Best iPhone games introduction
The App Store is rammed 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 game as humanly possible in order to tell you which are best. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it.
In addition to our ongoing list of the 50 best iPhone games money can (or can't) buy, this article will also be updated every week with the latest top-tier titles that you'll want to be sure to check out. (Just skip ahead a few slides if you want to dive right into the top 50.) This week's offerings include Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Afterpulse, Guitar Hero Live, and more!
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons ($4.99/£3.99/AU$7.99)
New this week (10/22/15)! In order to save their father's life, two brothers set out on a journey of adversity that requires them to work together to survive. Full of emotion and moments that make you want to hug someone, Brothers is as much a tale of brotherly bonds as it is a game of environmental puzzles. Using two virtual joysticks, you'll control the big brother and little brother, who are each capable of doing different things, and figure out a solution to the many obstacles you'll face. Short but immensely satisfying, this emotive game is sure to pull you in as you play.
The Beggar's Ride ($3.99/£2.99/AU$5.99)
New this week (10/22/15)! Gods come in all shapes and sizes, but when a homeless man dons the mask of a fallen deity, he not only becomes one but discovers an entire world to explore. Whether you call upon the rains or move the earth, this gorgeous platformer features environmental puzzles that let you utilize the beggar's newfound powers, plus it also tells a rich narrative that unfolds right before your eyes. Collectibles and a few secrets put the finishing touches on this impressive title.
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