3 Best Open World Games You Can Play on Android

The Play Store offers a variety of games, from two-player matchups to expansive open world games. If you're a game enthusiast, you shouldn't miss out on some of the top open world games recommended by the Carisinyal team.

These games have gained popularity for being incredibly engaging and addictive. Curious if there are any sandbox or GTA-style games in the mix? Keep reading to find out.

1. Minecraft

Minecraft is a fun game to play on your advanced Android device. Similar to Godus, Minecraft challenges players to progress through different eras.

In the game, you can build your own house using resources you gather yourself, like oak wood. Minecraft offers various game modes, including survival and creative.

Each mode presents its own level of challenge, with the simplest being the peaceful mode. In peaceful mode, there are no enemies like monsters or zombies to worry about, allowing you to focus purely on creativity and building. The game follows a real-time cycle with day, night, and morning phases.

To spice things up, we’ve also created a realm where friends can join and play together. Interested in giving Minecraft a try? You can purchase and download it from the Google Play Store.

2. LifeAfter

Ever wondered what it's like to survive a zombie apocalypse? Give LifeAfter a try. This game drops you into a world where you can explore freely, encountering many other survivors. Your adventure begins in a city overrun by zombies.

The game gives you a choice between being pure humans or the infected ones, known as revenants. We opted for the pure humans. Despite this choice, the abilities of these human characters are just as impressive as those of the revenants. You even get access to some powerful weapons, including a shotgun.

As you venture from the city into the forest, your survival skills are truly put to the test. You'll get to use a bow, perfect for hunting animals like deer, wild boar, and wolves, which are crucial for food. Managing your food is vital as it helps restore health points (HP).

Interestingly, in LifeAfter, animals are tougher to take down than zombies. For instance, a deer might require 3-4 arrows, whereas zombies go down with just two shotgun blasts.

Playing LifeAfter can really make you lose track of time, especially with its impressive graphics. Note that this game requires about 3 GB of storage and performs best on high-spec devices. Download LifeAfter from the Google Play Store.

3. Gangstar New Orleans

Fancy a free game similar to GTA San Andreas? Check out Gangstar New Orleans. This game immerses you in the life of a gangster striving to dominate his turf.

You'll tackle various missions, including taking out high-value targets and escaping from the police in high-speed car chases, all while racing against the clock and collecting rewards.

In this game, you can live out your fantasy of being a wealthy gangster with a mansion and loyal gang members. Remember, completing missions consumes energy—typically 1-3 units per mission, but you get a daily bonus of 20 energy.

Gangstar New Orleans shares a similar vibe with GTA San Andreas and boasts decent graphics and straightforward controls. Curious to try it out? Download it from the Google Play Store.

That wraps up our list of must-try open world games on Android. Each game offers a unique and exciting experience. Which one will become your new favorite?