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• September 21, 2018 1:30PM EST
• September 21, 2018

As Apple moves to super-size its iPhones, the line between iPad and iPhone game has blurred. But if you're looking for complex gameplay on a larger screen, Apple's App Store has quite a few options.

Apple iPad games tend to fall within the $2 to $10 range, but you can find many free titles, as well as some whose price tags approach the $20 mark. Pricey for an app, but only half the price of your typical console title.

If you're ready to game on your iPad, check out our list of 50 can't-miss titles that will keep you entertained at home or on the road. Many play well on the iPad or the iPhone; some were even included in our best iPhone games list, too. Think we missed a game? Let us know in the comments.

• 1Alto's Odyssey

  Alto's Odyssey, released in July, is the follow-up to 2015's Alto's Adventure. The new game continues the series' ability to combine the mechanics of a smooth, endless runner with the breathtaking visuals of snowboarding. Travel down the mountain while completing goals, collecting coins, and earning upgrades along your journey.

• 2Angry Birds 2

  There are more than a dozen games in the Angry Birds series, but sometimes there's nothing better than the original. Mobile gamers lost their collective minds over Angry Birds in 2009, but 2015's Angry Birds 2 added noticeably enhanced visuals and new gameplay mechanics to the same great casual demolition puzzles. Its heavy reliance on in-app purchases is annoying, but it's one of the biggest and most beautiful entries in the series.

• 3Bastion

  Bastion stands out among mobile RPG games for its impressive story, voiceover acting, and beautiful art design. You play a character who must venture out into a post-apocalyptic fantasy world to collect rocks that can power a mysterious device.

• 4Blek

  Blek is a simple game with intricate puzzles centered around touch-screen gestures and minimalistic art. Create patterns of movement to complete each level. It may not sound like much, but the game proved to be an excellent addition to the iPad's stable of games.

• 5Carcassone

  Carcassonne may be one of the more expensive iPad games, but this digital version of the German-style board game is worth it. In this social game, you lay tiles and game pieces on a virtual board to build up a medieval landscape. The goal is to own completed developments, like cities, farms, and roads. But unlike that other property-ownership game Monopoly, Carcassonne is thought-provoking, and not too heavily reliant on luck.

• 6Catan HD

  Settlers of Catan sparked a revolution in board games, as the first so-called Euro-game to blaze the trail for worldwide popularity. Catan HD is quite a bargain, considering the boxed set costs nearly $50, and it's suitable for kids and adults.

• 7Civilization VI

  The popular turn-based 4x strategy series released a new iteration in 2016, and this time a mobile version came along with it. Control a nation of people, gather resources, fight your enemies, and build a new empire in Civilization VI.

• 8Clash Royale

  Tower defense game Clash Royale is so popular that it's become its own eSport. It combines elements from several different genres to make a fun multiplayer game on the go.

• 9Crashlands

  Try to survive in the world of Crashlands as you crash land on a planet filled with wild animals and raw material. Fight, craft, and strategize as you attempt to survive long enough for help to arrive.

• 10Crossy Road

  Crossy Road's gameplay is nothing new. It's just Frogger. Its central joke, 'Why did the chicken cross the road?' is even older. But none of that stopped Crossy Road from being one of 2014's breakout iOS hits. Helping a poor animal avoid busy traffic is a great premise for an endless action game. Elegant social features encourage friendly competitions for high scores without obnoxiously interrupting the single-player experience. Plus, who can resist the charm of a world and characters made entirely of colorful cubes?

• 11Cut the Rope

  Cut the Rope is considered one of the best mobile puzzle games ever made. The goal is to cut a piece of rope tying a candy in place and maneuvering it so it ends up in a little creature’s mouth. Cut the Rope 2 is available for $1.99.

• 12Darkest Dungeon

  Darkset Dungeon starts out as a typical dungeon crawler, but this RPG quickly devolves into a truly nightmarish survival game. You manage a group of characters as you explore dungeons in a combination of real-time and turned-based combat. Keep an eye on each hero's stress level, or bad things will happen.

• 13Desert Golfing

  Desert Golfing is the sports game for the fatalist in us all. In this endless expanse of brown, pixelated desert, there's nothing but a ball and a hole. Dragging on the screen putts the ball toward the hole, and the controls provide a surprising amount of influence over the physics. But no matter how far under par you get, there's no celebration, only another hole. This continues until the game becomes literally impossible, like life.

• 14Device 6

  Device 6 explores the concept of narrative and choice by using text to take you on a surreal journey. Though Device 6 is mainly a text-based title, the game is not really a 'text adventure.' Device 6 is more akin to an enhanced digital novel with puzzles. The game isn't for everyone, but gamers who dig experimental gameplay should give it a go.

