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welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 best offline mobile games for more
gaming videos check out our new spinoff
channel mojo plays for in-depth reviews
thoughtful video essays detailed
character origins and insightful
commentary mojo plays games smarter for
this list while we look at the best
mobile games that do not require an
internet connection while some of these
titles include a multiplayer component
only the single player will be taken
into account
number 10 the room 3 ambitious and
challenging this puzzle game ranks among
the best of the genre the room 3 is a
prime example of how to properly design
a sequel as fireproof games expanded on
the mechanics introduced in their
previous two outings puzzles are only as
fun as the logical consistencies they’re
built upon and the room 3 never really
stops making sense the story is kept on
the mysterious side as the player is
locked away in a series of rooms and has
to solve multiple puzzles in order to
escape there are no get-out-of-jail-free
cards here as the intricate challenges
require dedication and actual creative
thinking in order to solve number 9 bad
land
a mobile game so great that it was
ported to consoles and even earned a
game of the year edition
at first glance bad land seems like your
standard platformer as players help
navigate a cute little critter over a
series of traps toward the Mario s hype
at the end of the level thankfully frog
mine games
slowly added new elements to the game
play as the fuzzball learns how to
multiply in order to solve puzzles the
fantastic level design demands that a
handful of these creatures be sacrificed
for the greater good leading to a
difficult but rewarding experience
[Music]
number eight to plague and corporate a
[Music]
good game is not necessarily unique and
vice-versa in the case of plague and
corporate it happens to be both though
this strategy game is all about
contaminating the world’s population
with a particular virus or bacteria as
the player picks a plague type they have
to plan out the ideal upgrades and
flight routes to slowly dwindle down the
Earth’s population admittedly most of
the game time will be spent examining a
world map but the mechanics are
challenging enough to keep most
strategists engaged for more than a few
hours number seven arkanoid versus space
invaders after all these years we are
back to arkanoid and space invaders this
mashup could easily be waved away as a
blatant attempt to cash in on 80s
nostalgia if it were not for the
gameplays impressive depth
arkanoid versus space invaders is a
premium title that offers around 150
levels including a slew of fun boss
battles as the player manipulates their
paddle to reflect back the beams sent by
the aliens there are multiple difficulty
levels and assist characters to unlock
to adding a good deal of replayability
to an already extensive experience
[Music]
[Applause]
number six Altos adventure
[Music]
snowmans endless-runner is basically the
full package Altos adventure does not
necessarily break any new ground as the
game plays pretty straightforward for
the genre but it manages to hit all the
right notes along the way as the terrain
is procedurally generated Altos
adventurous
technically never-ending although the
player has nearly 200 goals to try and
complete the gorgeous graphics are
enhanced by dynamic weather effects to
all those adventure is basically one of
the only endless runners will ever
recommend
[Music]
number five Crossy road somehow a hybrid
of Frogger and flappy bird actually kind
of works cross he wrote is the very
definition of a pickup and Playmobil
game as the intuitive controls and score
based gameplay make it suitable for
nearly any occasion the premise is
simple enough to just try to navigate
your hopper through neverending traffic
but the charming visuals and colourful
roster are hard to resist hey even
Mickey Mouse gets in on the action
also there’s really nothing more
satisfying than seeing your name on the
leaderboard but you’ll probably need an
internet connection for that number 4
asphalt 8 airborne
the closest thing we have to a new
burnout game asphalt 8 airborne is the
culmination of nearly a decade’s worth
of fine-tuning my game law
the graphics stand among the very best
and would not look out a place on a
console but they are far from asphalt so
v+ feature the exhilarating gameplay
offers more than enough variety with the
launch version including a robust
single-player experience stretching over
eight separate seasons there are also
tons of cars tracks and modes so players
are not just going from one race to
another the only negative is that
airborne requires a little bit of power
under the hood to run smoothly so your
old iPhone form might not cut it
[Music]
number three plants vs. zombies
the very king of the tower defense genre
although this is more like lane defense
but whatever
while plants vs. zombies might have been
slightly overshadowed by a third person
shooter Big Brother the original
strategy game is still a delight to play
the mobile port emits a handful of modes
that’s included in the PC version but
the single-player is still fully intact
zombies are on the attack and it’s your
job to mount a defense with an array of
plants available for deployment there
are over 50 different soldier types
whose effectiveness obviously varies
depending on the stage simply put the
levels are fun to play through and
plants vs. zombies never stop to be in
charming
number two Monument Valley short and
sweet us two games this Monument Valley
is trying to be an experience so the
gameplay is good but nothing
particularly aw inspiring princess Ida
is on a journey of this discovery as she
traverses 10 separate mazes filled with
very strange puzzles each stage stands
on its own two feet though with very
unique mechanics employed to avoid
monotony Monument Valley succeeds due to
its minimalist story and it’s gorgeous
visuals which complement it seriously
these environments are practically works
of art on their own and incorporate some
of the best sound design of recent years
[Music]
plus there’s already a sequel so tons to
enjoy
[Music]
number one oceanhorn monster of
Uncharted Seas
I mean if a developer has to be inspired
by a single franchise then Zelda’s
probably a solid place to start
ocean horn follows a young boy who sets
out on an epic adventure to find his
father the world is frankly huge so our
unnamed hero uses about to go from area
to area new islands containing dungeons
treasure chests and bosses are unlocked
by questioning NPCs while ocean horde
cannot quite match the brilliance of
Wind Waker which it clearly is taking
heavy inspiration from developer Korn
box and brothers demonstrate a clear
understanding of why a Zelda game works
from the detailed visuals to the fun
gameplay ocean the horn is a must-have
for gamers that don’t have access to
other Zelda titles do you agree with our
picks check out these other great clips
from watch mojo and subscribe for new
videos every day
[Music]
