Hitman GO - A Kinda must-try puzzle video game for iPhone

Hitman Go is a kind of turn-based puzzle video game first released in February 2014. We all know that the Hitman games have been really famous for their open-ended sandboxes. Well, at their best, they let you creep around a museum or a party to find your target, and creatively take them out. But, Hitman GO doesn’t really do that. What it exactly do, however, is offer a bunch of smart, tightly designed puzzles which gradually become more complicated when you go, but are never too difficult to finish off in the space of a single bus ride. With the gane's stripped down board-game aesthetic and abstract violence, Hitman GO may not look much like a Hitman game, but somehow, it still manages to capture the series’ meticulous and satisfying nature. 

Who should play it? 

Hitman fans, puzzle friends, and those who like imagining what it means when one board game piece “assassinates” another board game piece.

Who shouldn't try the game?  

Those looking for an actual portable Hitman game.

Watch it in action

Purchase From: 

The App Store

80 Days Game Short Reviews

By land, by boat, by airship, by giant mechanized city with legs, well, do you have what it takes to make it around the whole world in 80 Days? That is the question at the heart of 80 Days, which's a fantastical re-imagining of a very famous novel written by Jules Verne. When joining the game, you will cast the role of Passepartout, manservant to the gentleman Phileas Fogg. As a valet, you're responsible for packing the bags, negotiating at markets, and planning the itinerary on your journey around the globe. Interestingly, each trip will be totally different from all previous ones, and thanks to 80 Days’ peppy writing and frequent surprise detours, each trip will also offer  a great deal of fun. In a nutshell, I can say that the game well captures the joy and melancholy of travel with unusual wit and humanity.

80 Days is a good choice for?

People who love interactive stories, geography buffs, and of course, fans of travel.

80 Days is not a good choice For?

Anyone looking for a low-investment, pick up/put down action game or the ones who hate to read - the majority of 80 Days is text-based interactive fiction.

The trailer

Where you can get it?

The App Store

Hoplite - One of the best miscellaneous games for iPhone and iPad

In Hoplite, the player will play the role of a man in armor, having a blade, a spear and a very specific chess-like move-set. Each enemy has their own movement and attack rules. And each board of the game is ultimately a maze of survival, one hope, spear, stab or shove at a time. Bit by bit, you can make your guy tougher. Until you die. Then start again!!!

Well, one of the most favorite on iOS for this type of game was 868-HACK, but now the players tend to smite with Hoplite. It is so simple, pure, and damn hard by level 16, but also turns out to offer so many different approaches that all make it so hard to stop playing. Become a master at distanced spear-based attacking next time. Or upgrade your bashing ability and just push guys off the grid. Options, options, so many to tease your brain!

Hoplite is a good match for? 

Careful planners who love facing impossible odds.

Hoplite isn’t a good match for?

People who want a please-undo-the-last-stupid-move-I-made button.

Get it from?

The App Store

(Source of information: http://kotaku.com/)

Drop 7 Short Reviews

AreaCode’s numerical puzzle game may be the most ideal short-session game ever created. As falling numbers land on a 7×7 grid, you need to make them disappear by matching the number of vertical or horizontal spaces match the digit. Yes, it sounds tedious but when the rules finally click in your head, it’s a lifetime addiction.

A Good Match For: 

Anyone who spends a lot of time waiting for things or people. Whether it is stuck in traffic or waiting on a queue at the bank, a few quick levels of Drop7 will make any kind of stationary drudgery more bearable.

Not a Good Match For: 

Those ones hoping to stay productive. It take superhuman willpower to resist the siren call of Drop7 and if you want to get anything done after installing it, make sure your iPhone’s out of reach.

Where to purchase? 

Well, you can get this great game for iPhone from the App Store.

(Source: http://kotaku.com/)

Threes!

This is basically a game about math. Well, you need to slide a bunch of numbers around a tiled pad, try to get 2 like numbers next to each other. If you can do that, they will combine to form another new, bigger number. Then, keep on moving, continue combining, and your score will climb and climb. Threes is a kind of immaculately designed game made all the more winning for its aesthetics. Charming, musical, and addictive, this game is definitely well worth downloading for your iPhone.

A Good Match For: Those, who are looking for a simple puzzle game to play on a commute, as well as the ones love competing with their friends for high scores.

Not a Good Match For: Anyone hoping for a deep story and those preferring sub-standard clones.