Spring break is approaching, students and schoolchildren will have a whole week off, but one important question still remains – how to deal with it? The weather is not very conducive to running around outside yet, so it's better to stay home, warm and play some quality games that will take you to different worlds and offer you entertainment for dozens of hours. Fortunately, we won't leave you at the mercy of almost anyonea great selection, we have prepared a list of the 10 best games for iPhone, which we can play on our phone. Make some tea, heat it up iPhone, open App Store and we can go for it.
The Elder Scrolls: Blades
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Who doesn't know the legendary series The Elder Scrolls, where you don't have to go far for a sword strike and magic is omnipresent. While the game has celebrated 16 years on computers and consoles, it has still struggled on mobile devices and iOS there was only a dubious clone that appeared every now and then, but it didn't offer a similar experience. Fortunately, that changed with the arrival of The Elder Scrolls: Blades, which allows you to explore the world of Skyrim and discover a huge, beautiful magicworld. So if you love elaborate fantasy and don't mind that this mobile game is based on a slightly linear progression, before you bravely slay a dragon, head to App Store.
Draw It
If you tried to draw as a child but couldn't do it very well, you're not alone. Drawing is a tricky subject for many people, but it's definitely nothing to be ashamed of. It's even possible to laugh about this shortcoming, through the game Draw It, which is based on the principle of tasks that you have to complete in a short period of time. For example, you have 60 seconds to depict several animals or things related to school. It is definitely a pleasant family entertainment and of course you can also play the game online. So if you are not afraid of failure and, on the contrary, can laugh about it, head to App Store and download the game.
Minecraft Earth
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You might mistakenly think that this building block game has long been forgotten, but that is not the case. Minecraft is still alive and kicking as ever. The popularity even went so far that Mojang decided to transfer the game to augmented reality and make the surrounding world cube-shaped. The title offers the same options as its older brother, only you can view your creations in the real world, edit them, play with previews and possibly show off on social networks. So if you have a flair for construction and design, don't be afraid to aim for App Store and show others what's in you.
Sky: Children of the Light
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This classic is probably already familiar to you, but we couldn't help but include it on our list of the best games. Sky: Children of Light offers an almost perfect balance between entertainment and relaxation. It takes you to a celestial world where there are no limits and you can explore up to 7 levels at your leisure. magicworlds. You will be accompanied by picturesque graphics, peaceful music, great controls and addictive gameplay. You can also invite a friend to explore and go on a journey together. So if you can't stand a quality adventure in a meditative spirit, head to App Store, because this is the game exactly for you.
Aion: Legions of War
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When it comes to MMORPGs, there are iOS like a poppy. However, the quality ones could be counted on the fingers of one hand, and although many evil tongues would call this genre dying, it is not. At least in the case of Aion: Legions of War, which offers countless professions, a huge game world, minimum microtransactions and above all an interesting story and unconventional game mechanics, which the competition cannot boast of. Of course, the graphics and epic music are also included. So if you love original MMORPGs, head to App Store and get into the fight.
Alto's Odyssey
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If you want to take a break from the constant, brutal combat and instead immerse yourself in a meditative, peaceful mood for a while, Alto's Odyssey is the right game for you. You'll embark on a journey through magica world that you will have to explore and uncover all the secrets it offers. There are beautiful, diverse locations, lots of options, picturesque graphics and, above all, several characters to choose from. The game even offers a so-called Zen mode, which frees you from any distracting game mechanics and leaves you at the mercy of a huge, vast world. If you don't mind paying 120 crowns for this unique experience, run to App Store and buy the game.
Oxenfree
Do you still remember the series Stranger Things, which shook the entire cinema industry and became a gold mine for Netflix? Well, then you will surely be pleased with the game Oxenfree, which is duly inspired by this icon. It tells the mysterious story of a group of teenagers who accidentally open a gate to onen the world and it's up to them to close it again. Of course, there's no shortage of 80s synth-pop, an absolutely unforgettable soundtrack and, in short, everything that imitates the atmosphere of this phenomenal decade. Just head to App Store and experience nostalgia for yourself.
Rebel Inc.
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Recommending Plague Inc. would be rather tactless given the recent events, but that doesn't mean we can't bring out another original game from the same authors. Rebel Inc. follows the fate of a group sent by the government to ensure stability in a war-torn region. It's up to you to travel through individual cities, help the locals, settle conflicts and try to pacifistically resolve even the most difficult economic and political issues. Of course, you can also use soldiers for this purpose and suppress the rebel movement that will try to thwart your initiative. Either way, it's an interesting snack that we highly recommend.
Another Eden
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If you don't like Japanese RPGs and Final Fantasy in particular, Another Eden might please you. This traditional-looking 2D game offers the best of the JRPG genre and at the same time comes with a number of its own mechanics that will please any lover of a proper role-playing game. Once again, you'll assemble your team of several animated characters, most of whom will have giant swords, and set off to battle giant bosses and gigantic enemies. Although it is a simple game, it will certainly entertain you for several tens of hours. So if you have a little time to spare and you miss a proper JRPG, give it a go Another Eden šanci.
Forgotton Anne
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There are a lot of unconventional and original games like saffron, and Forgotten Anne is one of them. It takes place in a world where all forgotten objects disappear and follows the story of Anna, who ensures order and ensures that everything has its place. But the local ruler stands in her way, the resistance and the plot begins to gain momentum. There are a few simple puzzles, fabulous graphics and pleasant, relaxing gameplay. If you are interested in the game, head over to App Store and venture into this mysterious world.
TES: Blades is a pretty decent slog with overpriced micropayments, without which it's almost impossible to play. As a big TES fan, I was in beta test and after release it disappeared from the phone. Absolute garbage with stupid controls and pretty nice graphics. Big plans before release, how will it be on PC and consoles. God, would a masochist play this on a computer?? Review on App store otherwise great :)) If you look at the independent metacritic, there are 5 positive reviews and 36 negative :))
https://www.metacritic.com/game/ios/the-elder-scrolls-blades
That's the overall review on App store Take it with a grain of salt, most of it is from the guys who are all done :)
Rather, I think they are purposefully manipulated...
Agreed, Tes Blades is shit, both in terms of gameplay and graphics. Same graphics for both SE and ip11.
Pro information about new games on iOS I go to https://toucharcade.com/
Exactly, I agree with everything. I don't understand how LSA can promote TES Blades, where there are microtransactions. I hate this type of game where you have to "buy cheats". I would rather buy a PC game for about 1500 CZK and in the end I will be in a completely different place graphically, in terms of gameplay and financially.
This payment model has spread like a plague (at the same time as subscriptions for applications), and the "fun" is when you buy a game for almost 200 and it still has microtransactions. Well, who would want to skill a character forever in games, for example, to move somewhere...
Developers are unnecessarily killing games by stuffing microtransactions in there.
ProThat's it, only Android is good for gamers, there you can download modded/hacked games and you don't pay for anything and you have a bunch of coins, diamonds, etc., but not for everyone. I'm not saying it's right, but I've played a lot of games like that on Android and some were shit anyway, so I was happy to be able to "try it out" like that. But then again, if the game was ok, I usually bought it to support the developer.
VAT: Pro moralists, I've spent about 150 thousand, maybe more, on mobile games in the entire time I've had smartphones (from the beginning and not counting JAVA games and Symbian games)...