Whether you want epic adventures or five-minute time killers, these 30 standout titles for your Android phone or tablet deliver serious fun.

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Indie hits Sea Of Stars and Dredge come to smartphones, as well as a fun F-Zero clone and a game about a slice of bacon travelling through your digestive system.

One-tap mechanics, zen visuals, and no learning curve are what make Alto's Odyssey the perfect game for people like me.

Emulation has really come into its own over the past few years, thanks to a resourceful development community. Right along with it, we've seen a host of new Android-based emulation and retro game ...

Your iPhone or Android phone can work overtime as a full-on gaming console with the help of these mobile controllers.