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Authors: JordanIt would take approximately 34,506,455 years to play through every single iPhone game on the App Store.Well.
that number might be fairly inexact, but such is the wealth of titles on the app portal, combined with the depth of some of those on offer,
you could easily play happily on your phone for years without getting bored.The App Store is crammed with gaming goodies to keep thumbs
busy, but not all iPhone games are born equal - which is why we've done the difficult job of playing through as many games as humanly
possible in order to tell you which are best.A bit of advice: make sure you think about what kind of game you want, and appreciate that some
of them are more 'session' titles and some are those that you'd like to pull out and play in an odd five minutes.That's important as we're
big advocates of people paying for games on the app portal - they help offset some of the free titles that are funded by in-app purchases.So
if you're going to pay £5 / $5 for a game, make sure you've got a daily commute or enough downtime to give it your attention
The beauty of being able to play an immersive game on the move - something that would have been console quality a few years ago - should
never be under-appreciated.Also think about a controller for some titles - while many games don't support an external device, those that do
are often brilliant to play without needing to resort to a touchscreen for interaction.And just to contradict ourselves: free games with
in-app purchases are fine, and often give you a great experience without needing to pay up
However, when you get really good at them you'll find that you're constantly told when to stop, in order to regenerate something or get to
the next level.However, if you've decided that you love RPG, fighting and strategy games, and like both options that you can dip into and
play for hours, we're here to help
After many trials and tribulations, we arrived at the list you're about to dive into: the best games you can enjoy on your iPhone today.New:
Layton’s Mystery Journey ($15.99/£15.99/AU$24.99)Layton’s Mystery Journey (non-US link) is a puzzle game masquerading as an adventure,
and the latest entry in a series that’s highly regarded and much loved on the Nintendo DS
It features London-based aspiring detective Katrielle Layton, who explores landmarks and solves unlikely cases, all while trying to uncover
a conspiracy.The game switches between story, searching and puzzling at regular intervals
The puzzles are varied in nature, and even early on include some proper brain-teasers
The story bits could perhaps be more engaging, but at worst are pleasant and charming.The series’ roots on the Nintendo DS are sometimes a
rough edge – the split-screen nature of the interface and its occasional clunkiness can feel a bit off – but the rest of the game’s
polish, and the many dozens of clever puzzles, ensure the latest Layton is good value for money.Watch our overview of the iPhone X
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