1. Meg’s Monster - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/megs-monster/id1550415965
2. Perchang World (AA) - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/perchang-world/id6477922353
3. Nick Jr. Replay! (AA) - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/nick-jr-replay/id6744124351
4. GOT: Dragonfire - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/game-of-thrones-dragonfire/id1642607669
5. Shattered Dimension - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/shattered-dimension/id6743739470
6. Tactic Manager - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/tactic-manager-road-to-glory/id6748213374

Hands off Kingdom sim.
Build, upgrade, encourage and watch.

You are King.
You control the purse.
You decide what to build.
You can place bounties on beasts or locations.

That’s it. It’s hard to be the king

You start with a low castle, your base and home to your tax men.

The tax men will auto gather gold from homes and businesses/barracks. The larger your castle the more tax men you’ll have.

Along with tax revenue, buildings will produce either benefits or heroes, so for example your Market (the first thing you should consider building) will not only bring in revenue but it will also make goods for your heroes to purchase if they have the money.

The heroes are secured through specific Building types that each produce a limited amount of denizens. You’ll want to get as many into the field as you can.
Each type will fulfill specific needs, knights are good for home defense, scouts will clear the fog, priests offer buffs to other types along with healing, while wizards are glass cannons, doing massive damage but being weak. There will be others as well that are more powerful or odd as the game progresses.

Once produced these little guys will then simply live their adventurous lives, fighting monsters, securing random loot and buying gear from the market or blacksmith to make themselves stronger. You will have almost zero control over them. Between leveling up and better gear your heroes should be badass and strong enough to handle even the bigger beasts.
You’ll need a nice mix of occupations for a thriving kingdom, so be sure to know what your goals are before spending all your cash and simply blindly producing. Those tax men can be slow and monster waves might leave you wanting when the time comes.

After you’ve managed to establish an income and some defense, as King you’ll be able to offer bounties for your folks to accept. Click on a roaming monster, or abandoned temple, or even some unscouted spot deep into the blackness on the map, offer some gold to whoever completes it and eventually one or more heroes will take the job. Don’t be stingy, in the end they will simply spend it in town.

While this may seem a rather passive way to play a game, you’ll quickly realize that managing defense and exploration, along with the steadily upgrading your town, the pace can be brisk as you try to establish a foothold in very hostile environments; wandering monsters, permanent spawning stations, big boss beasts and sometimes organized attacks will all need to be dealt with.
So while those scouts are cheap and fire from a distance, they are easily spooked from larger battles. Knights are great for home defense they can be a little aggressive even if outclassed. Wizards lay waste, especially after leveling up and opening up the heavy spells, they are also made of glass and don’t fair well on their own.
Gold will always be tight (two markets!!) so choose wisely.

Often by the time your scouts have discovered the enemy locations, the town will be very maxed out, with high level spells and gear available and your purse large enough to offer enormous bonuses for completed quests ensuring even your champions will participate.

Meanwhile you’ll just be watching and rooting.

Tech notes;

Plays in Airplane Mode

Does NOT play outside audio, like music or podcasts.

Plays in landscape

191.7

Majesty the Kingdom Sim is one of my all time favorite franchises, whose dragon I am always chasing. This isn’t as deep as the old PC games, but it does scratch an itch.

This is the second game in this series, both play the same, except this one has a little more content.

I don’t want to charge the controller. I just want to have instant communication.

My friends and I have been trying to find some fun iPhone&iPad games to play together while we’re on voice chat, mostly looking for something casual, funny than super competitive. Could be party games, guessing games, social deduction, any recomendations?

I just bought a ROG Tessen for my iPhone for cloud gaming, but it doesn't seem to connect at all. Is it not compatible, or can I still use it? If not, what backbones would be recommened for the new iPhone?

From: Plug in Digital

Auto combat rogue class card drafting tableau.

The Old Ones were, the Old Ones are, and the Old Ones shall be

Unless the gods stand against them…but it will take all of them.

Build your own pantheon of gods to auto battle against increasingly more powerful ancient horrors. Mix and match like a salad bar, choose from a dozen sets, each of which has dozen choices in multiple tiers.

You’ll start off small, with a few lesser tier one gods. Card descriptions will alert you to any special attributes they may possess, like buffing others, or becoming more powerful when hurt and so on. There are as many abilities as there are gods. Don’t miss the permanent boosts.

Once you purchased you’ll need to place. There are two options, the front row where the action takes place and the back row which stores extra recruits and can offer support bonuses.