• 15Don't Starve

  Survival games are pretty popular these days, especially ones with random environments, permanent death, and other roguelike elements. Don't Starve stands above the rest with its deep hunting and crafting systems as well as its sad but lovely gothic hand-drawn visuals. Think of this game as something of a Tim Burton-meets-Minecraft adventure.

• 16Fallout Shelter

  Fallout Shelter puts you in charge of running a vault, a colony of survivors buried beneath the Earth, safe from radiation. In practice, it's pretty similar to the countless other mobile resource-management games. However, clever and non-exploitative uses of in-app purchases, combined with the unmistakable Fallout feel, help Fallout Shelter appeal to casual and hardcore players alike. Whether you're a Fallout fan waiting for your next fix or a mobile gaming fan looking for a free game that respects your time and money, Fallout Shelter is the post-apocalypse you've been waiting for.

• 17Five Nights at Freddy's

  Animatronic animals are horrifying. Five Nights at Freddy's has finally turned that terrifying truth into a video game. As you play the role of a lone security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, you'll soon learn that the only thing worse than being stuck in a Podunk Chuck E. Cheese knock-off is being stuck there in the middle of the night as the furry robots try to kill you. There's an entire cottage industry of teenagers screaming at this game on YouTube, but that can't compare with checking out the nightmare for yourself.

• 18FRAMED

  If you like puzzles and narrative better than you like high-intensity gameplay, FRAMED is for you. You control the events of the story by rearranging panels of a comic book in order to ensure that your character gets away from their pursuers.

• 19FTL: Faster Than Light

  FTL: Faster Than Light simulates the tension, excitement, and sheer chaos of guiding your own spacecraft. The randomly generated planetary systems always have new challenges to offer.

• 20Gorogoa

  Gorogoa is a completely hand-drawn puzzle game with absolutely no text in the entire game. While that means is you get to look at the pretty pictures unimpeded, it also means you have to figure everything out yourself. Good luck!

• 21Hearthstone

  Blizzard may not make a ton of games, but the games it does make always have an impact. Starcraft turned real-time strategy into a televised sport. World of Warcraft created a massively multiplayer online world that's arguably better than the real world. Then, the Warcraft spin-off Hearthstone demonstrated that a virtual trading-card game can be arguably better than real-world card games. Even if you've never built a deck or played a single session of WoW, Hearthstone will draw you in with its complex but approachable card battling system and not-horrible use of in-app purchases.

• 22Her Story

  In most detective games, there's an answer for every question. The solution may be confusing, obtuse, or unsatisfying, but ultimately every mystery can be solved. The game can be finished. But life isn't like that. Life is ambiguous and often contains riddles that can never be completely understood. What makes Her Story such a captivating crime game is that, like life, it has no real end. As you watch its hundreds of video interviews with a murder suspect, the game only stops the moment you decide to walk away.

• 23Hidden Folks

  Hidden Folks is a fun little game that borrows from Where's Waldo to provide intricate hand-drawn scenes filled with hidden objects. Since this is an iPad game, each scene contains many interactive objects. All music and sounds in the game were produced with sounds from the developers' mouths.

• 24Hitman GO

  Translating existing game franchises to iOS has always been tricky. Not all games can make the leap from a console with controllers and buttons to nothing but a single touch screen. However, Hitman GO skillfully captures the essence of everyone's favorite bald assassin, Agent 47, in a more mobile-friendly form. You'll be shocked how much this slick series of strategy board games makes moving figures on a flat surface feel like sneakily murdering people.

• 25Infinity Blade II

  Fighting games don't always work well on a mobile device, but the Infinity Blade trilogy does. The gist of this swords-heavy combat game is that you battle enemies and pick up gold that you find. The sequels also come with decent storylines, so you learn about your hardened character and why he is a swordsman as you play. With great artwork, scenery, and levels, Infinity Blade II is one that all video game-loving iPad owners should download. After the disappointing Infinity Blade III, this second installment remains the peak of the series.

• 26Lara Croft GO

  If you like the Lara Croft franchise, you'll love what they did with this mobile game. Taking cues from Hitman GO, Lara Croft GO went a step further and added elevations to the game board. It feels just like a true Lara Croft game, with her having to climb up mountain cliffs and maneuver around chasms.

• 27Leo's Fortune

  The perilous platforming challenges of Leo's Fortune are so great they rival console classics like Rayman and Donkey Kong. Instead of running and jumping, players take on the role of a sentient pile of fuzz named Leo with the power to inflate and deflate himself on command. Looping levels force Leo to carefully control his momentum and size to solve puzzles and escape danger. If that's not enough, Leo's constant grandfatherly narration and the game's overall old-world atmosphere never cease to delight.

