destruction.

It sounds easy, but at its core it's a strategy game - it's not so difficult that you want to give up, but it provides enough challenge to keep you playing. Each country will try its best to stop the epidemic, so you need to be quick and smart to achieve your goal.

Download: Plague Inc. for Android | iOS ($0.99)

3. Pixel Dungeon

 

Pixel Dungeon is perhaps the best introduction to the roguelike genre on Android. In short, this is an RPG with randomly generated levels, items, and monsters.

This means that no two plays are ever the same. The game brings something unique every time, so it will be a long time before you get bored playing this game.

Download: Pixel Dungeon for Android

4. Unblock Me

You may know Unblock Me through its real-life version, Rush Hour. The setup is simple: you have a 6x6 grid of blocks that can only move in certain directions, and your goal is to get the red block out of the grid.

Apparently this is a harder puzzle game than you might think - but in a fun and addictive way. At first you won't have any problems with any of the levels, but as you move forward you'll have to stop and think about your next move. It pushes you to think creatively and every win is satisfying.

Download: Unblock Me for Android | iOS

5. Doodle Jump

In contrast to many popular endless running games, Doodle Jump feels less rushed and chaotic. Instead, it's addictive and one of the best mobile games to kill time.

Your goal is to climb each level as high as possible. Just make sure you don't fall or collide with any enemies. There are many unique obstacles that pose a challenge, but there are also many power-ups to help you overcome them. Of course, if you want something more modern, you can also try Doodle Jump 2, but classic games always have their own appeal.

Download: Doodle Jump for Android | iOS ($0.99)

6. Mini Metro

Mini Metro has to be one of the most relaxing strategy games ever created. Have you ever wanted to be a subway network planner, trying to maximize pick-up/drop-off efficiency while relaxing to quiet, rhythmic ambient sounds? Then this is the game for you and we believe everyone should try it at least once.

Download: Mini Metro for Android ($1.06) | iOS ($3.99)

7. Cut the Rope

When it comes to classic mobile games on the App Store and Google Play Store, Cut the Rope is one of the best. This game uses physics in such a smart and easy-to-understand way that you will quickly become "addicted" to it.

Even since Cut the Rope became widely popular, there have been many new sequels to the game, but the original Cut the Rope is still very enjoyable and you should definitely give it a try.

Download: Cut the Rope for Android | iOS

8. Super Hexagon

Super Hexagon seems simple at first glance but is actually very difficult. In fact, this is one of the hardest games out there. The average player will lose the first game in 3 seconds.

The great thing about Super Hexagon is that it's difficult but fair. Every failure is your fault, making you want to try again. With enough practice, everyone can eventually beat this game.

Download: Cut the Rope for Android | iOS ($2.99)

9. Papers, Please

 

Papers, Please is one of the best console games that you can play on your smartphone. The game's story is very engaging, the characters are unique, mysterious and sometimes even funny. Every decision you make in the game can save or ruin the lives of you and your family.

You will play as a customs officer from Arstotzka, a fictional land that has just ended a war. Your job is to make sure everyone is allowed into your country without trouble. Of course, you'll soon realize that playing customs officer is more fun than you thought.

Download: Papers, Please for Android ($5.04) | iOS ($4.99)

10. Wordsmyth

Wordsmyth is a relaxing game that you will love if you are a fan of the Wordle trend. This game will give you nine different letters and your job is to find as many words as possible. Do not worry; The game will give you many hints that you need if you get stuck.

Each day you'll get a new set of letters and words to find, but you can always go back to the previous day in case you want to finish before starting a new day. Overall, this is one of the best word guessing games you can play on your smartphone.

Download: Wordsmyth for Android | iOS ($2.99)

11. Journey

Journey is one of the best, most relaxing indie games you can find on any console or smartphone. When you start, you don't know what you're doing or where you're going; All you know is that you have to keep finding your final destination. But as you might guess from the name, this game is about the journey, not the destination.

Journey takes you on an adventure through a unique world you've never experienced before, and you'll love every minute of it.

Download: Journey for iOS ($2.99)