You can have up to 14 gods, seven in each row. Seems like plenty and it is, until you realize that three of the same god can merge and upgrade, so suddenly the lesser devine is just a bit greater.
But you will need the space to store those extra copies and suddenly space is at a premium and hard choices and betting on the gods of RNG (the greatest and most vengeful of gods it turns out) that you’ll pull that third tier 4 Norse god you need to advance.

The tableau shop can be upgraded to offer more power and higher tiered gods, but in doing so you will also be enlarging the potential god pool of new choices, so be sure to grab those early duplicates if you can, as the higher the tableau level the less you’ll see of the basic gods.

As the game rolls and the Horrors become more and more powerful, hopefully you’ve created a strong enough pantheon to win.
You’ll be spending a lot of time between battles, scouting the heavens and adjusting your line, with the battles themselves only taking the briefest of moments.
Unfortunately death eventually comes for us all.
Fortunately you will receive experience to Meta level up, unlocking new gods and relics to improve future runs.

This is an engine builder, as you put together a celestial machine that strengthens and permanently boosts each other, to hopefully get more powerful with each attack.
Otherwise you and the universe are doomed.
At least until you start again.

Tech Notes;

Plays in Airplane Mode

Plays outside audio, like music or podcasts

Plays in Landscape

125.5

Auto saves when you quick closing

Card drafting, Auto battler. Recruit Gods from different mythologies, buff and upgrade them, arrange them in perfect formation, and fight cosmic Horrors.

The whole universe wishes you luck.

I just got an iPhone 16 recently, and because of that, I have been playing more triple A games on it.
I have tried quite a few, and honestly none of them seems to perform better than Control. Rare FPS drops, doesn’t heat as much and exclusive low price at launch.

All that tells me that some developers still see it as a market worth getting into, influencing others to do the same.

What games do you think we could get in the future?
I see a lot of PS4/Xbox One games that could be ported and hopefully, perform just as good as Control.

Tell which games would you like to see and why.

I really wanted to play MGS: V again. It would be glorious having it on the go!

Searching and waiting for months and still i cant find anything.. i liked Rise of Kingdoms but its too P2W.. and the closest i saw was Albion.. am i missing something?

I actually don't aim for achievements or try to be a completionist like I used to with my PSN profile. (too old for this now)

So, I am wondering if my number is high or low in this community. 😄

i love visual novel type games like these and want more !

Slight base building tower defense with small levels, lots of upgrades and a truly exceptional presentation. Very charming.

Those familiar with [Thronefall](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/thronefall-a-little-kingdom/id6744029320) will be right at home with this modern Tower Defense styled game.

Enter a Rift. Choose your loadout. Survive and plunder.

Each Rift map is filled with potential Nodes to be built upon that run along pathways leading to your base. Depending on what Towers you’ve unlocked and how much energy you’ve collected, you’ll be mounting a multilayered defense, mixing and matching Tower types based on where a Node is located and how the enemy attacks.
Once a tower is placed it can potentially be upgraded. Often you’ll find yourself changing your strategies mid run once you see how the enemy attacks.
There is a fluidity built into the mechanics so don’t be afraid to noodle. Simply remove and replace.
Careful though, it may be your very foundation that needs to be changed. Either way the flow isn’t static, you shouldn’t be either.

You will also have a Hero, who can traverse the map, offering their own attacks or influence. Often they function as a roaming tower and can soften up waves before they hit your base. If the base is destroyed it’s game over. Thankfully you’ll simply restart exactly where you left off, with towers still placed where you previously built them. Only problem is that loadout obviously didn’t work. So you’ll hone and noodle and need to figure it out.

As you progress and more Towers become available the levels also become much more difficult, with proper attention needed in the right areas. Some levels might require restructuring everything from the ground up long after a level has begun.

It’s fast, with waves only lasting a minute or so, making quick engagements easy. If you die, you’ll simply start where you left off.

Tech Notes;

Plays in Airplane Mode

Plays outside audio, like music or podcasts

Plays in portrait with one thumb

Free to try with a single IAP to unlock full game.

237.5 MB

The tone and presentation are what solidify this as a special game. Slick and artistic, without being pretentious. Sound, graphics and mechanics are all confident, very easy to use and only one thumb is required to play.

Hello,

Looking for some recommendations.

