Mountain Goat Mountain by Zynga is variation of the endless runner game, except this time it’s sort of an endless climber. You just need to swipe and tap to go up the mountain, overcoming debris, obstacles and difficult paths. Though the gameplay is nothing revolutionary, it’s actually this element that makes playing it a lot of fun.
Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War from Gameloft marks the return of this popular WWII game, and this time there are better graphics, gameplay and more action. This shooter also has plenty of new weapons, new kill cams and more explosions. It is, quite simply one of the best World War II games on mobile.
The official Jenga game from NaturalMotion, released with the help of creator Leslie Scott, provides you with plenty of entertainment on your iOS or Android. As you might expect, the game employs real-time 3D physics simulation so the behavior is the same as a real Jenga tower.
New Star Soccer from New Star Games has two modes, one free and the other requiring an IAP. Arcade mode is free and career mode requires a purchase. The game is free to download either way and you can decide later if you want to pay and unlock career mode, but arcade mode alone is a lot of fun, so let’s talk a little about it.
Drop7 has been around for a while now, but game publisher Zynga has updated it for a new breed of gamers making it an always addictive title. The premise is simple and easy to learn, but mastering is difficult, so it’s another of those “just one more try” games that are so hard to put down.
Roof Jumping Stunt Driving Parking Simulator has a mouthful for a title, but it’s a pretty good description of what this is all about. Courtesy of publisher Playing with Friends, it’s as close to a simulation of roof jumping and stunt driving as you’ll find on the iOS, and it looks great.
Frontline Commando: WW2 from Glu Games may look like just another shooter, but it differs in many respects, mainly concerning how easy it is to control and the amount of variety in each of the levels. The game is set in the Battle of the Bulge during World War II, but even if you don’t know your history, you’re still going to enjoy the game.
Mortal Kombat X from Warner Bros. is the first iteration of the popular video game franchise on mobile. But even if you’re just a casual gamer you’ve no doubt heard of the game and know what it’s all about, which is all fighting and tearing your opponents limb from limb. The mobile version, fortunately, lives up to the hype.
Curio Quest from 5th Planet Games is a turn based game similar to other “capture the monster and battle” titles in the iOS. If you’ve played those games before, getting the hang of it will be easy. But while it does bear some similarity to other titles, Curio Quest also has unique elements that give it a distinct look and feel.
