[Top 10] Open World Games for Mobile

Updated:

16 Sep 2021

With technology enhancing day by day, it is now possible to do hardcore gaming on mobile devices without any hassle. The components in these devices make it equivalent to a handheld gaming computer that was available to every player in the late 2000s to early 2010s. They cost less but they perform really well. And in these devices, you can play various types of games that demand loads of memory and storage space. Open-world games are no exception to that and in this list, we’ll discuss the top 10 open-world games for mobile devices. Let’s get started!

10 . Goat Simulator

Goat Simulator Gameplay

You might be surprised to see Goat Simulator on this. This wacky game was released for mobile back in 2014 and is still kicking. The gameplay is still fun because why not? Playing as a goat is clearly much more fun than real life. Do whatever you want in this massive open world. Fly with a jetpack. Sure. Destroy everything in your path? Go for it. This clumsy but fun experience is memorable.

9 . Second Galaxy

Second Galaxy Gameplay

Second Galaxy is a massive space MMORPG with loads of things to do. It was released in 2019 with positive reviews and is set in an open-world environment. You can team up with players and engage in intergalactic battles for eternal glory. It is basically EVE Online but for phones and as a result, it still gives a satisfying experience nonetheless.

8 . Frostborn

Frostborn Gameplay

Frostborn is a top-down RPG set in a beautiful open world. The game has the usual RPG elements which make it much more immersive. The gameplay is definitely worth notice as it is relaxing but deservedly challenging at times. You can upgrade your character levels and your home bases and defend them from enemy attackers. It definitely is an enjoyable experience.

7 . Six-Guns

Six-Guns Gameplay

Think of Six-Guns as the Red Dead Redemption for mobiles. For a game of its size, it surely gives an enjoyable experience for all who play it. The game is set in the American Frontier and you can roam the small but immersive open world. The graphics are pretty good for a mobile game although the framerate is sometimes unstable. You can upgrade your weapons, engage in gunfights, and a lot more. While it is non-comparable to RDR, it definitely is worth a play.

6 . Gangstar Vegas

Gangster Vegas Gameplay

Gangstar Vegas was made as a GTA alternative for mobiles and it's safe to say it somehow lived up to its expectations. While the graphics aren’t extraordinary, they still give a solid experience to all kinds of players. Your main goal is to become the best of them all in the city. Do whatever you want, however, you want. The story is pretty good considering it’s a mobile game. The open-world looks neat and is surely full of fun stuff to do.

5 . Baldur’s Gate

Baldur’s Gate Gameplay

Baldur’s Gate is the direct mobile port of the popular RPG from the 2000s. Like the original, it has all the features present in a huge open world. This fantasy RPG lets you do anything possible. Cas spells, fight monsters or explore the vast open world, it’s your choice. The gameplay might be complex to players who have never played this type of game before, but nevertheless it is a great game that should be tried.

4 . Minecraft

Minecraft Gameplay

Minecraft is probably the most creative open-world game on the list. The limits are literally endless in this game. While it might not look the part, the game is hella fun if you just give a bit more time to it. Craft whatever you want. Players spend years playing this masterpiece, not because of the graphics and gameplay but it gives you the creative freedom to do whatever you want.

3 . ARK Survival Evolved

ARK Survival Evolved Gameplay

When ARK was released for mobile, people were a bit skeptical about how it would perform on the device. Unsurprisingly it ran well with little to no crashes most of the time. The game is set in a world inhabited by dinosaurs. Build, tame, and survive across this unforgiving landscape by exploring its deep secrets. It’s much more polished and fun than the PC and console version although the graphics are pretty downgraded. Other than that the reward system and multiplayer system is pretty good.

2 . GTA San Andreas

GTA San Andreas Gameplay

I mean come on, it’s a no-brainer. This game had to be on this list. As soon as GTA San Andreas was released for mobile devices, people downloaded to relive their childhood. The graphics are basically the same as the game is more than a decade old and runs almost smoothly on new devices. There’s not much to say about this game except you can basically do anything. The world of San Andreas is yours to explore and enjoy. If you happen to have a dedicated gaming mobile phone, this is a must-play no question.

1 . Genshin Impact

Genshin Impact Gameplay

Genshin Impact took the world by storm when it was released for all platforms. This anime-style RPG inspired by Breath of the Wild definitely packs a powerful punch. The open-world is diverse and beautiful to look at. The art style and animations are eye-catching. The combat and overall gameplay are better than any other game on mobile devices. The world is filled with quests and collectibles for you to explore. What’s also great about this game is that you can synchronize your progress through different platforms.

So, there you have it, folks! You definitely can dive into these games and spend countless hours exploring their vast open worlds. Good luck and enjoy!