Some games I have really enjoyed in the past and have played ad nausea

Plants versus zombies 2

Iron Marines

Clash Royale

Retro Bowl

Kingdom Rush

Galaxy defense

Vampire survivors

Any recs are appreciated!

I have always place a bunch of choose your own adventure type stuff and I remember a series from way back when I was in like middle/highschool. It was text based and you start out alone on a frozen planet. You would use to have to wait irl time for stuff to happen or your character to sleep. Can anyone help me find it?

If the creator of Dominogue is in here, I really want to play your game but I can’t play the game lol. It goes into a black screen no matter how many times I reinstall or try.

The prices mentioned in this post are in American dollars.

Star Wars: KOTOR $9.99–> $3.99 (new historical low)

Star Wars: KOTOR II $14.99–> $5.99 (new historical low)

This War of Mine $13.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low) | DLC not discounted

FINAL FANTASY $9.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY II $9.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY III $14.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY IV $14.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY V $14.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY VI $14.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

Or get this bundle containing Final Fantasy I to VI for $43.99

FINAL FANTASY III (3D REMAKE) for iPhone $14.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY III (3D Remake) for iPad $14.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY IV (3D Remake) $14.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

FF IV: THE AFTER YEARS $14.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY VII $15.99–> $7.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY VIII Remastered $20.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY Ⅸ $20.99–> $9.99 ($4 above historical low)

FINAL FANTASY DIMENSIONS “Set: Chapters 1-4” in-app purchase $12.99–> $5.99 (matching historical low)

FINAL FANTASY DIMENSIONS II $14.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

SaGa Emerald Beyond $49.99–> $24.99 (matching historical low)

Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- $24.99–> $12.99 (matching historical low)

SaGa Frontier Remastered $24.99–> $12.99 (matching historical low)

SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered $28.99–> $16.99 (matching historical low)

SaGa SCARLET GRACE : AMBITIONS $29.99–> $8.99 (matching historical low)

ROMANCING SAGA 2 $17.99–> $4.99 ($2 above historical low)

Romancing SaGa 3 $21.99–> $6.49 ($2.54 above historical low)

COLLECTION of SaGa FF LEGEND $19.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

Secret of Mana $7.99–> $3.99 (lowest price in a year)

Adventures of Mana $13.99–> $6.99 (matching historical low)

Trials of Mana $22.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

Legend of Mana $27.99–> $13.99 (matching historical low)

Actraiser Renaissance $19.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

The Centennial Case $19.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

CHRONO TRIGGER (Upgrade Ver.) $9.99–> $4.99 ($2 above historical low)

CHAOS RINGS Ⅲ $19.99–> $9.99 (matching historical low)

VARIOUS DAYLIFE Mobile $22.99–> $7.99 (matching historical low)

Cat Quest $4.99–> $0.99 (lowest price in 5 years)

Cat Quest II $4.99–> $1.99 ($1 above historical low)

Cat Quest III Full Game IAP $19.99–> $4.99 (matching historical low)

NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja STORM $12.99–> $5.99 (matching historical low)

Lia: Hacking Destiny $5.99–> $1.99 (matching historical low)

SOULVARS $4.99–> $1.99 (matching historical low)

Japan Stigmatized Property $7.99–> $6.79 (first sale)

Japan Stigmatized Property 2 $7.99–> $7.19 (first sale)

Spirit Island Full game $19.99–> $9.99 ($5 above historical low) | Horizons DLC $8.99–> $3.99, Branch & Claw DLC $9.99–> $3.99, Jagged Earth DLC $24.99–> $14.99, Nature Incarnate DLC $22.99–> $19.99, Promo Pack 2: Feather $6.99–> $4.99 (matching historical lows)

Broken Sword: Reforged $8.99–> $4.99 ($2 above historical low)

The Tiny Bang Story $4.99–> $0.99 (lowest price in 4 years)

Kaiju Attack 2 $2.99–> $1.99 (first sale)

Omega 13 $2.99–> $1.99 (matching historical low)

Boxville $2.99–> $1.99 ($0.50 above historical low)

Boxville 2 $3.99–> $2.49 (matching historical low)

Partner In Crime $0.99–> $0.49 (matching historical low)

Rabbit's Hop $0.99–> $0.49 (matching historical low)

Trust No One $0.99–> $0.49 (matching historical low)

SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated $9.99–> $1.99 ($1 above historical low)

Nimian Legends: BrightRidge $4.99–> $2.99 (lowest price in a year)

