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With hundreds of thousands of Android games on the Google Play Store, it can be tricky to find ones that are suitable to play. Often, the games we see advertised the most for Android phones and tablets are also the most predatory. Avoiding games designed more to take our cash than to entertain us is difficult, but we can help by recommending five of the best Android games that break the mold and still provide plenty of fun. Super Auto Pets Assemble a team of cute creatures with super powers.
Grabbing early-game, high-point cards while you can will always feel good, for example, but seeing those cards again and again throughout a match can feel exhausting. As mentioned, this game originates from older source material. However, this digital rendition is a fairly new implementation of the game, and at the time of this writing, it remains in early access.
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