The Best Android Turn-Based Strategy Games

This article showcases the best turn-based strategy games available on Android, ranging from large-scale empire builders to smaller skirmishes and even puzzle elements. Download links to the Google Play Store are provided (premium unless otherwise stated). Feel free to suggest your favorites in the comments!

Top Android Turn-Based Strategy Games

Let's dive into the games:

XCOM 2: Collection

A top-tier turn-based strategy game, regardless of platform. Following a successful alien invasion, you fight to save humanity.

Battle of Polytopia

A more relaxed take on turn-based tactics, offering engaging gameplay enhanced by its multiplayer features. Build your civilization and conquer rival tribes. (Free with in-app purchases).

Templar Battleforce

A classic, action-packed tactics game reminiscent of older titles, boasting numerous levels and hours of gameplay.

Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions

A refined version of a legendary tactical RPG, optimized for touchscreens. Features a compelling Final Fantasy storyline and memorable characters.

Heroes of Flatlandia

A captivating blend of familiar and innovative gameplay, boasting beautiful visuals and a fantasy setting filled with magic and adventure.

Ticket to Earth

A unique sci-fi strategy game incorporating intriguing puzzle mechanics into its turn-based combat. The compelling narrative will keep you hooked.

Disgaea

A humorous and deeply engaging tactical RPG where you play as an underworld heir reclaiming their throne. Note the higher price point, justified by the extensive content.

Banner Saga 2

A gripping turn-based experience filled with difficult choices and potentially tragic consequences. The sequel to the original, featuring stunning cartoon graphics and a dark narrative.

Hoplite

A unique entry, focusing on controlling a single unit rather than armies. Blends roguelike elements for a highly addictive experience. (Free with in-app purchase to unlock full content).

Heroes of Might and Magic 2

A noteworthy addition, though not from the Google Play Store. The fheroes2 project offers a completely rebuilt version of the classic 90s strategy game, including an Android port. It's free and open-source.

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