• 28Minecraft - Pocket Edition

  Fans of Minecraft will have no problem shelling out the money for this iPad app. Gameplay blends creativity with strategy. It's a 3D sandbox-building game in which you place blocks made of different kinds of materials to build anything you want. And the object is to survive when monsters land on the scene. The game has three modes: survival, hardcore, and creative. The survival and hardcore modes are more game-like than creative mode, which is all about giving the player complete freedom of invention.

• 29Monument Valley

  Monument Valley is a lot more than just that weird mobile game you saw on season three of House of Cards. It's also a puzzle game that's as beautiful as it is brain teasing. Players guide the tiny princess Ida as she attempts to ascend various abstract structures. The constant focus on optical illusions and M.C. Escher-inspired architecture means you'll be staring at these puzzles for a while before cracking them. But the dreamy landscapes are so pleasing you'll want to keep staring at them. When you crack it, move on to Monument Valley 2.

• 30Oddmar

  Oddmar just wants to find his way to Valhalla, but does he really want to get there by burning down the forest? This platformer takes you on a story you can truly become invested in, and the adventure will look absolutely stunning along the way.

• 31Old Man's Journey

  As the title promises, you take an old man through a journey, but there is so much more here. Old Man's Journey tackles heartbreak and regret as you navigate the choices we all make in life to give the old man one last chance to set things right.

• 32Oxenfree

  Guide a group of teenagers through a supernatural adventure on a mysterious island. Use a radio to talk to ghosts, unlock secret areas, and discover the truth. An interesting game mechanic in Oxenfree is that there are no cutscenes; all dialogue takes place during gameplay, so you can continue adventuring at all times.

• 33Pac-Man 256

  This spin on a classic is like the original game but the level doesn't end. There are cool new power-ups and enemies, but the biggest change involves the game's namesake. Pac-Man 256 adds the infamous Level 256 glitch, meaning a deadly wall of numbers and characters will consume you if you're not careful.

• 34Papers, Please

  Not every game has to be 'fun' to be worthwhile. Papers, Please commands you to inspect immigrants at the border of a fictional totalitarian country and determine who can enter and who cannot. It's as soul-crushing and dehumanizing as it sounds, but it's also an incredibly empathetic experience.

• 35The Room

  The Room series puts you in a locked door mystery—literally. Each game confines you to a single room and you must uncover clues and complete puzzles in order to get yourself out. There are four games in all.

• 36Ridiculous Fishing

  What's a ridiculous way to fish? How about hooking dozens of sea creatures, launching them into the sky, and blasting them all with a shotgun? It's a pretty fun way to fish, too, if this iOS game is any proof. Like non-ridiculous fishing, there's a lot here to master. Weaving your hook through fish takes skill, as does annihilating them in the most efficient way possible. Various upgrades add even more depth. So grab your iPad/fishing rod and take to the stylish, ridiculous, high seas in Ridiculous Fishing.

• 37Severed

  As a first-person, action-adventure video game with touch controls, Severed offers a unique level of interactive gameplay. Praise for this game centered on the stunning art direction and fantastic soundtrack. It won Apple's 2016 iPad Game of the Year and has since been ported to several video game consoles.

• 38Shadowmatic

  In this casual puzzle game, you rotate objects in front of a light in order to reveal a shape in its shadow. The realistic renderings and impressive game mechanics put Shadowmatic in the running for one of the best of the year in 2015.

• 39Spaceteam

  Too often, using a smartphone is an isolated experience. What makes Spaceteam so wonderful is how it turns your phone into a gateway for incredible, in-person socializing. You and your friends connect over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to become crew members on a spaceship. As the voyage continues, ship parts start to break down and only certain people can fix them. So to keep the space team together, everyone must shout wacky instructions to each other while listening for their own commands. Any game that gets grown folks to scream 'Set Stunhoist to three!' is a game worth checking out.

• 40Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon

  Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor was one of the first truly great iOS games, and 2015's Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon is a worthy follow-up. As a spider, you'll still be strategically weaving webs to catch and consume as many insects as possible. But now, you'll have even more mysterious gothic environments to explore with clues to uncover and shifting weather patterns to contend with.

• 41Super Mario Run

  Looking to get into the mobile gaming business, Nintendo launched Super Mario Run in 2016 to much success. Players take control of Mario in a side-scrolling endless runner through familiar franchise levels. Players can also go head-to-head against other players in a bid to gain the top score. Outside of the basic gameplay, you also collect coins to help rebuild and customize the Mushroom Kingdom.

