Best Android Offline Games You Can Play Anywhere in 2026

Back in my day you used to be able to download any game to your phone and play it anywhere, no WiFi needed.

But now, the number of mobile games you can play offline has shrunk so much that lists like this one need to exist. And sure, we now have excellent WiFi and data almost everywhere so most of the time you won’t notice. But what if you have to travel? What if you’re on a plane or you just don’t want to spend any data? Maybe you just want to disconnect for a bit.

This is when your issues begin.

But fear not, I’m here to help. This list features some of the best offline games you can get, in any genre you can think of, whether you want to play only for a few minutes at a time, or sink in hours. Read on!

Note: All of the games on this list have been played and tested personally by me. I periodically update this page as I play new games, but because this website is run by a two-man team, we can’t always get to all of the games in the Play Store. The latest update reordered some of the games based on my experience, included Boxes: Lost Fragments and rewrote for better content quality.

If you think of any games we could add to this list, drop a comment below and we’ll put it on our to-play list!

Stardew Valley

Genre	Farming RPG / Life Sim
Price	Paid
Size	~500MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	Yes

Stardew Valley is one of the best offline experiences you can get on mobile. Yes, you have to pay for it, but you know what? It’s like $5 which is insanely low for a game with this much content in it. You’re basically getting a console/PC game for the cost less than you’d spend on a cup of coffee. So, be smart — just try it. I was very stubborn for very long because I thought all the hype must be fake, but it’s not. This game is truly a life sim masterpiece.

Balatro

Genre	Card Roguelike / Strategy
Price	Paid
Size	~200MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

Balatro is an indie card-based game where you build a deck and play something like poker, but with a unique, roguelike progression and some fun card options. It’s a premium game, which means you’ll have to pay for it, but in my opinion, it’s genuinely worth it because it’s a game you’ll come back to over and over again. You can never really complete it in that sense, and you can play it either for short bursts or get really sucked in and play for hours. And of course, no WiFi needed.

Bloons TD6

Genre	Tower Defense / Strategy
Price	Paid (with optional in-app purchases); free with a Netflix subscription
Size	~700MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No (touch controls only)

Bloons TD6 is such a fun game. I love tower defense, but then you add all of the fun colors and monkeys into it, and it gets even better. Obviously, you place towers and adapt against the waves of bloons (which, no matter how colorful, keep getting trickier). It’s super addictive, and the best part is that no two games are the same. You don’t need WiFi for anything except downloading it, and the only thing you’ll miss out on are leaderboards and co-op modes.

Cats & Soup

Genre	Idle Simulation / Casual
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~100 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	No

Cats & Soup is a chill idle game that’s more about vibes than high scores, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need.

You start with one cat lazily chopping carrots, and before long, you’ve got a whole culinary crew. Each cat has its own task (stirring, chopping, juicing) and the whole thing runs in real time while you sit back and collect coins. You won’t need any WiFi for it, so just download it and enjoy some cozy time.

Vampire Survivors

Genre	Roguelike / Bullet Hell
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~100 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	Yes

Vampire Survivors is one of the most ridiculously fun offline mobile games you can get. And you can sink in as much time as you want, whether it’s 5 minutes or 30.

In Vampire Survivors, your character auto-attacks while you dodge, kite, and panic-collect XP gems. Every minute you survive makes the whole thing wilder. And it’s completely free on mobile, even though it’s normally paid (inexpensive, but still) on PC. Seriously, give it a try.

Boxes: Lost Fragments

Genre	Puzzle
Price	Free demo, then paid
Size	~600MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	No

Boxes: Lost Fragments is a puzzle game where you unlock different boxes by solving complex mechanisms on them or around them. It’s seriously beautiful to look at and engaging to play — I finished the three free chapters in one go, even though some of the puzzles really stumped me. You can buy the full game as well, but there are enough puzzles in the free part that you won’t run out of them soon, especially if you take your time. And of course, it’s fully offline!

