Favorite Ipad Game?
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Matthew9559
macrumors 6502a
Plants vs Zombies
Kingdom Rush
Fieldeunnere
World of Goo
Fruit Ninja
Battleheart
Most these games are pretty old but are great.
Kingdom Rush
Fieldeunnere
World of Goo
Fruit Ninja
Battleheart
Most these games are pretty old but are great.
Bad-bobber
macrumors newbie
I'm really like Little 3 Kingdoms 
SilentLoner
macrumors 65816
I'm looking for an iPad game that actually has a story that I could sit down and play and enjoy a lot.
A hardcore game
A hardcore game
macbookflasher
macrumors member
Favorite Ipad Game?
I love Japenes Warriors .. Its awsome
I love Japenes Warriors .. Its awsome
Hmm. So many, I'll list a few off the top of my head.
- Bejeweled 3 (Love the new modes.)
- Beat Sneak Agent (A most ingenious and fun puzzler with an input of simply tapping anywhere on the screen. It's a technical one-button affair but it's an amazing timed platformer puzzle game.)
- Galaxy on Fire HD (If there's only 1 3D open-world (open-galaxy?) space game with combat, mining, trading, aquiring vessels and upgrading, side-quests and competitions, an actual story arc, this should be the one you get).
- Rogue likes (which are thankfully starting to really take off on this system)
-- A hardcore gamer category of its own.
-- Favorites include (Sword of Fargoal, 100 Rogues, Legend of Yore, Rogue Touch, Powder, and Zaga)
- Junk Jack (If you like Terraria, this is pretty much what it is for iPad. Hours in, barely cracked the surface of the game).
- N.O.V.A. 3 -- Wasn't sure I'd like it, but it is kind of blowing me away. Not simply because it's pretty much Crysis 2 for iPad, but it actually seems to have some surprisingly improved touch-screen controls from the previous entries. The production values skyrocketed, though. It does have its own storyline, but it's very close to Crysis 2 in terms of movie-like production values, camera-work, dialogue, and characters that actually don't seem as generic. Good overall voice-acting and some pretty interesting alien personalities.
- Dungeon Hunter 2 & 3 -- I'm playing 3 a bit more due to its improved combat. It's also free, and I haven't spent a dime on it. The multiplayer works surprisingly well though it is an arena-style dungeon hacker as opposed to the big-map more traditional dungeon hacker of 2. Of course, my time with this game is likely to disappear with Infinity Blade: Dungeons. Though I may work in some plays with DH3 simply due to its live multi-player support.
- Infinity Blade 2 - One of those games you're not sure how indepth they made it, but the more you play, the more you open up. It's one of those games that sticking with it produces a lot of interesting stuff you don't see during earlier plays. Not many games can continuously give you new things to fight and see after 12-20+ repeats. Still haven't taken advantage of the Mob clash mode. I still have certain hidden boss mobs I still need to overcome. Still, I know when Dungeons comes out, I'll be all over Clash Mob.
- Bejeweled 3 (Love the new modes.)
- Beat Sneak Agent (A most ingenious and fun puzzler with an input of simply tapping anywhere on the screen. It's a technical one-button affair but it's an amazing timed platformer puzzle game.)
- Galaxy on Fire HD (If there's only 1 3D open-world (open-galaxy?) space game with combat, mining, trading, aquiring vessels and upgrading, side-quests and competitions, an actual story arc, this should be the one you get).
- Rogue likes (which are thankfully starting to really take off on this system)
-- A hardcore gamer category of its own.
-- Favorites include (Sword of Fargoal, 100 Rogues, Legend of Yore, Rogue Touch, Powder, and Zaga)
- Junk Jack (If you like Terraria, this is pretty much what it is for iPad. Hours in, barely cracked the surface of the game).
