Even for those of us who enjoy spending time alone at home, at a certain point, it just gets boring. We all need social interaction, but with stay-at-home orders, that can be hard to come by. If you’re feeling the itch to hang out with friends and have a good time, you should know there are plenty of free multiplayer games for iPhone and Android that will let you do just that — remotely.
We’ve highlighted five of our favourite mobile titles that you can download and play for free with your friends. There are definitely other great multiplayer games out there, but many we find are either paid, geared towards random matchups, or too complicated for quick plays. That said, if you and your friends’ favorite free game isn’t listed here, let us know! The more the merrier right now.
1.Ludo King
Ludo King, a free-to-play mobile game application by Gametion, has embarked on new themes which will keep its users on the hook. This fun, free, and the positively addictive mobile game have ticked all the right boxes, for the gaming enthusiasts until now.
The players could revive their childhood memories around their favourite indoor board game with Ludo King, and it will get a facelift now with an array of new features. Ludo King, the virtual replica of your forever favourite indoor board game Ludo, has won the best mobile and tablet game in the Arcade/Casual International category at the 19th FICCI Frames Best Animated Films (BAF) awards.
2. Pubg
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) is an online multiplayer fight royale diversion created and distributed by PUBG Corporation, an auxiliary of South Korean computer game organization Bluehole. The amusement depends on past mods that are made by Brendan “PlayerUnknown” Greene. PlayersUnknown’s Battlegrounds got positive gathering from game-players amid the two its initial access period and on official discharge, who found that while the diversion still was not completely completed and had some specialised imperfections, Battlegrounds displayed new sorts of gameplay that could be effortlessly drawn nearer by players of any ability level and was very replay-able. PUBG Corporation has run a few little competitions and acquainted in-amusement apparatuses with help with broadcasting the diversion to observers, as they wish for it to end up a well-known eSport.
3.Clash of Clans
This is an Epic combat strategy game – wherein user can build their village, train troops & go to battle! It’s an online multiplayer game in which players form communities called clans, train troops, and attack other players to earn resources. It has 4.5 average rating on Google Play store with more that 55million votes. If you love playing games on your smart phones, then you should try this one.
4. Call of Duty
Call of Duty: Mobile is a free-to-play first-person shooter developed by TiMi Studios and published by Activision for Android and iOS.
Call of Duty: Mobile features many playable characters, maps, and gamemodes from previous games in the series.Different control settings were included to cater to player’s preferences.A “zombies” game mode was added to the game in November 2019. This game mode follows the classic Call of Duty zombies “survival” formula where the player fights off endless waves of zombies, aiming to survive as long as possible. A “Raid” mode was also included where the player must defeat a set amount of waves of zombies before encountering one of two final bosses.
5. UNO
Yes, Uno is available for iPhone and Android (sadly, it doesn’t come with the “Attack” peripheral). If you’re craving some simple yet intense card game action with your friends, just download the app for free.
Just like the real Uno card game, “UNO!” lets you compete with friends to ditch your whole hand of cards before someone else can. There’s even an Uno button on-screen to use when you’re down to your last card, letting everyone know you’re a threat. Just know that you need to walk through the tutorial before jumping into a multiplayer game, so you’ll have to kill a few minutes before the action can get started.
