Are you an RPG fan who is looking for new games to play on your Android phone? Here's a list of the top five RPG android games you should try out.

Pathfinder Adventures

Paizo Inc.'s Pathfinder Adventure Card Game is recreated into a fun yet immersive mobile card game. The mechanics of the game is a bit overwhelming for players who are not familiar with the original physical card game, with tons of things to do like quests, character building, and lots more. It might take an hour or so for unseasoned players to get used to the game, but once that's all done, an exciting, sophisticated mobile card game experience awaits.

You can download Pathfinder Adventures on Google Play here. The game is also available for iOS.

Star Knight

Star Knight is a side-scrolling 2D action platformer that you should not miss. Created by Korean Indie game studio LeftRight, Star Knight is a beautiful game that is neither too hard nor too easy. The platformer is reminiscent of Ubisoft's Child of Light, with its quirky design and fluid gameplay. The game also has an online arena mode, where your character can duke it out against other players.

Star Knight is 66% off today on Google Play.

Crasher

If you are a fan of MMORPG's, then you should give Crasher a whirl. 4399En, creator of Holy Knight and Dark Ares, brings its top game to the english speaking audience. Unlike most MMO's out in the market right now, the developers have made the game free to play, with no VIP levels, hence not making it pay-to-win. There is also no stamina limit in Crasher, allowing you to play all day.

Crasher is available to download here.

Phantom of the Kill

Fans of turn based tactical games like Fire Emblem will find Phantom of the Kill quite enjoyable. Developed by Fuji & Gumi Games (under Brave Frontier's Gumi Inc.), the anime-RPG strategy game has over 3 million players in Japan, and has just made its way internationally a few weeks ago. The opening movie for the game is produced by no other than Production I.G., under the supervision of Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii.

Check out Phantom of the Kill on Google Play here.