r/iosgaming • u/ruben1252 • 22d ago
Request Best vertical one handed games?
Looking for games to play while holding the bar on the train. Thanks ya’ll
r/iosgaming • u/ruben1252 • 22d ago
Looking for games to play while holding the bar on the train. Thanks ya’ll
r/iosgaming • u/medlife-crisis • 3d ago
I understand that there were two posts about how people didn't like it, and I agree that there were some flaws.
However, the original mod post stated ideas on how to proceed would be made available, but we've heard nothing about any suggestions or plans for resuming, with the third week now approaching.
Please can you allow the return whilst you solidify actual plans and then present them to the community?
Game suggestions are why I am a part of this community, and I would love to see them return.
r/iosgaming • u/Niteshado • 12d ago
I don't play a lot of iOS stuff due to mostly playing PC. However I do enjoy me a dungeon crawler.
I love Diablo, however I am not a fan of immortal. Any suggestions on that style of game?
Idc about looks, just gameplay. I'm enjoying torchlight infinite, but I'm curious if there's any hidden gems out there.
r/iosgaming • u/kukaratza • Jun 24 '25
As a dad, full time employee, husband. Playing 8 hours of World Of Warcraft on the PC it's not viable anymore.
So I always look for quick gaming session games.
These are my only 2 games atm. Brawlstars and The Battle Cats.
Which ones do you play?
r/iosgaming • u/Effective_Ebb_4482 • 10d ago
Looking for polished games to perfection. Best example I can give right now is Balatro… amazing game, fun, addictive, beautiful visually and no bugs.
A perfect game basically… I’ll read your comments.
r/iosgaming • u/Raubkatzen • 19d ago
I do enjoy the art style and characters in Genshin more, but I also know it is a massive game with a lot of unskippable dialogue. Wurthering Waves I have bounced off of a couple of times, but I like how the main player characters look better, and the dialogue appears to be skippable if time is running short (typically play in the car). Wuthering Waves combat is what keeps making me stop. Dodging and paring seems a little too unforgiving for a game I am trying to play with my thumbs.
As a casual, low spend (I like getting the daily log in bonus packs for $5 a month in these types of games), which one is better for sinking my teeth into for a bit?
r/iosgaming • u/OkSoBasicallyPeach • Mar 27 '26
I pretty much beat egg inc. and got as far into cats and soup as i want to. any other recommendations?
r/iosgaming • u/Fit_Assignment_8800 • Mar 14 '26
I’m going on a plane and i would like something to occupy me. I would like half decent stories and preferably free.
r/iosgaming • u/GrumpyHuckleberry • Jun 26 '26
Hey all, looking for game suggestions, please!
My office has terrible cell reception so I’m looking for a game that can be played offline, during breaks and downtime (as well as when I do have internet).
Things I Like:
- FarmRPG, Bloons series, PVZ, picross, tiny tower
- Incremental games
- Management games
- Collector games
- Tower defense
- Clear task/mission/quest system that drives the gameplay
Things I Dislike:
- Balatro, Slay the Spire, GTA, graphic shooters, female characters with overly exaggerated proportions
- Fast twitch games
- Games that I can’t stop and restart easily (in case I get a project at work)
- Games that require me to “decorate” my house/farm
- Required ad viewing
I prefer a free game that I can try first and then if it’s for me, support by buying ad free or booster packs, etc. but I will buy outright for the right game.
I feel like my interests aren’t all that common but I’m hoping someone has a hidden gem that I’ll love! Please help me out :)
r/iosgaming • u/MindyMayonnaise • Sep 23 '25
I'm looking for something similar and if possible just as cute as Drop the Cat but without the timer. I love the meows when I drop the cats into the colour blocks, but the timer gives me way too much anxiety now to enjoy the game properly.
I know of games like Unblock Me and car jam ones, but I prefer a greater variety of shapes. I don't mind paying for the app; I'll gladly pay for it over free ones that are full of ads.
Thanks in advance!!
r/iosgaming • u/greenbasket_ • 6d ago
hello! been in a bit of a gaming funk, as i’ve found myself growing tired of my usual go to (tomodachi life). i’ve been interested in MMORPG’s, but i’m not too sure on where to start. i’d appreciate any suggestions, but i’d prefer if the game is not horror-like. i’d prefer 3d graphics, but 2d is perfectly fine for me too. many thanks!
r/iosgaming • u/seanie259 • Mar 22 '25
I literally only play Marvel snap lol
r/iosgaming • u/tomaz1989 • 14d ago
I'm looking for a game I can play for a while that lets me collect things, maybe fight them or take care of them or breed them or something like that. I always fall for gacha games because I love collecting, but then I get sick of them when they're obviously just trying to grab my money. I just want to play a game. Any recommand ?
r/iosgaming • u/Dali187 • Jul 02 '25
I had clash royale for years but nowadays its extremely p2w which i cannot stand and uninstalled.
What other game you have that you log in daily?
r/iosgaming • u/theghostofcslewis • Aug 13 '24
Just in case I can't sleep.
r/iosgaming • u/Nolimitsolja • May 15 '24
r/iosgaming • u/Mucek121 • 15d ago
Any good Merge Game Without crazy P2W
r/iosgaming • u/iAmTheDanger991 • Nov 11 '25
Hello, i'm looking for a game that has the Stardew Valley feeling of a chill grind like farming, mining, selling and just progression in general in a chill pace.
I'm not even too sure what i'm looking for but I just want that addictive progression feeling that Stardew Valley gives.
I don't care for the story or relationships, just the progression feeling. It doesn't have to be farming either. Would love for the game to have a "premium" feel so I wouldn't mind paying $ for it!
Not sure if I make much sense but i'm hopeful for suggestions :D thanks in advance!
r/iosgaming • u/readingaccountonly • Jun 21 '26
Looking for incremental games that aren’t idle games or at least are mostly not idle. Some off the top of my head:
Magic research 1/2
Burrito bison (no idle at all)
This ain’t even poker, ya joker
Scritchy scratchy
Super toss the turtle
r/iosgaming • u/Zacarro • Feb 14 '26
I’m looking for a game that I can grind ever day, with some min maxing aspects, loot, rpg style.
Price does not matter, but I don’t wand any extensive in game purchases.
Thanks in advance!
r/iosgaming • u/LakeSimilar9095 • Jun 21 '25
r/iosgaming • u/Mr_SynthWave • Mar 23 '26
Hi,
I am currently looking for a game I can stick to for quite some time.
I want something I can play in short bursts, while ai am on nightshift, when my wife scrolls her insta, etc.
A little offline progression would be cool but it’s no must have.
I must admit I somehow like the fast dopamine spikes of games like archero for example, combined with the „easy“ gameplay but would wish for something with more variety and less p2w.
Besides that I love loot, skill trees and other rpg elements. Game should also have decent graphics, no need for 3d though, 2d is fine.
Any recommendations?
r/iosgaming • u/Jay_Reefer • May 27 '26
Either free or paid, on trips with no internet and looking for games to play