- N.O.V.A. 3 -- Wasn't sure I'd like it, but it is kind of blowing me away. Not simply because it's pretty much Crysis 2 for iPad, but it actually seems to have some surprisingly improved touch-screen controls from the previous entries. The production values skyrocketed, though. It does have its own storyline, but it's very close to Crysis 2 in terms of movie-like production values, camera-work, dialogue, and characters that actually don't seem as generic. Good overall voice-acting and some pretty interesting alien personalities.
- Dungeon Hunter 2 & 3 -- I'm playing 3 a bit more due to its improved combat. It's also free, and I haven't spent a dime on it. The multiplayer works surprisingly well though it is an arena-style dungeon hacker as opposed to the big-map more traditional dungeon hacker of 2. Of course, my time with this game is likely to disappear with Infinity Blade: Dungeons. Though I may work in some plays with DH3 simply due to its live multi-player support.
- Infinity Blade 2 - One of those games you're not sure how indepth they made it, but the more you play, the more you open up. It's one of those games that sticking with it produces a lot of interesting stuff you don't see during earlier plays. Not many games can continuously give you new things to fight and see after 12-20+ repeats. Still haven't taken advantage of the Mob clash mode. I still have certain hidden boss mobs I still need to overcome. Still, I know when Dungeons comes out, I'll be all over Clash Mob.
1. Gesundheit! HD - Most underrated game IMO, it was recently Free or down to .99...Im a physics/puzzle game junkie and this is my favorite, hope it gets more attention so they keep updating it (which they did recently with new free levels)
2. iblastmoki 2 HD - Currently playing, cant put it down...another physics/puzzler
3. Conte Jour - same as above
4. Plants vs Zombies - of course!
5. Machinarium - my 6 yr old son and I had a blast going thru this one together
6. Fairway HD - not your typical solitaire game...addicting time killer and good for quick play
2. iblastmoki 2 HD - Currently playing, cant put it down...another physics/puzzler
3. Conte Jour - same as above
4. Plants vs Zombies - of course!
5. Machinarium - my 6 yr old son and I had a blast going thru this one together
6. Fairway HD - not your typical solitaire game...addicting time killer and good for quick play
kazmac
macrumors G4
I'm an Angry Bird gal
Angry Bird Seasons (My favorite of the AB games. Love the 2012 games they are really a lot of fun. Year of the Dragon was great (love the Dragon stand in for the Mighty Eagle), but the new Piglantis Summer game is a hoot. Love the levels where you have to shoot the birds under water. Spent about 90 minutes tearing through this last night.
Angry Birds (the Mining level is my favorite)
Angry Birds Space (Just figured out the trick behind the Purple Bird, but I am sad you have to pay for more levels in the Danger Zone (hopefully not for other existing levels) and for more Mighty Eagles if you don't earn more after using up the 20 they give you. Still, I blasted through this in 3 hours on Friday night without using a single Eagle. It's probably the 2nd easiest AB game there is. I think my real gripe about AB Space is not levels have the Bomb Bird.
Angry Birds Rio (Don't like the Monkeys, otherwise it's cute. But I play this one the least)
and finally
Fruit Archery (a complete rip off of Fruit Ninja) but I really enjoy the Archery element.
Angry Bird Seasons (My favorite of the AB games. Love the 2012 games they are really a lot of fun. Year of the Dragon was great (love the Dragon stand in for the Mighty Eagle), but the new Piglantis Summer game is a hoot. Love the levels where you have to shoot the birds under water. Spent about 90 minutes tearing through this last night.
Angry Birds (the Mining level is my favorite)
Angry Birds Space (Just figured out the trick behind the Purple Bird, but I am sad you have to pay for more levels in the Danger Zone (hopefully not for other existing levels) and for more Mighty Eagles if you don't earn more after using up the 20 they give you. Still, I blasted through this in 3 hours on Friday night without using a single Eagle. It's probably the 2nd easiest AB game there is. I think my real gripe about AB Space is not levels have the Bomb Bird.
Angry Birds Rio (Don't like the Monkeys, otherwise it's cute. But I play this one the least)
and finally
Fruit Archery (a complete rip off of Fruit Ninja) but I really enjoy the Archery element.
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