10 amazing Android games you can play for $5 or less

Chameleon Run comes from the genre of auto-running games like "Temple Run." Players must time their jumps and swap between colors to navigate a series of challenging courses. The catchy music alone is good enough to warrant spending $2 on this gem.

Find it in the Google Play Store.

"Monument Valley" is a beautiful puzzle game filled with colorful 3D backgrounds and well-designed mazes. The story unfolds around a silent princess as the player guides her through each new area.

You can find "Monument Valley" and "Monument Valley 2" as separate listings in the Google Play Store.

"Evoland 2" blends 2D and 3D art styles and incorporates gameplay from multiple genres. Differnet levels pay homage to fighting games, arcade shooters, beat 'em ups, and retro roleplaying games, among others. The nostalgic spirit at the heart of "Evoland 2" will keep you engaged through the game's 20-hour campaign.

Find "Evoland 2" in the Google Play Store.

"Fortnite" is the world's most popular game, and it looks nearly as good on smartphones as it does on consoles and PCs. In the free battle-royale mode, 100 players fight to survive on a remote island. The game also has tons of extra content that changes every week, like a limited time event based on "Avengers: Endgame."

"Fortnite" isn't available in the Google Play Store, but you can download from the official Eic Games website.

"Lara Croft GO" is a puzzle game inspired by "Tomb Raider." Players guide Lara through a cleverly-designed maze of obstacles and enemies in search of hidden treasure. The game was popular enough to spawn a pair of sequels based other popular video game franchises, "Hitman GO," and "Deus EX GO."

Find "Lara Croft GO" in the Google Play Store.

"Florence" is an award-winning, hand-drawn romance game that plays like a storybook. As the player completes small mini-games, the relationship at the center of the game flourishes.

Find "Florence" in the Google Play Store.

"Brawl Stars" is a multiplayer battle arena game from the creators of "Clash of Clans" and "Clash Royale." Players pick unique characters and use a variety of weapons to duke it out across a variety of modes. As you play, you'll unlock trophies that will give you access to new characters.

Find "Brawl Stars" in the Google Play Store.

"Horizon Chase - World Tour" is an arcade-style racing game inspired by classics like "OutRun" and "Daytona USA." "Horizon Chase" embraces a 16-bit aesthetics with its visuals and chiptune soundtrack. The full game has more than 20 cars, nearly 100 racetracks, and multiplayer support. You can try five tracks for free before buying.

Find "Horizon Chase - World Tour" in the Google Play Store.

Like "Fortnite," "PUBG Mobile" pits up to 100 players against each other in a battle royal deathmatch. However, "PUBG Mobile" is designed to be much more realistic, both in its graphical style and gameplay. Gamers who are used to traditional shooters like "Call of Duty" and "Counterstrike" should find themselves right at home with "PUBG Mobile."

Find "PUBG Mobile"in the Google Play Store.