This week's selection of new free games for Android This week comes with a lot of variety in terms of genres, as well as a few big names, with titles like Tales from the Borderlands (adventure game), PAC-MAN Bounce (puzzles), Champ Man 16 (soccer manager), The Blind Legend (adventures) and Max ammo (shooter).
Tales from the Borderlands
Although it is not really a free game, we could not resist including it in the top 5 Tales from the Borderlands, the spin off created by Telltale of the popular FPS for video consoles: it must be borne in mind that the promotion that has taken it to the free games section of Google Play only allows us to download without paying the first chapter, but even if we have no intention of buying the next ones, it is an interesting opportunity.
PAC-MAN Bounce
It seems that the classic among the classics of arcade games, is beginning to expand with all kinds of spin-offs: a few weeks ago we were able to attend the launch of a runner with the popular coconut eater as the protagonist and now we find him in a new game of physics puzzles in which the main element to take into account when calculating our movements is that now not only runs, but also jumps and bounces.
Champ Man 16
The beginning of the season is logically the best time for the launch of new games of sport (managers and fantastic leagues above all) and one of the most popular at the moment with the beautiful game as the protagonist is this Champ Man 16 from Square Enyx, which comes with the fundamental features of its predecessors, but also with some interesting improvements, such as the extension to 20 seasons of our career.
The Blind Legend
The Blind Legend is a game that has not yet attracted much attention but that is worth mentioning because of its unusual approach, since in The Blind Legend we are going to play a blind knight errant and to put ourselves in a situation the game does not offer us no kind of graph, the screen being reserved only for the controls and having to guide ourselves at all times only by the sounds.
Max ammo
We end with a shooter for those who miss firearms in our selection this week, although it must be borne in mind that it is a fairly simplified version of the greats of the genre, to the point that sometimes it can be more reminiscent of a game arcade (both in controls and in game mechanics), which, on the other hand, makes it much more appropriate to take a Quickplay at one point.
