Interested in playing a good offline RPG on Android? Here are our 5 top choices for this genre in 2021.

5 - Crashlands

Crashlands is from a slightly different genre than RPG - it has some element of survival genre embedded into it. In this game, you would have to survive, craft, and explore an alien planet after crash-landed on it – all to protect a package and deliver it to the target location. Everything on the planet is out for your blood and you have to craft your way to survive. The weapon and equipment system is the strong point of this game – the main character can have one primary and 4 secondary weapons, along with 4 trinkets and armor pieces.

Overall, this is pretty much a hybrid of Minecraft’s exploration and crafting and Diablo’s Combat and Gear Optimization. Crashland's graphical requirements are rather low - you can pretty much play the game on any type of phone.

4 - Knights of the Old Republic

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic or KOTOR is generally considered one of the best, if not the very best star wars game ever made. It is an epic role-playing game set in the Star Wars universe…. 5000 years before the movies. The epic story leads you all over the galaxy, exploring the secrets of the force, both Jedi and Sith.

Knights of the Old Republic

In this game, you would be able to participate in exciting lightsaber duels, intricate turn-based combat... and more. The story is so well written, fans are still speaking about it even today. The Android version of the game is Paid, but only half as much as the PC version.

3 - Eternium

Eternium is one of the most similar game to Diablo 3 that you can find on Mobile. In this game, you would play as either a mage, bounty hunter, or warrior in a quest to prevent an ancient evil named Ragadam from destroying the world.

Your quest would lead you from planet to planet, facing deadly enemies like dragons and aliens… In your journey, you would collect companions to aid in combat – your party would gain more powers with levels.

Gears are the best part of Eternium, with pretty much every system in Diablo copied. You can equip gears on nearly every major body part, input gems to modify them, collect sets, reroll, and more. The campaign is huge, with additional “special trials” levels sprinkled in.

2 - Titan Quest

Titan Quest is a literal diablo 2 clone who has gathered a decent fanbase ever since the PC version. Now, after it gets ported to Android and iOS, you can relive everything that has made the ARPG genre famous. The game is set in Ancient Greece, in which gods and mythical creatures live close to humans. A disastrous event happen, with the monster Medusa unleashes hordes of evil all over the place – it is your task to clear them out and save the world.

You can expect from this game everything the usual ARPG has - from the intensive items/rune system, diverse skill/mastery classes… and more. Overall, you can think of TQ as Greek themed Diablo.

1 - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

One of the best and most famous entries in the GTA Series. San Andreas put you into the shoes of Carl Johnson, a gangster returning home after 5 years. Many things have happened while he was gone - his mother has been murdered, his family has fallen apart and his childhood friends are all heading towards disaster.

In this game, you would experience one of Rockstar's best open-world experience yet. Follow the journey of CJ across the entire city of San Andreas to save his family and friends... and take control of the streets.

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