All indie games
The full directory, ranked by votes
Platform page
The app stores bury small developers under ads for giant franchises. This page ranks mobile games from independent developers by player votes, with direct Google Play and App Store links.
Indie mobile games are Android and iOS games from independent developers and small studios. Many are premium (pay once) or use fair free-to-play models, which is why players look for them outside store charts dominated by large publishers.
This ranking is open
Early listings get the most attention: your game appears at the top of this page and on its engine and platform pages from day one, and the first votes move it fastest.
List your game freeWell-known examples from independent developers, for reference. They are not Mutop100 listings.
Impossible-geometry puzzles that proved premium mobile games can sell.
Calm, beautiful endless sandboarding.
Minimalist subway-map strategy.
The farming RPG, adapted for touch controls.
Vertical shooter-platformer designed for a phone held upright.
The horde-survival hit, free on mobile with optional ads.
Poker roguelike deckbuilder that arrived on mobile in 2024.
Unity is the most common choice for mobile indies thanks to mature Android and iOS export and ad and purchase integrations; see the Unity games page. Godot and GameMaker are popular for lightweight 2D mobile games, and Defold and Cocos Creator are built specifically for small, fast mobile builds.
Store algorithms reward installs you already have, which is hard for a new indie game. A Mutop100 listing gives your game a page that ranks for its own name, links straight to Google Play and the App Store, and puts it on this mobile page where players come looking for indie games specifically.
Publishing costs to plan for: Google Play charges a one-time developer registration fee and asks new personal accounts to run a closed test with real testers before production release, and Apple's Developer Program is an annual membership. A listing in the Playtest stage is a practical way to recruit those first testers.
List your mobile game free and add your Google Play and App Store links.
For game developers
Some are free or free-to-play, others are premium. Each listing shows its price model (Free, Free-to-Play, Paid, Pay What You Want or Free Demo + Paid) so you know before you open the store.
No. We only link to official store pages and developer websites. Never install games from unofficial APK mirrors.
Yes. Select the platforms your game supports and add the matching store link; one store is enough.