Dead Cells

Genre	Roguelike Action Platformer
Price	Paid (with optional DLCs)
Size	~1.5GB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	Yes

If you want a mobile game that feels like a full-fledged console experience, Dead Cells is your best bet. It’s a fast-paced roguelike action-platformer with fluid combat, stunning pixel art, and the kind of loop that makes hours disappear.

The Android port is polished, with a customizable touch layout that actually works well, and it also supports external controllers if you want precision. Every run drops you into procedurally generated dungeons packed with enemies, traps, and loot.

Offline play is rock solid. Once it’s installed, you don’t need Wi-Fi for anything. The only thing you miss offline is cloud saving, but locally it works flawlessly. Plus, it has excellent replay value, so you won’t get bored easily.

It’s a premium game, which means you pay upfront. There are a few optional DLC packs if you want even more content, but the base game already has dozens of hours baked in. No ads, no nagging popups, no “energy systems.” 

Plague Inc.

Genre	Strategy / Simulation
Price	Paid (with optional DLCs)
Size	~100MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

Instead of saving the world, in Plague Inc. your job is to destroy it. And you can do this by designing, as the name suggests, a plague (virus, fungus, etc.). It’s a bit dark, especially with humanity’s recent history with… pandemics. But it’s also super fun — you create a pathogen and spread it around, mutate it to dodge cures and adapt, and more. It’s also much harder to do it successfully than it seems. 

Offline performance is solid. Once installed, you don’t need Wi-Fi to play, and the game runs entirely offline. The only things tied to internet access are leaderboards and optional updates, so you can comfortably play on a plane or without data.

Replayability is high thanks to multiple disease types, difficulty levels, and alternative modes like the popular Scenario Creator. As for monetization, Plague Inc. is a paid game with optional in-app purchases. You can buy expansions that add new disease types (like Necroa Zombies or the mind-controlling Neurax Worm), but the base game itself has plenty of depth. Importantly, there are no forced ads.

Altos Odyssey

Genre	Endless Runner
Price	Free (with optional premium version)
Size	~70MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

If you want something relaxing but still endlessly replayable, Alto’s Odyssey is one of the best offline mobile games out there. It’s an endless runner set against gorgeous desert landscapes, where you snowboard down dunes, leap across chasms, and pull off smooth tricks.

Each playthrough feels fresh thanks to procedurally generated terrain and shifting environments, from dunes to temples to hot air balloons. The controls are perfectly tuned for touch, making it one of those games you can sink into instantly.

Offline play is seamless. No Wi-Fi is required at all, and you’ll never see a pop-up telling you to reconnect. 

Replayability is built into the design. Since it’s an endless runner, the goal is always to beat your high score, complete challenges, and unlock new characters. Although, keep in mind that it doesn’t have the same long-term depth as something like Stardew Valley.

Alto’s Odyssey is free to play with ads, but you can buy the “premium” version (called Alto’s Odyssey: The Lost City in some stores) to remove them and unlock extras. 

Ninja Arashi

Genre	Roguelike / Action Platformer
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~200 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	Yes

Ninja Arashi is a side-scrolling action platformer with tight controls and beautifully dark visuals. You play as Arashi, a former ninja who’s out to rescue his kidnapped son. The gameplay is simple to learn but satisfying, and very reminiscent of higher-budget platformers.

It runs flawlessly without Wi-Fi, making it one of the most addictive offline mobile games I’ve played. Just FYI, this is not an easy game, though it may seem so at the beginning. It’s not casual but it is extremely fun and engaging. So, if you’re looking for some action, this is the one for you.

Fallout Shelter

This post-apocalyptic management sim lets you play Overseer in the classic Fallout post-apocalyptic universe.

Your job is to keep everyone alive, productive, and (somehow) happy. You’ll build rooms, assign jobs, send brave souls out into the Wasteland for loot, and fend off raiders, fires, and the occasional roach apocalypse.

