If you’re in need of new interesting Android apps games to check out this weekend, then look no further: have five of the week’s biggest ay Store debuts updates collected here in our latest Five to Try column. 

Titanfall: Assault transforms the exhilarating mech shooter franchise into an intriguing card-based battle for control, while Hart’s new ugh Out ud streaming app serves up original comedy shows in both free paid varieties. And if you want further options, then Motorsport Manager Mobile 2, Samsung’s no-longer-exclusive Internet Browser, Sega’s retro favorite Ristar may all be worth your attention.

Titanfall: Assault

EA’s Titanfall series provides one of the most exciting first-person shooter experiences on the market today, as the on-foot blasting is augmented amplified by the ability to jump into a gargantuan mech suit. Titanfall: Assault keeps the giant robots cool sci-fi universe from the premium console games, but shifts the action to a much different format: a card-based tactical strategy game. 

Viewing the battlefield from above, you’ll drag cards from your deck to drop in soldiers, mechs, turrets, missile attacks, special abilities. As you battle, you’ll claim hardpoints on the map ultimately try to take down the enemy base (while protecting yours). It plays out like a fast-paced real-time strategy game, the ability to enhance your deck over time could keep players coming back for more, assuming the freemium model isn’t too punishing. Out of the gate, though, it makes a pretty strong first impression. 

ugh Out ud by Hart

just saw one streaming comedy platform implode this week, with NBC announcing the impending demise of Seeso, but maybe Hart will have better luck with ugh Out ud. The massively popular comedian’s own streaming service takes a different approach than the solely premium Seeso, with a paid subscription that’s merely an optional upgrade.

You don’t have to pay anything to download the app start watching original shows, st-up sets, skits from Hart other comedians, although you’ll have to deal with ads along the way. y just $3 a month, however, you’ll cut the ads unlock additional episodes shows to watch, a nice incentive for anyone who digs the freebie content.

Motorsport Manager Mobile 2

Android has no shortage of great racing games—chief among them, Asphalt 8: Airborne, Real Racing 3—but Motorsport Manager Mobile 2 ($4) is a difference experience. As the title suggests, you’re overseeing the racing in this game rather than getting behind the wheel. That might not sound like a heap of fun, but if you love nerding out over stats structural decisions, then this might be the game for you.

In MMM2, you’ll take the reins of a low-level European Racing Series team make all of the important calls as you try to win a championship: hiring drivers team members, buying parts, dealing with sponsors, etc.. And when it’s race day, you’ll customize the cars the drivers’ strategies, as well as make on-the-track decisions to help lead them to success. Even with a menu-heavy approach, MMM2 is slick fun— definitely engrossing.

Samsung Internet Browser Beta

y are we spotlighting the default browser that ships on Samsung’s smartphones? Because this week the company started rolling out support for a wider array of Android devices—any phone that runs 5.0 llipop or newer to be precise. And that changes the question entirely. Now it’s: Should I use Samsung’s browser instead of Chrome? 

The Samsung Internet Browser Beta has a couple of perks, including a high-contrast mode to help visually impaired users, plus easy access to content ad blockers if you’re into that sort of thing. Otherwise, it’s just another polished, high-profile option in case you don’t like the look or feel of the one you’re already using. Or if you’ve recently switched away from a Samsung phone miss your old browser.

Ristar

Among Sega’s own 16-bit Genesis classics, Ristar certainly doesn’t have the widespread recognition of Sonic the Hedgehog—but it comes from the same creator, it’s an equally fun 2D platform-action game. Ristar stars a cartoonish star hero with extendable arms, which you’ll use to climb, grab onto terrain, grapple with enemies, pick up items. It’s much slower-paced than Sonic, as you’ll use his stretchy limbs to overcome the hazard-packed levels.

Ristar is the latest entry in the recently launched Sega Forever program, which ports old-school games to mobile in a free, ad-supported format. And if you don’t want the annoying ads, you can pay just $2 to eliminate them for good. though largely overlooked in its original day due to its release at the end of the Genesis’ lifespan, this freebie game is certainly worth a look if you dig retro quests.