12 must-own games for Apple iPhone, iPod touch

“Apple gaming has come a long way in a short time, and estimates suggest there are over 13,000 games on the App Store. This means if you’ve just got yourself a new iPhone 3GS, 3G or iPod touch, the choice may be overwhelming,” Craig Grannell reports for TechRadar UK.

“Here is our pick of the best iPhone/iPod touch blockbuster games so far,” Grannell reports.

1. Bejeweled 2
2. Drop7
3. Flight Control
4. Galcon
5. geoDefense
6. Missile Command
7. Peggle
8. Pocket God
9. Real Racing
10. Rolando 2
11. Tiger Woods PGA Tour
12. Trism

Full article, with descriptions and screenshots, here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Brawndo Drinker” for the heads up.]

22 Comments

  1. My vote goes to:

    Words with Friends

    Basically Scrabble but you can play against someone from across the room or across the world. Over Wifi, 3G or edge.

    My whole family is addicted. No push yet but it will send you a text when it’s your turn. (or email)

    And it’s free or .99 with no ad version.

  2. I’d add:

    Quordy … a Boggle-like game.
    Ancient Frog
    ZenBound
    Edge
    Eliss

    They’re all beautifully designed, puzzle games with excellent graphics and sounds.

  3. I’m happy to see Craig Grannell put Bejeweled 2 in first place. It’s a brilliant game for casual gamers: easy to learn, fun, beautiful to look at, suitable for short or longish plays, and best of all, it lets you listen to your own iTunes music or talk podcast.
    I used to play the Mac version, with a mouse, but the App version is so much better with the touch interface.

  4. I have a wish for Bejeweled 2, let me lock my endless game or move the buttons apart.
    I had over 6,000,000 points on it and I lost them all one day when I accidentally hit no to continue playing?

  5. a couple of days back, my brother introduced me to “I Dig It”. Damn him, can’t stop playing it :[

    But yes, I’ll throw in a vote for Zen Bound, because its just so original in its approach and aesthetics. Other than that, I very much enjoy Modulo, PB Harmony and Numbrix.

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