Google Android智能手机平台自从发布后空前成功，有众多的应用软件，同时也吸引了越来越多的用户和开发者加入其阵营，其流行和普及的程度已经逼近苹果的iPhone手机平台。
相对于iPhone手机来说，Android手机具有较高的性价比，但做为一部智能手机，游戏性也绝不容忽视的卖点之一，相对于iPhone上海量的优质游戏来说，Android平台上的游戏资源较为贫瘠，主流游戏大部分移植自iPhone，原生游戏很少。
然而，随着不少游戏厂商将iPhone游戏不断的移植到Android，使得Android平台上也慢慢地涌现出了一批非常优秀的游戏。而目前推荐机制也不太健全，例如一些媒体竟然评选Robo Defense和Abduction 2这样的游戏为最佳游戏实在令人大跌眼镜，今天，我就为大家推荐十几款我觉得最出色的Android游戏，供大家参考。
动作类
愤怒的小鸟（Angry Birds）
《愤怒的小鸟》无疑是今年十分成功的手机游戏作品之一，多平台的移植、好玩的角色、简单的操作、有趣的游戏模式让这款游戏获得了无数的荣誉。《愤怒的小鸟》从iPhone移植到Android后免费向Android用户提供。
游戏的内容很简单，玩家们需要将小鸟弹射出去，操作弹弓进行射击，把小猪们全都消灭就行了。游戏中小鸟的形态各异，有加速的、有分身的、有下蛋的、有爆炸的，关卡十分丰富，可玩性很高。
愤怒的小鸟季节版（Angry Birds Season）
愤怒的小鸟季节版（Angry Birds Season）加入了新的雪地地图，以及之前并未发放的万圣节地图，这是款独立游戏，也就是说可以和原版共存，安装后会有不同的图标。
水果忍者（Fruit Ninja）
水果忍者（Fruit Ninja）也是一款非常有创意的iPhone移植游戏，玩法简单，用手指代替忍者刀，把空中的水果切碎，屏幕上会不断跳出各种水果——西瓜，凤梨，猕猴桃，草莓，蓝莓，香蕉，苹果等等，在它们掉落之前要快速的全部砍掉，除了水果，还会有大炸弹不时地冒出来，要是不小心切到了，那就Game Over了。
相对于iPhone版来说，Fruit Ninja Android版本，运行不是很流畅，体验不如 iPhone 版，这个游戏掌握一定技巧之后还是挺容易高分的。
怪物大战野猪男（MiniGore）
怪物大战野猪男（MiniGore）是从iPhone移植到Android系统的一款射击生存类游戏，拥有方块脑袋的人物配上类似油墨的画面，整体效果显得卡通，玩家需要控制方脑袋的主角在丛林中穿行，消灭四周来犯的长毛怪。
这款游戏的操作手感相当不错，控制灵敏，不过，对于某些没有多点触控功能的Android手机来说，操作体验会受到影响。
益智休闲类
蒙特祖玛的宝藏2（Treasures of Montezuma 2）
Montezuma 2（蒙特祖玛2），移植自iPhone的消除类游戏的新秀，采用了古老的美洲文明为背景，华丽的动画效果和流畅的操作感表现突出，我个人感觉比知名的Popcap的钻石迷情好玩多了，虽然是一款消除类游戏，但具有道具和魔法，使得游戏的可玩性方面都改进了不少，关卡的设置也给玩家带来更大的乐趣。
小羊快跑（SheepRun）
小羊快跑[SheepRun]是具有挑战性以物理为基础的益智游戏，忍者水果的开发商开发的游戏，故事讲述绵羊家族现在处于危险境地，大灰狼在后面追赶，他们需要快跑并利用智慧去穿越各种障碍，最终返回家园。
扔纸团（Paper Toss）
Paper Toss是个非常简单的小游戏，就算现在电脑这么普及，在办公室内还是有不少事项是需要用纸笔完成的，有时写的不好，或是被老板责骂心情烦燥，这是就会狠狠的把纸团揉成一团，发泄一下，然后往垃圾筒像投篮一样投去，要是投了一个空心，心情就会好很多。
