Here are some of the best fighting games for Android. These games were chosen due to their popularity but are ranked here according to the poll on this page. We have categorized them with their best close relative game. Such as Tekken 3 goes in the 3D fighting games category.
Contents:
- Tekken 3
- Tekken 7
- Tekken 8
- Tekken 5
- Mortal Kombat Series
- Shadow Fight 2
- Stick Fight
- Super Street Fighter IV
- Samurai Shodown 1 & 2
3D Fighting Games 🥇
1. Tekken 3
Tekken 3 is a classic 3D fighter game with great graphics, mechanics and story line of its time (1997). Tekken 3 is regarded as the best fighting game for any platform by our users. It was preceded by Tekken 1 and 2, but only Tekken 3 got the chance to dominate arcades in the late 90s and early 2000s. Many players want to experience the same nostalgia now play this game on their Androids. Tekken 3 is available to install through its APK.
The Android game-play experience is the same as it was for the PlayStation. The icons on the phone’s screen mimic the joystick’s button styles. The left hand side has the left-right, up-down buttons. The right side has the action buttons (A, B, X, Y).
The game has several play and attack modes to choose from. Multiple characters are unlocked from the start. However, you need to progress through the game to unlock more characters, such as Gon and Kuma etc. The graphics are reasonable given the game’s age. There are multiple installation methods, such as through emulator or PPSSPP, but we offer installation through a simple APK file.
2. Tekken 7
Tekken 7 is a modern 3D successor to Tekken 3, with great improvements in the game-play graphics and character dynamics. It was not available on Android. Several sites offer installation packages, but those are developed by third parties. The techniques in Tekken 7 are similar to its predecessors. But it has improved easy game controls for better maneuvering. Each character has its own unique background story, it unlocks as the progress is made.
The controls are speedy in Tekken 7. The character’s roster is improved, with now 48 or more characters, significantly more than Tekken 3. There is a practice mode that allows you to practice before starting your fighting journey in the game. New characters include Katarina, Claudio, Josie, and Shaheen.
3. Tekken 8
Tekken 8 is quite recent to the game but has met or exceeded the player’s expectations regarding a Tekken 3 sequel. It is originally designed for home systems such as PS5 and Windows. The founding principle is its new story mode. The new story begins 6 months after the events occurred in Tekken 7. The story focuses on the final confrontation between main protagonist Jin Kazama and main antagonist Kazuya Mishima, as well as the introduction of late Heihachi Mishima’s daughter, Reina.
Tekken 8 follows same game-play format as the predecessors. Tekken 8 has aggressive tones and introduces brand-new mechanics, such as the “Heat” system and “Tornado” hits. The game aims to be a more cinematic experience.
4. Tekken 5
Tekken 5 reverts several major game-play changes introduced in Tekken 4. These include uneven stage terrain, resulting in a fluid game-play. First time in the Tekken series, comes the ability to customize characters with accessories, clothing, and other aesthetic items.
There are 32 fighters to choose from, including five new fighters as well as Devil Jin. Tekken 5 got several upgrades for the PlayStation and was a commercial success for NAMCO.
2D Fighting Games 🥈
5. Mortal Kombat 1 & 2
Mortal Kombat is a classic 2D fighting video game series developed in America from early 90s. Mortal Kombat 1 and 2 are especially known for their dark atmosphere, digitized characters, and iconic finishing moves. These games introduced a more serious tone compared to other fighters of their era.
Mortal Kombat 2 improved upon the original with smoother controls and more characters. Most characters are martial artists with their unique expertise. The expanded move sets are preserved by the Android versions like the original arcade-style gameplay. On-screen controls are mapped similarly to traditional consoles. These titles remain popular among fans who enjoy retro 2D fighting games with a strong identity.
6. Shadow Fight 2
Shadow Fight 2 is a 2D fighting game developed by Nekki and released on mobile platforms in 2014. The game uses silhouette-style characters and focuses on melee combat. The traditional fighting mechanics are combined with role-playing in Shadow Fight 2.
Players progress through a structured story mode in Shadow Fight 2. Players unlock weapons, armor and abilities to progress. Combat depends on attack patterns and their timing rather than button combinations. Shadow Fight 2 was designed natively for Android and uses touch-based controls. The game includes single-player modes and optional online features.
7. Stick Fight
Stick Fight is a 2D physics-based fighting game with featured stick-figure characters. The original version gained popularity on PC, with multiple mobile variants available on Android. Short matches with randomized weapons and environments are the essence of gameplay.
The game emphasizes fast reaction time and physics interactions rather than structured move sets. Android versions are designed for short play sessions. Controls are simplified in Android. Install the game and enjoy!
8. Super Street Fighter IV
Super Street Fighter 4 is an updated version of Street Fighter IV, developed by Capcom. Character balance adjustments and second Ultra moves for each character were added. The game features an improved online experience with new modes of play. The original console release occurred in 2010. An official Android version was later released with a reduced but recognizable character roster.
The game uses classic 2D fighting mechanics with fixed stages and combo-based combat. Android controls are adapted for touch input. The core mechanics are maintained, such as special moves and super attacks. The game supports single-player features in Arcade and bonus mode etc. Online play includes battle modes including Endless and Tem Battle modes.
9. Samurai Shodown 1 & 2
Samurai Shodown is a weapon-based 2D fighting series developed by SNK. The first two games were released in the early 1990s for arcade systems. These titles prioritized slow-paced, but high-damage attacks.
Samurai Shodown’s combat focuses on spacing, timing, and weapon strikes. Long combos are not relied upon. Samurai Shodown 2 refined balance and expanded the character roster. Android versions are typically released through Google Play Store.
If you would like us to add more games to this list, comment below with your favorite game and we will add it to the voting section above. Once the game rakes enough votes, it will be added in this article.
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