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Let's not thwack around the undergrowth here, Nintendo has done alright when it comes to mobile games. Super Mario Run is probably one of the best auto-runners on the App Store, and you can see why by clicking here for our review. And Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp and Fire Emblem Heroes are both solid experiences.

Now re-read that first paragraph. I just described two Nintendo games as “solid experiences”. That's not something that usually happens with the big N's output. Sure it might not throw out games left right and centre, but the ones that do come out are almost always top of their class.

It's been a pretty spectacular year for mobile games, with all sorts of unique titles sprouting up, many by surprise. With top-knotch games launching on a near weekly basis, it's been quite a task narrowing my top choices down to just ten entries. I've opted to present my list in no particular order -- these games all excel at very different things, excellent exemplars of what their genres do best. Without further ado, here are my favorite games of 2017.

With the holidays in full swing, there's hopefully going to be a lot of time off work lazing around the house. With all of that free time, it's a perfect opportunity to catch up on some mobile games that you might have missed out on earlier this year. Let's take a look at some of the best mobile games to play while you're lazing around on the couch this holiday season.

We hope you've been hard at work on collecting all of those holiday items in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, because you're about to get a whole new list of fun things to do as the game receives its first big update sometime soon. There are a lot of exciting gameplay features that will be introduced, along with some fun new characters. Here's what you can expect from the update.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp's first big holiday event got under way this week. Players can now craft exclusive festive items and collect fun santa outfits. It's a great way to get into the holiday spirit. The only catch is, you only have 25 days to take advantage of it all. Once Christmas is past, the event is over, whether you've collected everything or not.

25 days gives you plenty of time to collect everything, though. Here's how you can craft every item and collect every costume piece before your time is up, without spending a single leaf.

We took a break for Thanksgiving, but your favorite weekly roundup is back. It's once again time to take a look at the best new games that released this past week (or two). There's a good bit of variety, and the quality is outstanding. There are only four games on the list this week, but they're probably some of the best games out on iOS this year. Let's take a look, shall we?

Each villager in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has a different personality type, unique furniture preferences, and gives out one of a few different materials. With over 30 villagers, there's a lot to keep track of, especially if you're after a certain material or amenity. Here's a handy list of every camper, their personality type, and the materials they'll have on hand.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camphas simply become a way of life for many of us. It's meant to be a fun little time waster to pop into every now and then for a few minutes, but we can't help spending any stray moment available to us with our furry friends.

Despite it's adorable facade, there's quite a bit toPocket Camp, which is why we've amassed a number of guides to help you out with every facet of the game. Consider this your go-to resource bank for all thingsPocket Camp.

Guides

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp beginner's guide - how to set up camp

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp mid-game guide - what to do once you hit level 10

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp guide - how to rake in bells and materials

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp guide - how to craft the best amenities

The guide to every villager in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp

Is there a guide you'd like to see on this list? Let us know in the comments below!

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is a game all about having the latest, greatest furniture and amenities, and that requires a steady flow of cash and crafting materials. Looking at the vast number of furniture pieces available for you to make, it can all be quite overwhelming.

You shouldn't dread building your dream campsite, though. We have a few helpful tips that will keep you swimming in cash and crafting materials, so you can create anything you could possibly desire in the newest Animal Crossing adventure.

As you continue to make progress inAnimal Crossing: Pocket Camp, you'll start focusing on building amenities, the more complex structures you can craft to really make your campsite shine. These amenities require a lot of materials that are sometimes hard to come by. Fear not, though. We're here to show you how you can set to building and keep those upgrades coming. Off we go!

Keep friends that give cotton out of your camp -- for now

By this point, you've probably hit or surpassed mid-way inAnimal Crossing: Pocket Camp.The game changes quite a bit as your focus slowly shifts from endlessly fulfilling requests for campsite buddies to improving your amenities. Here are a few tips to help you make the transition to that mid-game life.

Thanksgiving Day is, generally speaking, a chance to spend some quality time with family and friends and eat inordinate amounts of food. However, the days leading up to the holiday call for quite the pilgrimage, especially if you're traveling from quite a ways away.

Congested highways, busy airports, and the general stress of being in transit can take its toll, so try to take care ofyourself during your Thanksgiving Day travel. You'll need all of that energy for dealing with your eccentric uncle. We're here to recommend a few quality mobile games for you to enjoy on your travels (unless you're driving, that is. Don't play and drive, friends).

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, was just announced yesterday, but it's already in soft launch in Australia. No matter where you are in the world, you can still get access to the soft launch on iOS, so we've devised a few beginner tips for folks who want to dive into the game early. Here's how to make the most of your first few hours with Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, Nintendo's latest mobile game set to arrive at the end of this month, was announced in a Nintendo Direct a few weeks ago, and it has folks quite excited. It's a complete Animal Crossing game that you'll be able to play on your iPhone or Android.

The game's free-to-play system did draw some attention when it was first revealed, but we're here to tell you that there isn't much to worry about, especially after having played a good bit of the game in soft launch. Here's why.