iPhone games (also Ipod Tooch/iPad games too)

WELDER was great until they fucked it up by adding stupid new features.

Haven't played in awhile. I wish the look and feel wasn't so shitty but I like the core gameplay.

7 Little Words isn't very deep if you don't pay money, but I liked the free part of it:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/7-little-words/id431434152?mt=8

Another endorsement here for Super Hexagon. I'm up to 55 seconds!

whirly word isn't bad.

i wouldnt recommend the scrabble iphone app because scrabble is a horrible game and i hate it.

43.35 seconds in Super Hexagon (which puts me a smidge ahead of Jeff). But I think it's given me epilepsy.

"game over. AGAIN."

43.35 seconds in Super Hexagon (which puts me a smidge ahead of Jeff). But I think it's given me epilepsy.

― JimD

58.52, thanks for the inspiration Jim. The game does do a number on my eyes too. I think playing some of the more advanced levels (as you unlock them) helps make the normal game seem a little more manageable.

42.43 high score for me so far. addictive.

Snuck above 60s on Hexagon. Around 30s on Hexagoner, 8 on Hexagonest.

And 6s on Hyper Hexagon.

Can you guys recommend a puzzle or rpg affair that's really hard?

66:21!!!

woo. new hexagon high score 70:30

yet another game for me to be addicted too. finally unlocked hyper mode for hexagoner (high score of 62.11)

Annoying that I can't turn off the music/sfx on hexagon.

mute switch, bro

wait lol that doesn't work :(

volume at zero does I guess.

if i can't play spotify at the same time, i'm likely not playing your game

might be worth contacting Cavanagh to ask for a prefpane and to turn on the "prefer outside music" flag; he's just one dude after all

Yeah, I spotify and play games on my morning commute. No way to turn off the game sounds, so it was just playing with Todd Terje this morning. Not the worst mash up, but nothing I want to revisit.

Discovered last night that Hexagon is 3.6 times easier on the iPad.

i really love hexagon. for some reason this year i'm all about difficult games.

ok i started hexagon this morning despite not really liking hard games and it's pretty addictive. mainly because you do gradually get a little better.

whoever it was that mentioned spellsword, thanks, that game is quite fun and i'm getting a lot more hours of entertainment from it than any other free game i've ever played !

I'd say 90% on my hexagon games end in 18 seconds. I'm really bad when you get the pattern where the thick walls come in and you have to gradually rotate to escape.

Anything beyond 18 seconds is just dumb luck.

i just cracked waking mars, it's pretty interesting so far

I was really liking Waking Mars but it doesn't have much in the way of quest logging, and I made the mistake of putting it down for a few weeks. Came back to it and didn't have a clue what I was meant to be doing (plus I'd forgotten what all the seeds/plants did).

good to know; i'll try to make a go of it in one.

i had the same issue with spider

so I guess Bastion is on the iPad now?

well they cant screen out all the terrible games, its inevitable that a few would find their way in

:o

I heard it was good? I don't keep up with "gaming"

i might be a little of a lone crank on this one, but i dont enjoy it at all. watch a gameplay video and see if you can stand the wise folksy old narrator describes everything you do more than i can, if so you might be fine

Discovered last night that Hexagon is 3.6 times easier on the iPad.

― Jeff

It's funny you say that, because on other boards I've been reading the exact opposite. I've been wondering if I was at a disadvantage, since I only have an iPad. The general theory I was reading was that the smaller screen made it easier to take in what was coming at a glance.

I'm with jjjusten on bastion, but admittedly I turned off the demo about 2/3 of the way through so I haven't played much of it. Hated the narrator.

Yaniv has themes now!

Also you can just pick a background image and a card deck image from your photo library.

finally got into 10000000....

tell me... WHERE is the time bar/counter?

you can gauge how you're doing with time just by looking at your little running dude. the closer he is to the left of the screen, the closer he is to dying. getting damaged by an enemy knocks him to the left. eating food moves him to the right a little.

Except it's infuriating because if you do too well (or eat too much) it pushes you off the right hand side and wraps you back around to the left, putting you back in danger again.

Really didn't like that game.

lost cities is a bit pricy for a simple card game, but lives up to the hype. really addictive, and well executed.

Spider consumes me to this day, but Waking Mars didn't grip me at all. I dunno, maybe it gets better or replay value is high or something.

i got lost cities recently. It's good but I'd rather play carcassonne or ticket to ride.

guys bastion is really good

oh yeah, loved bastion. but i played on a desktop, not an i-device. the narrator gets much more sparse in later sections, while the action is happening. but he does give long story exposition too. i liked the story, loved the music and the sense of place, so it all clicked. but if you aren't grabbed in by the time you get a bit through the second level, i don't know if you will be :-(

the control on the iPad is tremendous imo (I have it set on classic)

I loved the narration.

There are a number of funny gags in the narration that help steer you back on track when you get caught in some of the stranger situations the game sets up.

STRANGER you say