If you think about gaming, I am sure games like PUBG Mobile, BGMI, Fortnite, and a few others will be the first to strike your mind. These games are indeed amazing but sometimes, all you want to do is to enjoy a game without investing too much energy. Presenting noob games, albeit contrary to what the title may suggest, these games are the best for killing time. Since there are thousands of levels to cross, you won’t reach the end of the day anytime soon.
From running on top of rail lines and trains to running from a monster to throwing angry-looking birds, these are the 10 best noob games you must try to kill time and enjoy the easy mechanics of these games for hours at a stretch.
Caution: Don’t blame us if you get addicted to these games, just kidding. Enjoy these offerings to the fullest and let us know which ones are your favorite in the comments.
Best Noob Games Available for Smartphones
Need to download them for fun right away? Check out the links for Android and iOS devices.
| Game | Download |
| Candy Crush Saga | Android | iOS |
| Subway Surfers | Android | iOS |
| Hill Climb Racing | Android | iOS |
| Two Dots | Android | iOS |
| Traffic Rider | Android | iOS |
| Mountain Bike Xtreme | Android | iOS |
| Cut the Rope | Android | iOS |
| Angry Birds | Android | iOS |
| Asphalt 8 | Android | iOS |
| Clash of Clans | Android | iOS |
Best Noob Games Available for Smartphones
Let’s check out the list of some of the best noob and great games of all time.
Candy Crush Saga
If you have played the classic Tetris before, this one will surely get you looped in. Candy Crush Saga is a new-age puzzle game where you get countless candies and your job is to multiple units of the same candies lineup to gain points. If you can’t get them aligned, you will soon run into a lack of space and before you know it, the game is over.
The game has countless levels and with each progressing level, the difficulty level increases meaning you need to strategize your move to solve the puzzles with new candies added every second.
Subway Surfers
This game is almost a decade old now but it never loses its edge over other newer games. An addictive infinite runner game, Subway Surfers gives you access to pretty good graphics for such a game. You play the character of Jake (or unlock more characters as you move forward), in a fast-paced adventure running through the tracks, collecting coins, dodging obstacles, and making those fast-paced swipes as you try to get away from a grumpy inspector and his dog.
Get through the games with more coins, boosters, and power-ups, use the hoverboards for tricks, or try on that jetpack for a speedy flight until it lasts. Subway Surfers is known for its dynamic environment and vibrant graphics that won’t take a toll on your phone’s performance.
Hill Climb Racing
I remember playing this game when my brother bought a Microsoft Lumia 720 in 2013. The game has surely stayed for more than a decade and why not, it has the caliber to withstand the test of time. A simple yet fun game that combines car driving with physics in a fixed camera view mode as you drive through different types of terrains. You need to collect both fuel and coins to power up or use the mechanics of brake and accelerator to control speeds and conserve energy before you can fuel up.
The developers have actively added a bunch of new features including terrain such as Mega Highway and Mega Desert that keep the game playable even after so long. The magic of Hill Climb Racing is its simplicity in gameplay that you might not get in hardcore action games such as Asphalt 8 (that we will get to in a bit) and certainly not PUBG or BGMI.
Two Dots
Much on the lines of Candy Crush Saga, Two Dots is a relaxing puzzle game where you are en-route to an universe that has two dots. All you got to do is connect two dots (or lumens) in a vertical or horizontal order to free up the space and earn cool rewards. As you move through the levels, the game introduces tricky obstacles that you have to pass through to match dots of same colors before you run out of time or space.
Traffic Rider
How good are you when hurtling through traffic at high-speeds? Test your reflexes with Traffic Rider, an adrenaline-pumping masterpiece that gets you behind a motorbike. An endless racing game, Traffic Rider is an arcade game with pretty awesome graphics onboard paired with real bike sounds that raise the bar of reality.
The game follows first person perspective which brings action live on your smartphone. You can choose from 34 motorbikes, 90+ missions on the career mode and detailed environment with variations between daytime and nighttime. Sounds fun, isn’t it? Check it out now
Mountain Bike Xtreme
If you are into mountain biking, you’ll love this for sure. The game takes you through treacherous terrains where you race against time, pull off tricks while hurtling towards the finish line. You need to balance the bike using your phone’s title motion, pedal to accelerate and hit the brakes to slow it down. It is a pleasurable game for both casual players and enthusiasts if you are looking to bit the heat and refresh your mind.
Cut the Rope
Another classic game, Cut the Rope is cutting the rope to ensure Om Nom, a frog who loves candies gets his prized possessions – candies. As you move forward in levels or stages, the complexity increases with more obstacles and different pulley systems that could get the candy away from Om Nom. Your job is to cut the ropes accounting for the physics until it reaches Om Nom. Sounds easy, right?
Give it a try and you will find just how brain-teasing the game becomes as you move forward solving ingenious riddles and puzzles.
Pro Tip: It’s all about the timings of cuts and the physics that the candy follows through the pulleys and obstacles.
Angry Birds 2
I would say you must be joking or outright lying if you haven’t heard about Angry Birds. It is a viral game that includes flinging vibrant yet angry birds towards buildings or other structures to destroy them. Sounds easy, right? Think about it, as you move forward, the game goes through advanced levels which means eliminating the target is a tad bit difficult.
The game involves trajectory and force as two deciding factors based on whom, the intensity of destruction varies. Pull the catapult with less force and you’ll miss the target altogether. Pull it with a lot of force and yet, you could overthrow it or even fail to destroy enough part of the structure before you run out of ‘angry birds’. I wouldn’t mind playing this game for hours because it just keeps you glued to it as soon as you understand the relation between trajectory and force and find a way to destroy them all.
Asphalt 8
Asphalt is a popular car racing game series that has been around for years now. Asphalt 8 is currently the latest iteration that gives you 300+ official cars right from the powerful McLarens to Mercedes to Lamborghinis to Ferraris. Create you avatar, add in your customers and styling and enter the adrenaline-pumping car racing series across 50 high-speed tracks spread across the length and breath of the world.
Engage in cross-play matches, add a high-octane touch in multiplayer races with up to 12 opponents. Check out the six unique game modes, 1500 car mastery challenges, 400+ career events and test your skills across 470 million+ other players with Asphalt 8.
Clash of Clans
I remember spending hours on this game as it had pretty good graphics for a fixed camera view game that moved as your character moved. Join the epic Clan Wars with Clash of Clans as you go around building your village, raising the clan, and building an armory filled with bombs, cannons, towers, traps, and beyond.
The game already has millions of active players online with whom you can fight to hone your skills. Clash of Clans is about battle strategy combined with heroes, troops, and spells that give you an upper hand when in a battle with a friend or foe. Unlock heroes, power up your cavalry, research upgrades in the laboratory, and participate in special live events or practice in the Practice Mode. The game is all about strategizing and training your brain to think proactively in a war situation in-game.
Wrapping Up
These were just a few of the noob games you will come across on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. We understand that there are more hidden treasures so we advise you to exhaust this list as we prepare our next edition available on SmartPrix soon.
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