5 Great Android games to pick from the Google Play Store this Summer sale

The Google Play summer sale is here and if you are an app junkie that invests in his/her apps, then this is the time to empty your pockets

1) Hitman Sniper 

Become the ultimate assassin on your smartphone. Step into the shoes of Agent 47 in Hitman Sniper and discover the most compelling sniper experience on mobile. The game offers more than 150 missions and 10 different contracts. For those that are wondering, yes, there is a Zombie mode too!
Price after discount: Rs 15

2) League of Stickman 2017 Ninja

League of Stickman is a stickman style action mobile game. In this game stickman fighters and smash up all enemies! Yes, you can blow up the monsters too. The game has fast paced action and boasts of some epic powers too.
Price after discount: Rs 7

3) Lara Croft GO
Lara Croft GO is a turn based puzzle-adventure set in a long-forgotten world. Explore the ruins of an ancient civilization, discover well-kept secrets and face deadly challenges as you uncover the myth of the Queen of Venom. The game has a decent lifespan boasting more than 115 puzzles split into 7 chapters. The game has also been optimized to exploit touchscreen controls.
Price after discount: Rs 40
4) Need For Speed Most Wanted
As the names suggests, this time you evade a relentless police force while you clash with street racers. Race and chase hot cars like the SRT Viper GTS, Porsche 911 Carrera S, Hummer H1 Alpha, and many more. Feel the intensity of no-brakes-allowed street racing with realistic full-car damage. The game boasts of more than 40 cars for you to take to the tracks.
Price after discount: Rs 80
5) Call Of Duty: Black Ops Zombie
The Call of Duty: Zombies phenomenon has risen back to life!
Adapted from the best-selling console hit and built specifically for tablets and smartphones, Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies delivers maps including: Kino Der Toten, Ascension, and Call of the Dead: Director’s Cut, as well as “Dead-Ops Arcade,” a 50-level zombie gauntlet that provides the ultimate undead challenge.
Play solo or join a team of up to 4 players via Wi-Fi as you mow down hordes of zombies using a variety of weapons and perks. 
Price after discount: Rs 130


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