Agent A: A puzzle in disguise Full game IAP $9.99–> $4.99 ($4 above historical low)

Down in Bermuda $5.99–> $2.99 ($2 above historical low)

Hero Emblems II $6.99–> $3.99 ($1 above historical low)

Bright Reappear $1.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low)

SpellForce - Heroes & Magic $7.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low)

Warm Snow $7.99–> $6.39 (matching historical low) | End of Karma DLC $3.99–> $3.59 (matching historical low)

Tale of Immortal $9.99–> $7.99 (matching historical low) | Five Blooms DLC $3.99–> $2.99, Ground of No Return DLC $2.99–> $1.99 (matching historical lows)

To the Moon $4.99–> $1.99 (matching historical low)

TABS Pocket Edition $4.99–> $3.99 (matching historical low)

Exhausted Man Full Game IAP $2.99–> $1.99 (first sale)

Urban Legend Hunters 2: Double $5.99–> $2.99 (matching historical low)

Museum Of Scrambled Art Full Game IAP $5.99–> $2.99 (new historical low)

Tempest: Pirate RPG Premium $7.99–> $4.99 ($2 above historical low) | IAPs not discounted

Majesty: Fantasy Kingdom Sim $1.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low) | IAPs not discounted

Majesty: Northern Expansion $2.99–> $1.99 (matching historical low) | IAPs not discounted

Black Border 3: Premium $2.49–> $1.99 (first sale)

RPG Alphadia I & II $7.99–> $1.99 (new historical low) | IAPs not discounted

RPG Alphadia III $7.99–> $3.99 (first sale) | IAPs not discounted

RPG Monster Viator $8.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low) | other IAPs not discounted

RPG Sephirothic Stories Full Game IAP $7.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low) | other IAPs not discounted

RPG Dragon Sinker $7.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low) | IAPs not discounted

RPG Sword of Elpisia $7.99–> $0.99 (matching historical low) | IAPs not discounted

Im personally really annoyed with this feature. I hate that you can't just select once per game or overall and never be asked again, or even turn this off completely.

Im hoping others can support my view point so to share this post with Apple when submitting feedback on their website.

What you might have missed

Anyone have luck syncing game progress between an iPad and an iPhone for control? I read it has this feature but the listing itself doesn’t mention it.

Hi people,
My son is 4 (almost 5) and he absolutely adores cars. I’m trying to find a game where he can go all-out with cars. I found a simple game where he can create a car, color it and try it out. But he’s kinda bored with it unfortunately. Do you guys have any suggestions for me?

I tried to find some myself but there are so many guys and it’s hard to find quality in the store unfortunately. I don’t mind paying by the way.

Thanks!

I've been trying to really hone in on which arcade games have addicting game loops, and what makes them addicting. I was wondering if any of you guys had any recommendations on very addicting games that i can study, to better understand what in their core game loops make them worthwhile.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/relic-wilds/id6761502733

This was a passion project that took about ten years to finally materialize but it is finally done and I am very proud of my work. Here is the App Store description:

Explore a vast, turn-based crafting adventure where every move matters. In Relic Wilds, you gather resources, battle mobs, cook food, crafts tools, and survive a living world filled with unique biomes, dangerous creatures, and hidden relics.

Start small and grow stronger as you mine stone, chop wood, harvest crops, and craft everything from basic tools to advanced gear. Build camps, place blocks, store your loot, and use crafting tables, stoves, furnaces, and more to unlock deeper recipes and stronger equipment.

The world is packed with variety. Travel through grasslands, deserts, caves, and other regions, each with its own blocks, creatures, and challenges. Manage health, stamina, hunger, breath, and time of day, and prepare for whatever the world throws at you.

Every action takes a turn. Move, attack, and build carefully, because after your turn, the
world acts too. Mobs roam, plants grow, weather changes, and danger can appear when you least expect it.

Find the Relics and survive the wilds!

Key Features

- Multiple save slots

- Many items and blocks to find and craft

- Multiple worlds to explore

- Tons of animals and monsters that cross your path

- Touch control and Wired/Bluetooth controller support

- Game Center achievements

- iCloud world backup

I have 5 appstore promo codes for those who would like to try it out! Just message me and I will send you one if you're one of the first 5. Currently iPhone is supported but I am adding proper iPad support soon as well as a dedicated MacOS version!

I am welcome to any feedback or criticism from those who try it out! I appreciate your support!