Paper Toss就是这样的一款办公室舒压游戏，游戏玩法很简单，场景不仅设计在办公室里，而且还遍布地下室、洗手间等等，你要做的就是把纸屑投进垃圾筒里，另外这些场景中还有电风扇，吹着强度不一的风，在出手时必须算好角度，纸屑才能准确的进到筒里。
我的纸飞机2（My Paper Plane 2）
我的纸飞机2（My Paper Plane 2）是一款用重力感应操控的竞速游戏，画面简单清爽，重力控制，一关比一关难度大，会出现障碍物增加难度，玩家的纸飞机的飞行轨迹取决于风向和我们的操控，是款很有挑战性的游戏。
智力切割（Slice Slice）
Slice Slice是一款不仅仅靠华丽的界面取胜，很类似iPhone游戏Slice It，非常好玩，很锻炼智力，可以说是一款比较耐玩的Android游戏，游戏中会给出各种形状的几何图形，玩家需要将不同形状的多边形切割成尽量均匀的几份，注意，笔画的次数是有限的。
迷宫滚球（Labyrinth）
Labyrinth是一款控制钢球平衡的迷宫类游戏，游戏根据手机内置的重力加速计制作而成，玩家将手机横向平行举起，来通过手机的倾斜度调节屏幕中钢球的滚动方向和位置，穿过迷宫达到终点，在Labyrinth里的地图非常多，设计的也非常经典。
涂鸦跳跃（Doodle Jump）
移植自iPhone的经典游戏涂鸦跳跃（Doodle Jump）是一个富有趣味的技巧性游戏，在游戏中你要让涂鸦弹簧小怪物不停地往上跳跃，在跳跃中要小心破碎的平台、移动的蓝色平台、黑洞、不明飞行物和坏人，途中有快速上升的火箭和竹蜻蜓。
模拟吉他（Solo）
Solo一款音色很棒的模拟吉他软件。曾经在网上火爆一时的韩国手机吉他女所用的软件就是这款，在那段"Android女"视频中，她利用Android手机的音乐应用软件演奏吉他，同时演唱了美国当红女歌手蕾哈娜的歌曲《Take A Bow》这个软件的声音很棒。
手指保龄球（iBowl）
iBowl是一款移植iPhone上的保龄球游戏，利用重力感应装置控制，触摸屏幕控制保龄球的方向。按住BOWL键，向前甩动你的手机就可以了。此游戏被成为"手机杀手"，不少同学在玩这个游戏的时候都不慎把手机甩出去了，并且这款游戏的后面有一个很雷人的故事，名字叫《京城地铁甩手男》，相信在网站上能找到。
会说话的汤姆猫（Talking Tom Cat）
移植自iPhone的游戏，汤姆是一只宠物猫，可以在玩家触摸时作出反应，并且用滑稽的声音完整地复述我们对它说的话。玩家可以抚摸他，用手指戳他，用拳轻打他，或捉他的尾巴。
塔防类
丧尸围城（Grave Defense）
丧尸围城（Grave Defense）是一款非常精美的塔防游戏，故事背景是核原料辐射整个地球后，人类所能够躲藏的最后一处藏身之地也遭到突变僵尸的攻击，游戏画面非常精细。
枪之荣耀（Guns n Glory）
枪之荣耀（Guns n Glory）是美国西部牛仔风格的枪战塔防类游戏，游戏的操作和传统的塔防游戏大致相同，攻击单位包括枪手、炸弹投掷手、印第安火弓箭手、大炮和机枪等等，hiapk网友将其进行了汉化。
总的来说，目前Android游戏整体不如iPhone游戏，大部分好玩的Android游戏都是移植自iPhone，Android游戏面对iPhone的这种弱势状态，估计在很长一段时间都难以改变。
如同先前提供的"常用Android手机软件应用"一样，为了方便大家使用，我这里提供了这以上所有应用程序的apk文件打包下载，将其复制到你的手机SD卡中，即可使用文件浏览器等工具进行安装使用。
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