Injustice 2 to Marvel Snap: 6 new games to play on your iPhone

by Arthur · October 30, 2022

Gaming on mobile devices has come a long way from the early Angry Bird days when you had a hard time finding anything that wasn’t arcade, to now where the variety is so great it’s hard to decide which one to play next. If you’re an avid gamer and have somehow already run out of options, you’ll want to try the following titles, uploaded fresh and exciting to the App Store.

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Injustice 2

Injustice 2 has received Black Adam with a new update

Injustice 2 isn’t really a new release, but with a recent update that added the Ruler of Kahndaq, Black Adam, to the Warner Bros game, it deserves a mention on this list. The character is obviously inspired from the Black Adam movie which was released in India on October 20. To add him and his raging strength to your roster, you must defeat him in the Ancient Judgment Solo Raid Event. For the uninitiated, Injustice 2 is a 2017 fighting video game based on the DC Universe, and is a sequel to 2013’s Injustice: Gods Among Us.

Horizon Chase 2

Released last month, the game is a sequel to the super popular Horizon Chase

Horizon Chase 2 is a fast-paced racing game with a unique art style, exciting soundtrack, amazing environments and some really strong 90s arcade vibes. Released in September of this year, it takes the already winning formula of the original Horizon Chase and gives it better graphics and improved gameplay. The USP here is the fact that there is no steep learning curve involved – the game is easy to pick up and play, although mastering may require some skill.

Undecember

Undecember is a Hack & Slash Action RPG with a twist

Released earlier this month, Undecember is a Hack & Slash Action RPG that tries to break out of the class system that other games in the genre come with. Instead, it implements a classless combat system that allows players to build their own character and offers a dangerous world to explore, filled with powerful abilities and equipment. The game takes place in a universe where 12 beings rose from the void to create a land called Traum. But when a 13th being known as the evil god Serpens rose up, it eventually resulted in a raging war between the gods and humanity.

Marvel Snap

Not many card fighters are as fast as Marvel Snap

If you frequent the App Store, chances are you’ve already come across Marvel Snap at some point. The fast-paced card game is on the charts right now and is ranked number 5 in the card genre. In it, players build decks of 12 cards from a super roster of Marvel heroes and villains and battle other players. Each game only lasts about three minutes, and as Nuverse (the game developer) puts it, “we cut out the fluff to focus more on the good stuff.”

Monster train

Monster Train is a strategic roguelike deck builder with a twist

Monster Train is another clever card game where you are tasked with guiding the train called the Boneshaker through the Nine Rings of Hell to light the pyre that once kept the fires of Hell alive. This is done by defending the train against the forces of the sky by calling out units and spells from a new deck after each run. The game shares a lot with the likes of Hearthstone, Magic the Gathering, Slay the Spire and even Marvel Snap. There’s a lot to unpack here if you’re new to the world of card games, so it’s a good idea to go through all the guides before jumping in.

Stitch

Stitch is a relaxing embroidery arcade game

Available on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Mac OS X 11, Stitch is a casual puzzle game featuring embroidery on a numbered grid. The goal here is to fill the level’s areas without gaps to complete the Hoops. These hoops come in different difficulties and sizes, with themes ranging from landscapes and plants to animals and objects. There is an extensive selection of playable content and many challenging levels.