It’s one of those rare offline mobile games that doesn’t feel stripped down when you’re not online. You can play at your own pace, micromanage every tiny detail, or just check in for a few minutes at a time.

Monument Valley (1 & 2)

Genre	Puzzle / Adventure
Price	Paid (separate purchase for 1 & 2)
Size	~500MB each
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

Monument Valley is a wonderful cozy and relaxing game with beautiful, mind-bending geometry, gorgeous minimalist art, and a haunting soundtrack. Your job is to guide a silent princess through this weird architecture, and you can reveal hidden paths, solve puzzles, and more. Monument Valley 2 is pretty similar, but instead the main characters are a mother and her child. 

Offline performance is flawless. Both games work perfectly without Wi-Fi, so you can enjoy them anywhere. They’re also lightweight compared to many modern mobile games, which makes them a good fit for older or lower-storage devices.

Unfortunately, replayability isn’t infinite, since these are handcrafted puzzle experiences rather than procedurally generated ones. But both of these games are well-worth playing.

Soul Knight

Genre	Roguelike Action / Dungeon Crawler
Price	Free (with in-app purchases)
Size	~300MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes (single-player fully offline)
Controller Support	No (touch only)

Soul Knight is a fun, colorful, fast-paced game. You get into procedurally generated dungeons, blasting enemies with everything from pistols to laser guns to stranger weapons like potato cannons. Controls are twin-stick style, with a joystick for movement and another for aiming, and they’re smooth enough even without a controller. Each run is different thanks to randomized loot, character classes, and dungeon layouts.

Offline play is excellent. Once you’ve installed it, you can run through dungeons without ever needing Wi-Fi. Online features like multiplayer require a connection, but the core single-player experience works seamlessly offline.

Replayability is very high. Like Dead Cells, every dungeon run feels unique, and the variety of weapons and characters keeps things fresh. Seasonal events and frequent updates add even more content, so it’s a game you can come back to again and again.

This game is also free-to-play with in-app purchases. You can unlock characters and skins faster by paying, but most of it can be earned through play. Ads are present but minimal compared to many free games, and importantly, offline mode strips them out entirely.

Mini Metro

Genre	Puzzle / Strategy
Price	Paid (one-time purchase)
Size	~150MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes (completely playable offline)
Controller Support	No (touch-based gameplay only)

Mini Metro is a minimalist puzzle game about building subway systems, and it’s surprisingly addictive for something so simple. Gameplay revolves around drawing and redesigning subway lines as new stations appear on the map. Shapes represent different stations (circles, triangles, squares, etc.), and passengers will only travel to certain types. Your job is to keep traffic flowing smoothly as the city expands. 

Offline play is flawless. Once downloaded, there’s no need for Wi-Fi at all. You can replay it endlessly because each game is different and the map/stations change and evolve as you unlock new cities. You can also do daily challenges, but you do need internet for those.

It’s a paid game with no ads or in-app purchases. 

Shadow Fight 2

Genre	Fighting / RPG Hybrid
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~150MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes (single-player fully offline)
Controller Support	No (touch-based controls only)

Shadow Fight 2 is a classic offline fighting game that has RPG progression with martial arts combat. Gameplay is a mix of timing, strategy, and reflexes. You control your fighter with a simple set of swipe and tap gestures for punches, kicks, and combos.

Offline play is solid. Most of the single-player campaign works completely without the internet, but multiplayer duels do require a connection, but they’re entirely optional. The campaign has multiple acts so you can play it for quite a bit. And it’s a free to play game with in-app purchases, and ads are minimal (will appear between levels, but they’re not intrusive).

LIMBO

Genre	Puzzle / Adventure
Price	Paid
Size	~130MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No (touch-based controls)

LIMBO is a hauntingly atmospheric puzzle-platformer that delivers one of the most memorable offline experiences on mobile. With its stark black-and-white visuals, eerie sound design, and minimalist storytelling, it’s a game that sticks with you long after you’ve put your device down.

