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The classic and much-loved tower defense game comes to the iPhone. Fight off zombies as they trample across your lawn in an attempt to invade your house. Use a variety of zombie-killing plants to fend off the undead in 50 different levels. Each zombie has a different talent that will require a different kind of strategy. This fun, addicting game is a cult classic and will entertain you for hours, despite its simple concept and graphics.

EA just updated this app and gave it a price cut to boot. The game has a retro feel and is easy to learn – as well as become addicted to. Choose from any NBA team as well as your favorite retired players, and even use multiplayer mode to play with friends.

After teasing us with Epic Citadel last year, Epic Games finally released Infinity Blade. The RPG uses extremely cutting edge graphics and 3D effects to keep your attention, but it also multi-player options and an intricate storyline that can easily cause you to forget you’re staring at your iPhone and not parked in front of a console. Epic Games developers are also wise to use to touchscreen to its advantage, and there are multiple and easy to master combat moves for players to enjoy.

The trial-and-error trajectory plotting of Scorched Earth meets realistic physics in Angry Birds. Players sling a variety of (appropriately enough) angry birds into castles fortifying the pigs that have stolen their eggs. Loopy backstory aside, an increasing number of bizarre birds (like ones that split apart into three or hammer their way through hard obstacles) and ingenious structures keep the action fresh and more difficult than you would expect.

Two dollars gets you the best mobile word game around in its ad-free form for the iPhone. If you haven’t tried the game out yet, it’s basically a mobile version of the classic game of Scrabble. If you’re a word fiend and like playing games with your friends, this one’s for you. Unlike many games that require your constant attention, Words With Friends was designed with stop-and-go play in mind. Play a turn, go back to your everyday activities, and you’ll be notified when your friend (or randomly matched game partner) has played another word. Adding to the fun of playing with friends, the app is now available on Android, meaning you can play across platforms.

Jenga for the iPhone has barely been available in the App Store, but it’s making quite the debut. The game allows you to choose your settings and Jenga block style, but these aesthetic preferences pale in comparison to the gameplay itself. The touchscreen allows users to tangibly (okay, almost tangibly) pull individual pieces from the tower. Eventually, as happens in reality, it becomes unstable and crumbles. But it isn’t just a virtual filler for the real thing, you can almost feel the weight when you test and choose those fateful blocks from the pillar.

This is one of the first games develop for iOS that fully utilizes the iPhone 4’s visual capabilities. Its concept is simple, requiring the player to become the “runner” and take part in parkour stunts of every variety. The 2D interface actually makes for a crisper visual, and don’t worry about not having a controller – the swipe controls don’t lag, keeping you constantly in the game and not worrying about the mechanics.

Source : digitaltrends.com