OC Favorite iPad games?
Going on a trip for the next few days and will have plenty of downtime in the hotel room on my iPad. What are your favorite ipad games?
I have the 9th gen, so games like Divinity Original Sin 2 are out :(
Going on a trip for the next few days and will have plenty of downtime in the hotel room on my iPad. What are your favorite ipad games?
I have the 9th gen, so games like Divinity Original Sin 2 are out :(
Domiku, Check out Pocket City 2 if you like city builders. It threads the needle of depth, but also acknowledging the limitations of a touchscreen interface.
Horsey, Been playing through the ages for a few years now and it’s been a lot of fun. It’s got only one expansion and has a one time fee. No MTX, no ads, no requirement for online.
I’d recommend playing with the expansions right away because they don’t overwhelm you or feel “harder” to play with; it just gives you more options while you play.
NENathaniel, XCOM 2
CapnJazzHandz, The Room games are great puzzle/escape room type things where you use the screen to rotate items, flip switches, drag things, etc; it's very tactile and clearly built for a touch screen. Each one takes about 2-4 hours.
Thy_Moose, I wanted to recommend DOS2 :( but I’m pretty sure that the 9th gen is enough to run all Baldur’s Gate games, and they’re great too (I had this iPad before my M2 and they worked well)!
fell, I've been getting into #AlbionOnline lately, which is surprisingly well made and fair for a free-to-play #MMORPG.
OwlBreeze, Papers, Please. I find having a touch screen for it makes the game more immersive.
NocturnalNebula, Thanks for these recs all! I will try to comment back after my trip with the one I spent most time with
sylverstream, Stardew Valley! Time killer and loving it while traveling.
LilBagOfBunnies, Is 'There Is No Game' compatible with your iPad? That's been one of my favorites!
mxh, Thank you for the tip!
captgandalf, FTL for iPad. Just a brilliant game through and through that makes the transition from desktop to tablet perfectly.
AK_Zephyr, I came here to say FTL. It is very well adapted to work with a touch screen. Real time with pause space rouge-lite. Simple to learn, hard to master.
If you have a Netflix subscription, the devs other title - Into the Breach - is good too. It is more ‘puzzley’ than FTL but it great none the less.
donio, (edited ) I don't normally use iOS devices so when I borrow my friend's ancient iPad it is to play a couple digital boardgame implementations that are available for iOS but not Android: Finished! and Dead Man's Draw
Finished! in particular is pretty addictive and very satisfying when you finally win.
domint, There was a new version of the original Myst for the iPad that was promoted recently. For sure hours of fun and headaches in that one.
spriteblood, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dicey-dungeons/id1368013995
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Hit the comment button early by accident
Anyway it's a turn-based dungeon crawler where your actions cost dice rolls. Multiple characters with very different gameplay mechanics, all in support of the core loop.
I highly recommend it. Probs put over 100 hours into this bad boi
kiddblur, Love Dicey Dungeons!
rudebilly, if you like puzzle games, the Rusty Lake/Cube Escape series of games are pretty cool. They give off a sort of Twin Peaks vibe, if you’re into that.
RealAccountNameHere, Seconded! Those are great.
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