You control a young boy navigating a dangerous world full of traps, puzzles, and environmental hazards. Once you install it, it’s completely offline, and there are no ads. It’s also a very light game, so it’ll work even on older devices. 

Keep in mind that LIMBO is handcrafted and pretty story-driven, so you’ll probably only complete it once. But still, there’s plenty to do and uncover, so you’ll get a ton of gameplay out of it (just maybe not every day on the commute to and from work). This is a paid game as well, with no in-app purchases.

Terraria

Genre	Sandbox / RPG / Adventure
Price	Paid
Size	~200MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	Yes

Terraria is one of the most expansive offline sandbox games available on mobile. Think of it as a 2D Minecraft with more RPG elements, exploration, and combat. The mobile version keeps all the core mechanics intact, with touch controls that are surprisingly intuitive for a game of this depth. Controller support is also available.

Once installed, you can explore, fight, and build without ever connecting to Wi-Fi. Cloud saves require the internet, but local saves work perfectly offline. Plus, this is one of those games that’s small in size but mighty in all the content it gives. You can play it almost endlessly and in so many different ways that you’ll never run out of things to do. 

It is a premium game, though (without any ads or IAPs later on).

Icewind Dale

Genre	Classic RPG / Tactical / Adventure
Price	Paid
Size	~2GB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	Yes

Icewind Dale is a deep, story-driven RPG that brings the classic Dungeons & Dragons experience to mobile. You create a team of adventurers, each with unique classes, skills, and equipment, then engage in strategic battles against a variety of enemies. 

Once installed, the entire campaign is playable without an internet connection. Multiplayer features and cloud saves require Wi-Fi, but local single-player progression works flawlessly offline. Plus with multiple classes, difficulty settings and different quests make it fun to replay many times.

Titan Quest

Genre	Action RPG / Hack-and-Slash
Price	Paid
Size	~2GB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	Yes

Titan Quest is a classic action RPG brought to mobile, offering epic offline hack-and-slash adventure. You can choose from multiple character classes, mix skills to create unique builds, and tackle challenging boss fights. The mobile port retains precise touch controls, and controller support is included  if you prefer physical buttons.

Offline play is fully supported. Online features such as cloud saves and multiplayer are optional, so you can enjoy the game entirely offline. Multiple classes, customizable builds, and a vast world filled with loot and secrets make each playthrough unique. 

Occidental Heroes

Genre	Retro RPG / Turn-Based Adventure
Price	Paid
Size	~50MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

Occidental Heroes is a retro-inspired RPG that’s perfect for players if you have a low-spec device or want a straightforward offline adventure. Its pixel-art style and classic RPG mechanics deliver nostalgia without requiring a high-end phone.

You manage a small party, choose skills, and equip gear to survive tougher encounters. The turn-based combat is simple to learn but still offers meaningful strategy. The full game runs without Wi-Fi, so you can play anywhere — on commutes, flights, or without internet access. No pop-ups, ads, or online checks interrupt gameplay.

Replayability is moderate but satisfying. Multiple classes and dungeon layouts encourage experimenting with different party setups, though the core content is more limited compared to larger RPGs like Titan Quest. 

Slice & Dice

Genre	Roguelike / Action
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~100MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

Slice & Dice is a fast-paced roguelike action game with procedurally generated dungeons, challenging enemies, and satisfying combat. Each run is different thanks to random level layouts and enemy placement.

Offline play is excellent. There are no forced ads or reconnect prompts to interrupt the experience. Plus, with randomized dungeons, unlockable weapons, and progressively harder enemies, every run feels unique. It’s a free to play game with optional in-app purchases.

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Love is in small things

Genre	Hidden Object / Puzzle
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~200 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	No

This beautifully illustrated hidden object game is soft, gentle, and full of quiet moments that remind you to slow down and appreciate, well… the small things.