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 best offline mobile games for more
gaming videos check out our new spinoff
channel mojo plays for in-depth reviews
thoughtful video essays detailed
character origins and insightful
commentary mojo plays games smarter for
this list while we look at the best
mobile games that do not require an
internet connection while some of these
titles include a multiplayer component
only the single player will be taken
into account
number 10 the room 3 ambitious and
challenging this puzzle game ranks among
the best of the genre the room 3 is a
prime example of how to properly design
a sequel as fireproof games expanded on
the mechanics introduced in their
previous two outings puzzles are only as
fun as the logical consistencies they’re
built upon and the room 3 never really
stops making sense the story is kept on
the mysterious side as the player is
locked away in a series of rooms and has
to solve multiple puzzles in order to
escape there are no get-out-of-jail-free
cards here as the intricate challenges
require dedication and actual creative
thinking in order to solve number 9 bad
land
a mobile game so great that it was
ported to consoles and even earned a
game of the year edition
at first glance bad land seems like your
standard platformer as players help
navigate a cute little critter over a
series of traps toward the Mario s hype
at the end of the level thankfully frog
mine games
slowly added new elements to the game
play as the fuzzball learns how to
multiply in order to solve puzzles the
fantastic level design demands that a
handful of these creatures be sacrificed
for the greater good leading to a
difficult but rewarding experience
[Music]
number eight to plague and corporate a
[Music]
good game is not necessarily unique and
vice-versa in the case of plague and
corporate it happens to be both though
this strategy game is all about
contaminating the world’s population
with a particular virus or bacteria as
the player picks a plague type they have
to plan out the ideal upgrades and
flight routes to slowly dwindle down the
Earth’s population admittedly most of
the game time will be spent examining a
world map but the mechanics are
challenging enough to keep most
strategists engaged for more than a few
hours number seven arkanoid versus space
invaders after all these years we are
back to arkanoid and space invaders this
mashup could easily be waved away as a
blatant attempt to cash in on 80s
nostalgia if it were not for the
gameplays impressive depth
arkanoid versus space invaders is a
premium title that offers around 150
levels including a slew of fun boss
battles as the player manipulates their
paddle to reflect back the beams sent by
the aliens there are multiple difficulty
levels and assist characters to unlock
to adding a good deal of replayability
to an already extensive experience
[Music]
[Applause]
number six Altos adventure
[Music]
snowmans endless-runner is basically the
full package Altos adventure does not
necessarily break any new ground as the
game plays pretty straightforward for
the genre but it manages to hit all the
right notes along the way as the terrain
is procedurally generated Altos
adventurous
technically never-ending although the
player has nearly 200 goals to try and
complete the gorgeous graphics are
enhanced by dynamic weather effects to
all those adventure is basically one of
the only endless runners will ever
recommend
[Music]
number five Crossy road somehow a hybrid
of Frogger and flappy bird actually kind
of works cross he wrote is the very
definition of a pickup and Playmobil
game as the intuitive controls and score
based gameplay make it suitable for
nearly any occasion the premise is
simple enough to just try to navigate
your hopper through neverending traffic
but the charming visuals and colourful
roster are hard to resist hey even
Mickey Mouse gets in on the action
also there’s really nothing more
satisfying than seeing your name on the
leaderboard but you’ll probably need an
internet connection for that number 4
asphalt 8 airborne
the closest thing we have to a new
burnout game asphalt 8 airborne is the
culmination of nearly a decade’s worth
of fine-tuning my game law
the graphics stand among the very best
and would not look out a place on a
console but they are far from asphalt so
v+ feature the exhilarating gameplay
offers more than enough variety with the
launch version including a robust
single-player experience stretching over
eight separate seasons there are also
tons of cars tracks and modes so players
are not just going from one race to
another the only negative is that
airborne requires a little bit of power
under the hood to run smoothly so your
old iPhone form might not cut it
[Music]
number three plants vs. zombies
the very king of the tower defense genre
although this is more like lane defense
but whatever
while plants vs. zombies might have been
slightly overshadowed by a third person
shooter Big Brother the original
strategy game is still a delight to play
the mobile port emits a handful of modes
that’s included in the PC version but
the single-player is still fully intact
zombies are on the attack and it’s your
job to mount a defense with an array of
plants available for deployment there
are over 50 different soldier types
whose effectiveness obviously varies
depending on the stage simply put the
levels are fun to play through and
plants vs. zombies never stop to be in
charming
number two Monument Valley short and
sweet us two games this Monument Valley
is trying to be an experience so the
gameplay is good but nothing
particularly aw inspiring princess Ida
is on a journey of this discovery as she
traverses 10 separate mazes filled with
very strange puzzles each stage stands
on its own two feet though with very
unique mechanics employed to avoid
monotony Monument Valley succeeds due to
its minimalist story and it’s gorgeous
visuals which complement it seriously
these environments are practically works
of art on their own and incorporate some
of the best sound design of recent years
[Music]
plus there’s already a sequel so tons to
enjoy
[Music]
number one oceanhorn monster of
Uncharted Seas
I mean if a developer has to be inspired
by a single franchise then Zelda’s
probably a solid place to start
ocean horn follows a young boy who sets
out on an epic adventure to find his
father the world is frankly huge so our
unnamed hero uses about to go from area
to area new islands containing dungeons
treasure chests and bosses are unlocked
by questioning NPCs while ocean horde
cannot quite match the brilliance of
Wind Waker which it clearly is taking
heavy inspiration from developer Korn
box and brothers demonstrate a clear
understanding of why a Zelda game works
from the detailed visuals to the fun
gameplay ocean the horn is a must-have
for gamers that don’t have access to
other Zelda titles do you agree with our
picks check out these other great clips
from watch mojo and subscribe for new
videos every day
[Music]
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