With the iPhone 4S’ groundbreaking success, millions are enjoying the iPhone 4 upgrade Apple managed to deliver. The app store has millions of applications, with a large proportion due to games – in particular, free games. In light of the user base the smart phone has and its eventual increase,
VOICEABLE compiled a list of the top 10 best
free iPhone 4S games.
StarDunk is, simply put, crazy. But it’s so crazy that it’s actually a great concept which delivers great and addictive gameplay. StarDunk is basketball in space, which is joined by millions of others – yes, the game is a Massively Multiplayer Online title where you play against all the players from the planet Earth in realtime.
Ah, pool games. The iPhone’s app store has countless games based on pool, but the majority of them don’t deliver an online multiplayer component. Adrenaline Pool does. Features include:
- Internet multiplayer with automatic matchmaking
- Chat system with player profiles
- 3D balls and particle effects
- Authentic billiard physics
- Touch screen controls
A remake to Labyrinth, iBall3D emphasizes on the gameplay whilst delivering it in 3D. Players will have to guide a ball from a location to another, while avoiding the holes in the stages. Features include:
- This initial version contains 3 maps and 3 gaming modes, for a total of 9 challenges.
- Internet multiplayer with automatic matchmaking
- Chat system with player profiles
Cube is a single player and multiplayer first person shooter which strikes a reminiscent with id Software’s DOOM. The game features a landscape-style engine which makes it seem like to be powered by an indoor FPS engine, but the engine was built from the ground up by the developer. Some of the game’s features are:
- Multiplayer
- In-game editing
- Cooperative editing
- Demo recording
Cube Runner sees players flying a shop through a futuristic-like landscape. The obstacles, cubes, have to be dodged in order to proceed. Features of the game include:
- Accelerometer which is suitable for narrower gaps
- Various levels of difficulty
- Downloadable level packs – create your own designs and share them with friends
Players will have to check in with contacts and accept missions where weapon choice is pivotal; a choice of sniper rifles, assault rifles and machine guns are at the player’s disposal, which will the be used to locate a target and assassinate them to earn cash. Contract Killer’s key feature include:
- Total of five 3D locations
- 17 story missions
- Unlimited random missions
- 20 weapons for selection
- Easy to reload and swap weapons
This game is all about feeding a monkey, named Moki, via bananas. One of the objectives to get him full is to collect a banana which differentiates itself from the others on each level; three to be precise. Notable features for Blast Monkeys include:
- Four worlds of puzzles
- Hours of gameplay, with more to come very soon
- A nice and easy set of introduction levels
- Puzzles that are difficult to perfect
- Retina graphics
As the game’s name hints at, Gun Bros involves two characters going all out on their enemies with massive guns. Paired with humor, the visual elements of the game is highly impressive for an iPhone title. Key features include:
- Real-time multiplayer component
- Game Center integration
- Daily Bro-op challenges
- Brotherhood auto-switch
- Several (massive) guns
Angry Bird players now click in 300 million minutes played every single day. The phenomenal success is making developer Rovio on its way to a $1 billion valuation. Different types of birds are used in order to take revenge upon green pigs who stole the bird’s eggs. Angry Birds’ features include:
- Five mini episodes
- Game Center support
- leaderboard
- Achievements
Zombies are already, although viscous, slow and lacking in some regards. When you pair this with stupidity, then you’ve managed to create a great concept. Now, once that concept has come into fruition, iPhone owners saw the birth of Game Resort’s Stupid Zombies. There’s one protagonist and one shotgun, in addition to:
- Retina display support
- 70 unique levels
- Universal application
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