This Week’s Android Charts: A Vector Of Change


Vector‘s appearance as one of two new games in this week’s Android chart has got me thinking about switching things up. There’s just not enough variety in the traditional week-to-week top games rankings, so starting next week I’ll be tracking top new games instead.

It’ll be a little more work — I’ll have to reference my phone instead of the Google Play website — but I think the “top new” charts in the mobile version are more in the spirit of the original idea of these weekly posts — to help readers discover new games they might have otherwise missed.

Games like Vector, through I’ve posted about the playable action movie parkour sequence several times now. That even a small portion of the game is available for free seems extravagant on the developer’s part. You should have it on your phone.

Tune in next week for the freshness.

Top Paid Android Games — March 7, 2013

Rank Game Last Week Change
1. Minecraft Pocket Edition 1 0
2. Ruzzle 2 0
3. Where’s My Water? 3 0
4. Cubes Vs. Spheres 9 +4
5. Grand Theft Auto III 4 +1
6. Plants Vs. Zombies 8 +2
7. Need for Speed: Most Wanted 6 -1
8. Fruit Ninja 7 -1
9. Wipeout 5 -4
10. Where’s My Perry? 7 -3

Top Free Android Games — March 7, 2013

Rank Game Last Week Change
1. 4 Pics 1 Word 1 0
2. Temple Run 2 2 0
3. Candy Crush Saga 4 +1
4. Subway Surfers 5 +1
5. Fruit Ninja Free 8 +3
6. Ruzzle Free 7 +1
7. Angry Birds 9 +2
8. Vector N/A N/A
9. The Simpsons: Tapped Out 6 -3
10. DH Texas Poker N/A N/A

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