Most graphic-intensive mobile free games to challenge your phone

Have you bought a new device during the festive season? Want to test the limit of your device? These free games are some of the most demanding games on the mobile platform. Whether you are on iPhone or Samsung or any other device, try these jaw dropping graphics to pass your time.

Injustice 2

A variety of classic superheroes and villains come together to fight in this chaotic fighting game. Injustice 2 lets you pit Batman against The Flash and other of the classic and new DC characters. There is also a 3 vs 3 battle mode, so there are various combinations.

No matter who you like to play as an epic experience awaits. Graphics are rich for large scale console games scaled down for mobile. Each character has unique abilities that are incredible to witness. There's even an interesting story revealed during each epic battle.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.

Apex Legends Mobile

Apex Legends has gone mobile. It's a wild, action-packed battle royale shooter that you can play anywhere on mobile. The graphics can be quite demanding, so it's a good idea to play around with the settings a bit before jumping into battle...but on high-end devices, a pretty thrilling experience awaits.

This version is a worthy alternative for fans of the original game. There are also mobile-only game modes, including new maps and legends. Team up with a friend or try it alone.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.

Asphalt 9 Legends

The Asphalt series has always pushed the graphics capabilities of mobile devices to the limit, and the latest games are no exception. This is one of the most beautiful racing games on mobile with HDR graphics and up to 60 fps.

50+ cars and 800+ events, career mode, multiplayer mode and much more. Along with regular seasonal updates and additions, the game is sure to keep you busy while enjoying these beautiful graphics.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.

Dead Trigger 2

The original Dead Trigger's gameplay was basically a cliche zombie shooter and didn't really bring anything new to the table. Having said that, the graphics for that title were praiseworthy for a mobile game.

However, Dead Trigger 2's graphics completely overwhelmed its predecessor. Graphically, this is definitely one of the most demanding mobile games of all time and every mobile user with a powerful device should give this game a try and get the most out of their system.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.

##Real Racing 3

Real Racing 3 is more of a simulation rather than an arcade game. This game is all about a realistic racing experience with real tracks, real cars and real drivers. Want to challenge Hamilton and Vettel for the F1 season? Then this is the game for you.

One of the game's biggest draws is its patented Time Shifted Multiplayer algorithm. This algorithm generates fully interactive opponents based on other players' scores, not just ghosts. But don't underestimate the graphics in this game either. Features realistic car damage and a working rear view mirror.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.

Genshin Impact

Genshin Impact is a recent game that has already made a big impact. A huge open world with lots to do. I've been hooked on the existing content for hours, with new content being added all the time.

Even if you don't take missions, you can just run, glide, and enjoy the scenery. You should be able to hit up to 60fps on the most powerful devices. It also has a cross-save feature with PC, so you can pick up where you left off on mobile after playing on your big screen at home.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.

Call of Duty Mobile

Another series that needs no introduction, Call of Duty has been a gaming staple for years, and 2019 saw the release of Call of Duty Mobile on handheld devices. Within a year, the game had a whopping 270 million downloads and won Best Mobile Game Award at both BAFTA and Game Awards.

You don’t need a high end phone to enjoy the game. But if you have a high end game you will be treated to 120 fps mode, though the graphics in 120 fps are set to medium (which is a fine trade for silky smooth gameplay). This is because it doesn't affect your ability to see (and shoot) enemies.

The game is available for both Android and iOS and is free to play.