Each level is based on a charming watercolor scene from Korean artist Puuung’s work, filled with cozy details — couples sharing tea, cuddling on rainy days, or just doing everyday things that somehow feel magical. Your job is to find little hearts hidden throughout the scene.

It’s one of the most relaxing offline mobile games I’ve played.

Want more hidden object games? These are my favorites!

Shattered Pixel Dungeon

Genre	Roguelike / Dungeon Crawler
Price	Free (with optional donations or in-app purchases)
Size	~70MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes, fully offline
Controller Support	No

Shattered Pixel Dungeon is a classic roguelike with pixel-art style, procedural dungeons, and permadeath mechanics. Gameplay is turn-based, with you navigating procedurally generated dungeons filled with monsters, traps, and loot. 

Each class has unique skills and playstyles, and your decisions have lasting consequences due to the permadeath system. Plus, it’s completely offline and endlessly replayable, and it’s a free game with only optional donations or IAPs.

Lost Lands Series

Genre	Hidden Object / Puzzle
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~200 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	No

These games are like interactive fantasy novels wrapped in puzzles, where you play Susan — a regular mom turned badass world-saver — as she stumbles into a magical realm and ends up fixing everything.

Each game is its own standalone story, but there’s a continuous plot that threads through the series. The hidden object scenes are clever, and the puzzles are satisfying.

While you’ll need to pay to unlock the full versions, the free demos give you a solid taste (and there are so many of them that you won’t run out of fun soon). 

Stickman Master: Shadow Ninja

Genre	Action / RPG
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~100 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	No

Stickman Master: Shadow Ninja is a side-scroller that puts you in control of a stickman warrior with deadly combos, and a whole arsenal of flashy weapons.

The gameplay is fast, smooth, and super satisfying. You’ll dash, slash, and obliterate enemies in stylish combat sequences that feel really cool. Best of all, it’s fully playable offline. 

Offline Games – No Wifi Games

Genre	Mini-games / Casual
Price	Free (with optional in-app purchases)
Size	~100 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	No

Sometimes, you just need something simple, fun, and totally free to kill time . Offline Games – No Wifi Games, as the name says, is the perfect solution for those moments when you’re without a connection but still need some entertainment.

This app packs a variety of classic games into one neat little package — everything from puzzles and brain teasers to arcade-style games that’ll keep you tapping away. No need to overthink or commit to anything.

Dead Cells is a mix of Metroidvania exploration with the heart-pounding randomness of a roguelike. Each run feels fresh, and every death feels like a lesson in how not to be a giant failure. You’ll be slicing, dashing, and blasting your way through procedurally generated levels, picking up new weapons, and uncovering secrets in every corner.

Once you’ve got it downloaded, you can dive into it without worrying about Wi-Fi. 

Slay The Spire

Genre	Deck-building Roguelike
Price	Paid (one-time purchase)
Size	~500 MB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	Yes

Slay the Spire is a deck-building roguelike where you climb a spire, battling enemies, gathering cards, and building your deck as you go. Each run is wildly different, with over 350 cards and 200+ items to mix and match.

The spire throws random encounters, tough bosses, and endless combos your way, making sure you’ll never get bored. Slay the Spire is one of those games that never feels quite the same twice. Each run is randomized, so you’ll always be faced with new challenges, new enemies, and new opportunities to experiment with different strategies.

Into deckbuilders? Check this list (some of them are also playable offline).

GRID Autosport

Genre	Racing
Price	Paid (one-time purchase)
Size	~3 GB
Offline Friendly?	Yes
Controller Support	Yes

GRID Autosport isn’t your average tap-to-drift racer — it’s a full-on console-quality experience, right there in your pocket. It looks stunning, runs smooth, and gives you access to a ton of real cars and tracks. The controls are customizable (including tilt, touch, or controller), and the difficulty scales with you.

And yes, it works flawlessly offline. 

Check this list for more mobile racing games.

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