Category: iPad Games »

Huntdown looks just like a forgotten action arcade game from the 80s or 90s, and it mostly plays better.

Bike Baron 2 puts itself in the unenviable position of comparing itself to Trials, and doesn’t quite meet expectations.

Letter Rooms packs a lot of punch by limiting its length and offering up only the best of its anagram puzzles.

This minimalistic adventure’s bold artistic choices would be more celebration-worthy if they came together in a more cohesive way.

This murder mystery game can take you in a remarkable number of directions, but you might not have the patience to find all of them.

Psycholonials is a visual novel that captures the sentiments of online discourse over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic in ways that are both confrontational and comforting.

Knights of San Francisco is a surprisingly stylish and sleek text-based role-playing adventure.

Fallen of the Round’s combination of auto-chess and roguelike mechanics is a phenomenal proof-of-concept.

Tender: Creature Comforts finds a way to make get you emotionally invested in exchanging fake texts on a dating planet.

Day Repeat Day feels less like satire the more you play it.

This card-based adventure makes trial-and-error fun and snappy.

Northguard is satisfying enough to provide some enjoyment despite some harsh conditions imposed by the iOS version.

The digital version of the Game of Thrones board game is deeply flawed in more ways than one.

Wild Rift is the definitive mobile MOBA experience.

Say No! More is a hilarious and thoughtful game about self-expression.