However, my favorite feature of the iPad is the ability to transform
into a compact gaming device that boasts power over most consoles.
I have here five of the iPad games that had me addicted for a long, long
while. Check it out!
1. Temple Run - Seems too obvious. Temple Run has been called by
experts "the next Angry Birds" because it is simple but amazingly
addictive. In Temple Run, you are to run your way through an ancient temple all
while avoiding obstacles like trees, pitfalls and fire and collecting coins and
power ups, while trying to lose the wild carnivorous monkeys that are chasing
you. The best about Temple Run is that it is a free download.
2. Mage Gauntlet - Retro is the new "amazing graphics"!
Mage Gauntlet is a retro-style RPG (role playing game) that focuses on bringing
back the nostalgia feeling when we first played Zelda or Final Fantasy. In this
game, you control the story of Lexi, a mage with anti-magic characteristics -
she cannot conjure or create magic and when she touches anything magical, it
explodes. Well, except for one thing - the mage gauntlet - a gauntlet that
stores magic for later use. Since she can only store magic, you will play every
quest in a battle paladin style - very little magic and a lot of sword play.
3. Katamari Amore - A cool new concept! You control a piece of
sticky ball (actually there is someone rolling the ball, but he is extremely
tiny) that gathers everything it rolls into. You can only get items that are
smaller than your current ball but it gets bigger and bigger as long as you
roll items intro it. At first you can only roll pushpins, coins and candies,
but on later levels you get to roll people, cars, buildings, even islands!
Katamari Amore is also known for its endearing earworm soundtracks.
4. Muffin Knight - Collecting muffins had never so much fun! In
Muffin Knight, you are thrust into different levels, each level requiring you
to collect a certain number of muffins, all while avoiding an endless barrage
of foes. There is a catch, though - for every muffin collected, you character,
together with its ability changes. At the start of the game, you are a knight
but as you progress you turn into a candy-vomiting zombie, a rainbow-pooping
unicorn or a sumo panda. Fun!
5. Tower Madness - iTunes is literally overflowing with defence
games but most of them are not worth the download. Tower Madness is not one of
those. In Tower Madness, you protect your sheep from aliens by creating
different types of towers and upgrading them. Tower Madness is extremely cute
but has tons of challenging gameplay experience in store for you.
We review iPad games and create lists such as this one in various sites
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