iPhone Games

Meow Wars is a cute hand drawn card game starring secret agent cats. The game is played like a hand of War, instead of Hearthstone, meaning it doesn't feature a lot of complicated cards or the deepest strategy. The easy to learn mechanics may be more appealing to casual gamers who are turned off by deeper card battling games.

The reboot/sequel to the infamously bad Super NES title Shaq Fu has made its way to the Apple App Store. Shaq Fu: A Legend Rebron was originally released to Steam and consoles in early 2018 after being successfully funded on IndieGoGo. It is a tongue in cheek beat 'em up, side scroller starring the retired basketball player Shaquille O'Neal.

The third title in the odd puzzle game series Hidden My Game By Mom has landed on the Apple App Store. Quietly released by hap Inc. in early August, Hidden My Game By Mom 3 continues the adventures of Son as he tries to recover his hidden game by Mom. The game begins with Mom hiding her son's handheld device to stop him from wasting all his time playing video games. Players must help Son find his game by searching in closets, bookshelves and under the sofa. Meanwhile Mom lurks in the shadows waiting to catch him.

Ironhide Game Studio has announced that Kingdom Rush Vengeance is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Vez'nan has returned and he is recruiting people to join his army. Fans can follow him on Twitter, and sign up to receive updates and other "cool stuff."

It's always interesting when an adult television show or film is turned into a PG-13 money grab. Back in the 80s' violent films like Rambo and Robocop were routinely turned into cartoons for children. Now instead of cashing in on violence for children, mature series like Game of Thrones are monetized as freemium apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play. The popular HBO TV series Westworld is the latest to be transformed into a free-to-play game for mobile devices.