What IOS games have you been playing?

Speeding up your old iPad 2 with iOS 9.3

www.iphonehacks.com/2015/09/tips-to-fix-...dating-to-ios-9.html

This helped a little.

boothwah wrote: Re: Pathfinder recommendations

Thank you.

Query : recommended logic to explain to wife why I needed to spend 25.00 on an app for a game that is currently taking up a fair amount of bookshelf space.

Doesn't take over a table, smells less than your friends.

My IoS state of game reviews for this month

Ascension is now my go to offline time killer -in the car/on a bus/thanksgiving with the inlaws. I can't imagine playing this IRL, actually I don't want to play any deckbuilders IRl anymore. I have like the forst 3 or 4 expacs and it's in sweet spot - It's my minesweeper/solitaire/mah jong.

Sentinels of the Multiverse - More of a puzzle game in this format - I dig that they are releasing a weekly "challenge" - beat this boss in this environment, with this team. I think that's about all I play it for most of the time. Also, do not want to play IRL anymore.

Marvel Puzzle Quest - This has been fun at times - If the Developers would stay out of the way - It;s a match 3 game, with the twist of having the supes give different power effects - This game should have more of a Gotta catch them all type vibe to it, with the emphasis on spreading deeper wider rosters - that would be most satisfying - and has a built in money gate - buying more roster spots - instead they are going vertical, and it;s really too bad, because they have absolutely no good catch up mechanic in the game. I've pretty much decided I'm not ever spending another dime on it, and will probably just delete it if it keeps going down the road its going.

Mtg Puzzle Quest - What a horrid turd of a game - The spell casting bit is a neat idea - but the board is too freaking small for this type of match three game. And it looks like the only solution they came up with to monetize the thing was selling planeswalkers at $20.00 a pop - BALEEEEETED



PAthfinder - Bought the @25.00 give me all the stuff version - having a good time- still have to play the game IRL because daughter's boyfriend started a campaign with me. I will probably grow to hate him.

I feel the same way about pure deckbuilders lately. I was really high on Arctic Scavengers, for example, but nowadays I prefer the mechanic as a thematic part of a whole rather than a central focus.

Tried downloading Pathfinder, couldn't even make it through the tutorial. Jesus what a boring game. If I had any programming skill I'd write FANTASY WANK and make a million dollars.

I might have liked it if I hadn't played the actual game to death and beyond with local gamers I am pretty neutral on.

Still playing Clash Royale. But I can see the end. As in, past a certain point I will need to either spend money, or reconcile myself to losing 90% of the time, and taking month and months to level up. At that point I am done. But for now it's fun. I'm level 9, running a clan, helping people level up, and murdering fools with my OP royal giant/miner deck.

Also playing Doug Dug. A great, ridiculous, endless runner. Or endless digger. Fun, addictive, $0.99 gets you ad-free play forever. A perfect phone game.

Imbroglio is a fun little turn-based rogue-like, where you try to survive as long as you can walking around a 4x4 room. A monster or two are coming after you while you are trying to get to a goal space, and each particular space you are on when you attack a monster has a different effect, so there is some thought required about where/when to move. Between rounds you can sort of deck-build the layout that you want to play with.

itunes.apple.com/us/app/imbroglio/id969264934?mt=8

Sky Force Reloaded. The best iOS shmup, now better.

Dang, better than ESPGALUDA 2?

Yeah, unless you are unreasonably enamored of SNES-style graphics and games.

Picked up Steamworld Heist , because I heard good things about it, and got hooked.
It is the first post Xcom turn-based skirmish that I am enjoying without missing Xcom.