Immersion is a non-negotiable element modern games need to have because, without it, the game becomes stale and boring to play. With that said, there are many factors that contribute to a game’s immersion and one of them is character customisation.

Fortunately for us, many mobile games have begun adopting this and today we’re taking a look at eight mobile games that have the best character customisation features! The games we’ve selected are all available on the Google Store. Hence, if you wish to enhance your experience with them, be sure to do so with the Google Play Gift Card from OffGamers here!

Now that we’re done with that, let’s start!

1. Avabel Online

This game is severely underrated and under the wide sea of mobile MMORPGs, Avabel Online has seriously flown under the radar.

Aside from its gorgeous visuals and graphics, Avabel Online’s character creation is amazing, even if we were to compare it with more powerful systems like a PC or a console. It is clear that the game has the ‘personal’ element down with its deep customisation.

The outfits and apparels you get to equip with are endless here with Avabel and you’ll notice that each online character you meet is uniquely different. This is a huge plus for any MMORPG and it is a job well done by Asobimo in this regard.

2. Age of Wushu Dynasty

If you are into the ancient Chinese wuxia theme, Age of Wushu Dynasty might pique your interest. To clarify further, it is like the legendary Mo Siang but with better graphics and arguably better character customisation.

When you first start, you’ll get to create your own ancient fighter and we’re amazed to see the many options you get to tinker around with. For instance, even subtle things like your character’s complexion, hairstyle and face features are all customisable in this game. It truly gives a sense of personalisation—it makes you feel you are actually inside the game.

3. MU Origin

MU Origin is one of the more famous MMORPGs in the mobile gaming sphere because of its exhilarating gameplay but many forget this is also fuelled by its respect for individualism.

This is not to say it’s a game for loners, but due to its crazy-good character creation, despite playing the same game, it is almost as if everyone is playing from a different perspective. Its rich creation options like body structure and height will make you spend hours just to create your character.

Plus, as you venture deeper into the game, you’ll get to make your character look even better. This is a great incentive for you to keep playing and do well in this game. When it comes to style and aesthetics, MU Origin gets a solid A from us!

4. MapleStory M

Famed for its PC version, MapleStory M does inherit a lot of good things from its predecessor and one of them is certainly how you can edit your character.

Right from the get-go, once you’ve selected your desired class, you’ll get to change and personalise your character as you wish. This includes your character’s expression, starting weapon and outfit of choice.

Honestly, this is only the beginning. As you reach higher levels, you’ll get to dress up your character even better, just like what you’ll do in the original MapleStory.

5. AdventureQuest 3D

AQ is a bona fide classic back during the flash games era and we love to see it still being constantly developed and right now, it is more modernised with the addition of 3D graphics.

When it comes to equipment, accessories and wearables, AQ 3D has an ocean of them that you can use to modify your character. Sure, at the beginning, you’ll be limited to a few options but as you level up, and gain more gold to purchase these aesthetics, you’ll see your character become way prettier.

We also need to give massive respect to Artix Entertainment for giving us such amazing customisable features despite being an indie developer. Right now, the game is still receiving updates so if you are looking for something different from the ordinary, try giving this a whirl.

6. Alchemia Story

Despite being a story-driven mobile game, Alchemia Story allows you to create your own unique character with an all-customisable avatar.

The creation level is very detailed here where you can edit and change various aspects of your character’s design. The colour choice and shading for different parts of your character’s body is amazing. The game even offers a wide variety of hairstyle choices and you can even alter the subtle parts of your face to make it suit your preferences.

7. Sword Art Online: Integral Factor

Nope. You are not going to play as Kirito in this SAO game and honestly, we like that because instead of role-playing an existing character, you get to be yourself.

Its character creation reminded us a little of Monster Hunter Rise’s approach and that is a huge compliment because MHR is well-known for its excellent character customisation. With multiple hair designs and facial art to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice. Trust us, you won’t notice the hours that fly by just from crafting your character.

In addition to that, you can even select your own voice design. Right now, there are around five types of voices you’ll get to play around with. Heck, you can even try to be funny by making your voice completely at odds with your body design!

8. Black Desert Mobile

Black Desert Mobile is possibly one of the largest budgeted mobile games out there. For a mobile game, this game is of AAA quality, boasting immensely realistic graphics and high-octane gameplay.

And with that package, it also comes with an intuitive character-creating process where you can almost control every aspect of your character’s body. It would almost convince you that it isn’t a mobile game with its depth and complexity in this department.

The game customisation even dives into minuscule details like eyebrows, skin complexion and body proportions. You know when they say you’ll get lost in time while creating a character of your own—Black Desert Mobile certainly lives up to that saying.

Wrapping Things Up

As video games evolve, their development has been increasingly competitive and even something as ‘basic’ as character creation is emphasised a lot, especially for MMORPGs. To be frank, we have to say we are spoilt with a lot of good choices in that regard.

Try out these games for yourself and we’re certain you’ll get caught up, just by making your own starting character!