• 42Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP

  From indie developers Capybara Games (which also made Might & Magic), Sword & Sworcery is an exploratory action-adventure game, made more interesting by an original audiovisual style. It's downright dreamy. With your sword in hand, you battle enemies and call upon your sworcery skills to solve mysteries. But the real appeal is how well the three different aesthetics—music, visuals, and game design—blend.

• 43Threes!

  Cloning popular games is a huge problem on the App Store. If you need a tragic example, just look at Threes! This adorable, endlessly addictive puzzle game, where players swipe multiples of threes together to earn higher scores, is arguably the greatest iPad game to date. And yet its inferior, free knock-off, 2048, got all the headlines for awhile there. This is your chance to atone. Recognize true greatness. Play Threes!

• 44TouchTone

  TouchTone is a game about a government agent hacking innocent phones to spy on suspicious people. Given our current security climate, it's less of a game and more like an interactive documentary. TouchTone's devious data puzzles eventually become so difficult you'll feel like an actual black hat after solving them. The thick conspiracy atmosphere and intriguing emergent narrative add to the game's contemporary relevance.

• 45Transistor

  Transistor was one of the finest console games of 2014. While the game doesn't control quite as well on the iPad's touch screen, it's still a gorgeous, intelligent, and mechanically sophisticated sci-fi action-RPG. Don't let the premium price scare you away, and if you missed it the last time around, don't make the same mistake again.

• 46Vainglory

  MOBAs, or 'Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas,' are some of the biggest, most profitable games around. Just look up how much money a professional Dota 2 or League of Legends player can earn. But even if you aren't a hardcore competitor, the genre still has plenty of strategic fun to offer. Vainglory features familiar MOBA tropes, like colorful characters to master and intricate maps to learn, with a touch-friendly control scheme perfect for newcomers. Plus, it's one of the most beautiful iOS games, thanks to its use of the Metal API.

• 47The Witness

  The Witness follows in the footsteps of the Myst series by placing you in a mysterious location and expecting you to figure out how to escape. You'll be looking for clue and completing puzzles, but make sure you take in the scenery when you can.

• 48World of Goo

  2D Boy's award-winning Wold of Goo offers a slew of environmental puzzles that demand that you drag and drop squirming globs of goo to build bridges, cannonballs, zeppelins, and other odd structures to complete your mission. You'll acquire goo with new abilities as you progress, which will help you solve the ever-increasing challenges.

• 49XCOM: Enemy Within

  XCOM: Enemy Unknown rebooted the classic strategy game franchise and wound up being one of the finest games of 2013. Since methodically paced tactical games are a perfect fit on iOS, the iPad version of Enemy Unknown was fantastic as well. XCOM: Enemy Within takes all that was great in Enemy Unknown and enriches it with new features like extra side missions and enemy types. It's the best version of an already-phenomenal game and definitely worth picking up if you're a hardcore iPad gamer.

• 50Year Walk

  In Year Walk, you take the role of a young Swedish man who wants to see the future. To do so, you must walk from your home at the stroke of midnight to the local church, encountering strange creatures and visions along the way. The game is ostensibly a point-and-tap adventure puzzler, but the emphasis is on mood and atmosphere, making it feel like more of a journey than a game. We highly recommend this one.

The Wild Eight is an Adventure, RPG and Simulation game for PC published by HypeTrain Digital in 2017. Lead the survivors in Alaska.

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They are trapped in this island because of the destruction. You’re surrounded by different types of odd enemies. All they want is killing you!

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Actually, Your plane have crashed during an accident. You have to do your best to survive this terrible situation. The group of survivors needs a great leader like you. You have to control all of them in the levels of The Wild Eight to keep them safe. The environments in this island is full of enemies. They won’t let you pass the levels easily. All you need is defeating them one after the other. It’s possible to make get new weapons or upgrade the previous ones.

You can also craft new items such as weapons to use them in the battles. The enemy characters will become much stronger level by level. If you want to have successful battles against them, You should do the upgrades. Timing is so much important in The Wild Eight. You should learn to attack them in the right time. Otherwise, Your survivors will get executed. Players need to get enough experiences in the primary levels to pass the next levels easily.

It’s better to know that The Wild Eight has co-op system that you can join your friends to play near them too. If you get the original version to play it online on Steam, It will be much enjoyable. Because the multiplayer part has extra contents.

Features of The Wild Eight:

• • Lead a group of survivors whom plane had crashed in an accident

• • Explore Alaska alone or with your friends for surv

• • Craft lots of new items and upgrade previous ones to fight better

• Co-op system that you can join your friends online

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