This article showcases the top turn-based strategy games available on Android, ranging from grand empire-building simulations to smaller-scale skirmishes and even puzzle elements. Games listed below are available on the Play Store, and unless otherwise stated, are premium titles. Feel free to share your favorites in the comments!
Top Android Turn-Based Strategy Games
XCOM 2: Collection
A leading turn-based strategy game across all platforms. Following a successful alien invasion, players fight back to save humanity.
Battle of Polytopia
A more approachable turn-based tactics experience. Features engaging gameplay and enhanced multiplayer capabilities. Civilization building and tribal warfare are central to the fun. This is a free-to-play title with in-app purchases.
Templar Battleforce
A classic, robust tactics game reminiscent of older titles. Offers numerous levels and extensive playtime.
Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions
A highly acclaimed tactical RPG, optimized for touchscreen devices. Features a compelling Final Fantasy storyline and memorable characters.
Heroes of Flatlandia
A captivating blend of classic and modern elements. Offers a visually appealing fantasy setting with magic and swordplay.
Ticket to Earth
A science-fiction strategy game incorporating unique puzzle mechanics into its turn-based combat. Features a compelling narrative.
Disgaea
A humorous and deeply engaging tactical RPG. Players assume the role of an underworld heir reclaiming their throne. Note: This title has a higher price point than many mobile games.
Banner Saga 2
A turn-based game known for its emotionally resonant narrative, challenging choices, and potentially tragic outcomes. Features stunning cartoon graphics.
Hoplite
Unlike many other entries, this game focuses on controlling a single unit. Combines roguelike elements for highly addictive gameplay. Free-to-play with an in-app purchase to unlock the full game.
Heroes of Might and Magic 2
A community-rebuilt version of the classic 90s strategy game, now available on Android. Free and open-source.
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