If you don’t have access to Wi-Fi all the time, then these our list of 11 best no Wi-Fi RPG games for Android will make sure you are entertained.
If you like playing games on your smartphone, then you have probably noticed that the number of games that require you to be connected to Wi-Fi all the time is rapidly increasing. Before, you only needed to be connected to Wi-Fi if it was a multiplayer game like Texas Hold’em Poker, if you wished to see your score compared to other players or if you wanted access to daily gifts, extra tokens and similar giveaways that made the game easier. Now, like it or not, you have to be connected.
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Of course, there is a simple reason for the Wi-Fi requirement. If the game is free, it finances through ads and in-app purchases. When you are offline you can’t see the ads, so the publisher of the game can’t earn money. Also, there is a probability that the game will bomb you so much with the ads that you will want to get rid of them. If you just pay, the ads will probably be removed. So, the Wi-Fi requirement is a just question of money. Luckily, there are still game developers that are not insisting so hard on the Wi-Fi connection and are making free games, so be sure to check them on our list of 10 Free No Wi-Fi Games for Android and iPhone.
Now, let’s talk about RPGs (role-playing games). Not everyone likes them, but they can be fun and addictive like no other game. Every RPG game has a unique world that can quickly suck you in and make you lose the track of time. The great thing now is that you don’t have to sit around the table with pen and paper to play RPGs or even be in front of your PC (or console). The smartphones became so powerful that they can give a really respectable experience when it comes to RPG games. Even some of the RPG classics like Baldur’s Gate can be played on the go. Classics and brand new RPGs, there is something for everyone on our list of 11 best no Wi-Fi RPG games for Android.
To compile our list we consulted Android Pit, Reddit, Viral Games, and many more sources to find Android RPGs that don’t require Wi-Fi. We got more than 30 recommendations and checked the rating of users on Google Play for each one. If the game had the same rating, the ones that are free were given the advantage. Here are the top 11:
11. Inotia 3: Children of Carnia
Rating: 4.5
We will start off with a free RPG. The game’s main characters are Lucio and Ameli with whom you fight monsters and enjoy many adventures. You can have up to 6 classes of characters in your party that will help you on your quest. There are optional items you can purchase as well.
10. Dungeon Hunter 4
Rating: 4.5
Also a free game, Dungeon Hunter 4 will bring you much fun if you like hack’n’slash type of games. Choose your warrior and storm through dungeons slashing everyone who stands in your way.
9. Battleheart Legacy
Rating: 4.6
Although you will have to part with $4.99 to play it, according to the reviews this game is worth the money. You can choose from more than 150 skills and 200 items to make your character just as you have imagined. Will you become a hero or a villain? It is up to you.
8. Inotia 4
Rating: 4.6
The latest game in the Inotia series really steps up. It features one of the largest worlds in smartphone RPGs with 400 maps you can roam through and kill monsters while collecting items and building your character. Best of all, it’s free.
7. Wayward Soul
Rating: 4.6
The prices just became higher on our list of 11 best no Wi-Fi RPG games for Android. Wayward Soul costs $7.01 but in return offers a massive gameplay time. You can choose to play with one of 6 unique characters, and each time you start the game with a new character, the experience will be different. If you like RPGs that can be played multiple times and don’t become boring, consider this one.
6. Sproggiwoods
Rating: 4.6
This Finnish mythology inspired RPG offers a bit different experience. The graphics and art are praised for being unique and the game is filled with humor. The only downside is that the game costs $4.99.
5. Knights of Pen and Paper +1
Rating: 4.6
Retro pixelated games are making a big return, and Knights of Pen And Paper +1, one of the best no Wi-Fi RPG games for Android looks to cash in on that. The interesting thing about the game is that it brings back the nostalgia of Pen and Paper games but in a whole different way. It is worth trying, but it costs about $4.32.
4. Sorcery! 2
Rating: 4.7
There is so much to do in Sorcery! 2 that it is almost scary. The game is set in the city Kharé that you can explore in full, meeting more than 30 types of monsters, casting close to 40 spells and even gambling. The neat thing is that you can choose to play as a male or a female character. This game also offers a replay value since it has many different outcomes. It isn’t free unfortunately and you’ll have to pay $3.77 to play it.
3. Kingturn
Rating: 4.7
Do you like medieval fantasies? If the answer is yes, Kingturn, one of the best no Wi-Fi RPG games for Android, is your game. The depth of the game is truly amazing. You can even play as a vampire since there are 30 character classes to choose from. For collectors, there are 700 items to pick up on your quest that will cost $3.73.
2. Crashlands
Rating: 4.8
Crashlands is a game regarded as one of the best action RPGs available on the smartphone market. It steps out of the usual fantasy plots and puts you on an alien planet. Besides giving you the opportunity to customize your character, the game also has an awesome crafting and base building system. For $4.99, the game is all yours.
1. Doom and Destiny
Rating: 4.8
Let’s wrap up our list of 11 best no Wi-Fi RPG games for Android. Doom and Destiny let you play as 4 nerds sucked into a fantasy world full of magic and monsters. If you have 40 hours to spend, then you can invest them in the game. That’s how many game hours you will need to discover everything that it has to offer. There are two versions of the game: one doesn’t require Wi-Fi and costs $3.20, and other is free but you’ll have to put up with the ads and Wi-Fi requirements.
