Google Play Discount Codes June 2026

1 Current Deal

Ongoing

Premium mobile ports of multiplatform games at nearly 100% off

You can currently get a bunch of paid-for Android games from the Google Play Store for just 9p or 10p each, including big names such as the award-winning Lara Croft GO and Hitman Sniper, plus premium mobile ports such as Wreckfest, Titan Quest and SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated.

These are Android games, so you’ll need a compatible Android phone or tablet and a Google account. Once bought, each game will be added to your Google Play library. There is no expiry date listed for the deals, so you should pounce quickly if you see something you like.

Here are the best 9p/10p Google Play game deals we’ve spotted:

Lara Croft GO – 9p, was £3.99
Turn-based Tomb Raider puzzle game, with over 115 puzzles across seven chapters. It's 98% off for a game with 4.8/5 from over 80,000 reviews and myriad game awards.

Hitman Sniper – 9p, was £2.99
A tactical sniper game starring Agent 47, with 150+ missions and leaderboards. Some users have complained about overpriced microtransactions in the game.

Rusty Lake Hotel – 9p, was £2.99
A creepy point-and-click puzzle adventure set in the surreal Rusty Lake universe.

Rusty Lake: Roots – 9p, was £2.99
Another premium Rusty Lake point-and-click adventure, this time tasking you with exploring the unsettling story of the Vanderboom family by solving puzzles and expanding its family tree.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – 10p, was £8.99
A 3D platformer starring SpongeBob, Patrick and Sandy battling Plankton’s robot army. This is the 'Rehydrated' version of the game, which is a remake of the 2003 game with overhauled graphics.

Wreckfest – 10p, was £8.99
A full-fat demolition-racing game with no-rules racing, career mode, vehicle upgrades and local multiplayer.

Titan Quest – 10p, was £5.99
The complete mobile edition of the classic action-RPG, including the base game only. The version with all DLC, Titan Quest: Legendary Edition, is quite a bit more expensive at £18.

Bridge Constructor Portal – 9p, was £1.79
A physics puzzler that mashes together Bridge Constructor and Portal, with 60 test chambers and familiar Portal gadgets such as portals, cubes and propulsion gel.

Dungeon Clawler – 9p, was £5.99
A roguelike deckbuilder built around a claw-machine mechanic, where you grab weapons, shields and items to fight through dungeons.

MSE Rob says:

Google Play game are often cheap and cheerful, or more often 'Free' then packed with microtransactions to slowly siphon away your money. But these are high-quality, mostly multiplatform games that for give you the full experience for low, low prices. I picked up Lara Croft GO due to all the critical acclaim, but for mere pennies you can't go too wrong with most of these.

The Play Store also has a generous refund policy, so if you don't feel like you got your 10p's worth or a game doesn't work on your phone, you should be able to get your money back.

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