Top 10 Best Battle Royale Games For Android 2020 And Their Various Differences

Fortnite, PUBG Mobile, and Call of Duty Mobile are the current biggest Battle Royale games in the Android Mobile market. All three games have gathered millions of players, in both India and the world. The level of quality and polish of these best battle royale games for Android is unreal – they get very frequent updates on both visuals and game balances. However, playing the same game for quite a while can be a bore – and in this article, we would list out some of the best free Battle Royale games available on Android right now. If you are a fan of this genre, you would definitely enjoy at least one game on this list.

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10 - Battlelands Royale

Battlelands Royale is a smaller third-person shooter/battle royale with a smaller player count per map than most other games. In this title, 32 players would drop into a modest battlefield and fight each other until only one survives. Due to the smaller size of the map and player count, each match would last for less than three minutes – this is the main selling point of Battlelands Royale. If you don’t have time for a proper match of PUBG, a quick drop into Battlelands Royale could be the exact thing you need to kill off those 10 minutes of waiting.

9 - Creative Destruction

Creative destruction is pretty much a clone of the best battle royale games for Android, Fortnite, and PUBG. There are item crafting and resource gathering, along with options to switch between first and third-person perspectives. There is no rule that said a fake cannot surpass the original, however. Creative Destruction is still a pretty fun game to play if your rank is too high or too low in the other battle royale games and just want a fresh start.

8 - Most IO games

There are a lot of IO games out there with battle royale elements, and because of that, we would group all of them into one category of this "top 10 battle royale games for Android" list. Amongst the top titles of IO, Axe.io, Slither.io, and Arrow.io are the three prime examples. These games would usually put you into the middle of a massive battle with some random players all across the world. The mechanics usually differ based on games – Agar.io and Axe.io use blobs while Slither.io use snakes. The core premise is the same for all games, however – you would have to keep going until you lose or everyone else does. These IO games are probably the simplest battle royale games available.

7 - ZombsRoyale

ZombsRoyale is a top-down arcade shooter with elements of the battle royale genre. In this game, you would drop into a simple 2D world along with a bunch of other players – Afterwards, you would have to fight to survive. The game is really easy to play, with simple 2D graphics, controls, and mechanics. Overall, it feels more like a mobile game than a lot of titles on this list.

6 - Pixel’s Unknown Battle Ground

Pixel’s Unknown Battle Ground is a pixelized clone of PUBG – the unique pixel style graphics is probably the only new thing it has over its predecessor. However, that makes the game suitable to play for even potato phones – if you are a fan of PUBG’s gameplay but do not want to play PUBG Mobile Lite, Pixel’s Unknown Battle Ground should be the correct choice. This alone brings this game into the top battle royale games for Android.

5 - Rules of Survival

Rules of Survival is yet another PUBG clone – but with 120 players instead of 100. Outside of some additional vehicles, weapons, and modes, its gameplay is more or less the same. In this game, players would drop out from an airplane, land, find resources and kill other players. Nothing really special about this one, however - but if you are bored with the usual battle royale matches, you can definitely give this a try.

4 - Garena Free Fire

Garena Free Fire is amongst the most popular in the “top battle royale games for Android 2020” list of India. It is still a long way to go to reach PUBG or Fortnite’s popularity, however. Free fire’s player count is half the size of PUBG, with only 50 players fighting in a smaller map – each match would last approximately ten minutes. Overall, it is a great midway title, if you enjoy something shorter than the usual PUBG.

3 - Fortnite

Fortnite’s biggest strength is its full crossplay status, with players from all platforms getting matched together. While that brings some concern about unfair advantages, with shooters being designed for PC with keyboard & mouse, the more stable player base more or less made up for that. Fortnite is currently the biggest battle royale game in the world. The core gameplay revolves around building and looting, with various different weapons and structures. Its complexity somewhat hurts the game, however, as you would need to simplify the controls on mobile as much as possible.

2 - Call of Duty Mobile

This is a mobile game based on one of the biggest shooter franchises in the world, Call of Duty. Due to their prior experiences of designing shooters, it pretty much took no time at all for Call of Duty Mobile to carve out its own territory in the "top 10 battle royale games for Android" list. The game exploded in both India and the world when it was released - and its player base has been pretty stable ever since. The battle royale mode is not the main attraction of this game, however, as the normal game modes seem to be heavily focused on.

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1 - PUBG Mobile

The first game on this “best battle royale on Android” list is not really something unexpected – PUBG is the first big battle royale title that created this genre. The game features a 100-players battle on a gigantic map, with realism being the focus. Players would have to gather their guns and get into their vehicles while battling with the ever-expanding death zone and other players to be the last one to survive.

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