The Current Top Five Paid Apps for Your Android

Premium Android apps are released so often, it’s hard to find the diamond in the rough. Take a look at this selection of paid Android apps that promise fun and adventure. From hidden puzzle apps to emoji to interactive fiction, there’s something for every age (and taste).

Final Cut: Fame Fatale (Full)
Once you purchase this premium game, you won’t have to worry about shelling out for in-game items. This app doesn’t have them. They like to say, “Play once, play forever!” What is the beautiful, yet reclusive, up-and-coming actress hiding? That’s what the rival actress wants to find out. Solve the mystery with hidden puzzle pictures.

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CN Superstar Soccer: Goal!!!
Cartoon Network characters go all out in Superstar Soccer: Goal. Choose among one of sixteen different team captains, from popular Cartoon Network shows like We Bare Bears, Adventure Time, Steven Universe, Regular Show, Clarence and Uncle Grandpa, and The Amazing World of Gumball. Each character has their own special moves. Power-ups make it fun. Play against the computer or duke it out in multiplayer mode.

Ellen’s Emoji Exploji
Get ready to dance, laugh, sing, and, well, just about anything else you have ever seen on the Ellen Show, at least when you download this set of Ellen Degeneres emoji. Send images or animations directly from the app or use the keyboard. It’s simple to use and a lot of fun.

My Town: Preschool
What happens at preschool, stays at preschool. It did, at least, until this app. Now your child can benefit from a look at what actually happens at preschool. Create stories and have adventure with this digital dollhouse. There are eight locations for your child to explore. They can help a child get his eyes checked at the nurse, make a student laugh, or head to the cafeteria. It’s a whole town to discover of open-ended play.

Samurai of Hyuga 2
It’s kind of like those books where you get to choose your own path. This sequel combines love and war, spirits and demons in one thrilling page-turner. They state that there is “poetry and board games, dates and kabuki.” Pair it up with more than 200,000 words of interactive fiction and you might just have a great new premium Android app.

Android Premium Apps
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