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3 best Minecraft-like free games for Android

Building and Crafting Games have been on a lot of people's favourites list, since the earliest days of gaming, from Minetest to Microsoft's Minecraft in it's various editions. But a lot of people don't have the opportunity to play Minecraft, majorly due to being unable to buy it.

So, today I've got for you one of the few best minecraft-like games for you to enjoy on your own Android phones.

1. LokiCraft

This game on the Play Store is available to freely download and play. Though it doesn't feature a multiplayer mode, the offline single player gameplay isn't bad. This game packs a lot to be discovered.

Download Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ua.building.Lokicraft

It has another version, Lokicraft 2.

Download Link of 2nd Version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ua.magicgames.artstudio.lokicraft2

But just beware of any other games that have similar names, like Lokicraft 3 or Lokicraft New Crafting Game, etc, etc.


2. MultiCraft

This is another Minecraft Clone that you can enjoy. It features a joystick-like movement control instead of the buttoned controls in the Minecraft Game.

Download Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.multicraft.game


3. Earth Craft

This is also a good Minecraft Clone to enjoy. It features more realistic textures and is a bit more closer to Minecraft in visual appearance and available features. It also features Online Multiplayer mode.

Download Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=earth.craft


I'd suggest you to try out one of these best Minecraft Clones if you want to enjoy the game for free since these have almost negligible differences to it.

Also, you may consider a ton of other options available on the Play Store, and tell me how you found them.

So, see you in the next post!

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