At Droid Gamers, we're big fans of Google Play Pass, and it's not just because we love Android. The service offers a fantastic selection of games that really stand out. If you've recently subscribed to Google Play Pass and want to dive into the best experiences it offers, you're in the right place. Navigating the vast Play Store can be overwhelming, so we've put together this curated list to guide you to the cream of the crop. Let's explore the best Play Pass games on Android!

Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley is renowned as one of the best farming games of all time, and its mobile version is no exception. If you're a fan of classics like Harvest Moon, this is a must-play. Immerse yourself in a quaint village where you'll cultivate crops, delve into mines, battle slimes, and tend to animals. Who knows? You might even find romance along the way. (I'm looking at you, Shane!) The Android port is exceptionally well-done, offering a seamless experience whether you're using touch controls or a controller. It's like having the full console game right in your pocket—a true delight for us Droid Gamers.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

BioWare's iconic early-2000s RPG, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, has been perfectly adapted for mobile devices. This critically acclaimed game is a standout in mobile gaming, and its inclusion in Play Pass is a testament to its quality. As you craft your own Star Wars character, you'll embark on a mission to save the galaxy in a story that's best left unspoiled. Set 4,000 years before the prequel films, KOTOR offers a fresh perspective on the Star Wars universe. Your choices will determine your path—will you embrace the light or succumb to the dark side's allure?

Dead Cells

Dead Cells is a gem in the world of mobile gaming, and its presence in Google Play Pass is a treat. This Metroidvania rogue-lite boasts stylish gameplay, stunning visuals, and a captivating soundtrack, all complemented by controller support. It's an addictive masterpiece that's hard to put down. In Dead Cells, death is merely a checkpoint. Each time you fall, you restart in a randomly generated dungeon, but with every run, you unlock new weapons to enhance your arsenal. As you master the game and acquire new gear, you'll transform into a formidable force, slashing and dashing through enemies with exhilarating prowess.

Terraria

No list of the best Play Pass games would be complete without Terraria. Often dubbed "2D Minecraft," this survival-crafting game is deep enough to keep you engaged for months. The mobile version is a gold standard, designed from the ground up for handheld play, yet it also supports controllers. In Terraria, you'll mine, craft, and explore a dangerous world teeming with unique creatures and formidable bosses. It's more intense than its 3D counterpart, with challenges that will keep you on your toes—from the iconic floating eyeball to eldritch horrors that paint the sky red.

Thimbleweed Park

Thimbleweed Park is a beautifully crafted point-and-click adventure game by the creators of Monkey Island, Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick. It brings back the nostalgic feel of classic Lucasfilm games and is a must-play on mobile. Set in 1987, you'll unravel a mystery with five playable characters, all while enjoying a steady stream of humor. The mobile version takes full advantage of touchscreens, offering a flawless adaptation of the PC game—one of the best ways to experience this timeless adventure.

Bridge Constructor Portal

For puzzle game enthusiasts, Bridge Constructor Portal is a delightful addition to Play Pass. This spin-off of the popular Bridge Constructor series is set within the Aperture Science Facility from Valve's Portal games. Not only will you construct bridges, but you'll also interact with portals and iconic gadgets like sentry turrets, companion cubes, and propulsion gel. The game is perfectly suited for touchscreen controls, though it also offers excellent controller support.

Monument Valley (And Sequels)

Monument Valley and its sequels by UsTwo Games are among the most visually stunning and intellectually engaging mobile games available. These surrealist puzzle games are breathtaking, guiding the silent princess Ida through impossible geometries. Both titles are tailor-made for mobile, offering a unique experience that truly showcases the potential of the platform. While Monument Valley 3 isn't currently on Play Pass, we remain hopeful for its future inclusion.

White Day: The School

For those craving a horror experience, White Day: The School is a thrilling choice. This Korean horror game traps you in a school overnight, where urban legends come to life. Navigate through the haunted halls, outsmarting ghosts, monsters, and a menacing janitor to survive until morning.

Loop Hero

Loop Hero is a unique blend of roguelike and deck-building gameplay that's perfect for mobile. As you lay down cards to shape the world, you'll battle enemies and collect loot to grow stronger. It's a captivating game that's easy to pick up but hard to master.

Beholder

Beholder challenges your moral compass in a dystopian setting where you manage an apartment building. Balance the needs of your tenants with the oppressive demands of the totalitarian state to spy on them. It's a game of tough decisions and ethical dilemmas that will keep you engaged.

Final Fantasy VII

Why spend on the Rebirth trilogy when you can enjoy the classic Final Fantasy VII on your mobile device? Whether you're revisiting this iconic RPG or experiencing it for the first time, the game's rich worldbuilding and epic narrative are well worth your time. Just be prepared for some challenging boss battles.

If you're eager to try any of these games, head over to the Google Play Store and check out Play Pass.