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  • Android role-playing games

I just currently started downloading games on my phone and I really found it fun. Now i'm looking for a game something like final fantasy ( but the fighting scenes should be more open ) and has really nice graphics. If possible online and free would be nice.
Well I dunno about final fantasy since i don't like this kind of games but there's a new game that i've been playing for a couple of weeks and it's great and completely free.
It's called Red Warefare: it's like red alert 2 for android and the fun part is that it is played online with real people and quite fun!
You can actually find a lot of Final Fantasy games on Google Play. SquareEnix has been pretty active on Android. I don't know what you mean by "more open", but I would definitely recommend you tried Chaos Ring. It has a cool innovative fighting system. You could check this Youtube video to get an idea of what you're stepping into.

If you're a fan of the old FF games, I also recommend Final Fantasy Dimensions. It's a brand new game that was developed with the look and feel of old 8-bit games. It's really cool.

Free games are more difficult to come across. Most "free" games will pack in-game purchases that seem optional but are necessary to enjoy the game, even a little bit. This is why I prefer paying upfront.

The one free game I came across which is enjoyable even when ignoring in-game purchases is Zenonia 5. I haven't played the rest of the series, but Zenonia 1 to 4 are available on Google Play if you want too.
I saw a game called Zenonia and i was planing on downloading it. I just wanted to make sure if there were others.
When it comes to Android RPGs, most major games come at a cost, the free ones as other users mentioned, pack micro-transactions that become more than necessary in later stages of the games. So Yeah, like Rahmu said, it's better to pay upfront with no surprises.
However, there's an alternative, you can download an Snes emulator to your Android (small fee from Play Store, free outside the market), and then download all the glorious RPGs of the Snes era: Chrono trigger, Final Fantasy 6, Lufia, Mario RPG, Secret of Mana, and many more else.