Another week rolls to its mandated end. The time for work is almost over, the time for hoping work doesn't start again is about to begin. But how best to enjoy the leisure time your capitalist masters have granted you?
Well, I don't like to tell people what to do, but you could have a crack at one of the five best iOS games that came out last week. Hell, you could have a crack at all of them if you really wanted to.
With that in mind, here they all are in handy list form. As ever, click on the emboldened name of one of the games and you'll be able to download it. Don't say I never do anything for you. And make sure you come back next week to rejoice in the glory of mobile gaming all over again.
A sneaky sequel that sees you using a deck of cards to adventure into dungeons and nick a bunch of stuff. It's clever, it's a lot of fun, and you're going to have to use your noggin if you want to get out with all of that shiny, shiny loot.
Read the Pocket Gamer review here
This one's a word game. And it's a really good word game. Essentially you're playing around with anagrams, but there's more to it than that. Part block-slider, part word challenge, there's an awful lot going on here. A must download for linguists and puzzle fans alike.
Read the Pocket Gamer review here
A grim and dastardly adventure on a sea full of death and sadness. Hire a crew and set out into the unknown. And then die. And then hire a new crew and do the same thing, armed with the knowledge you earned last time around. Compelling, bleak, and challenging in the best ways.
Death Road to Canada - £7.99 / $7.99
Grab a car and some allies and go for a road trip along the zombie-infested highways of post apocalyptic America. Find food and gas, try not to pick up new hitchers who are going to murder you, and try and stay alive long enough to reach the hallowed, undead-free ground of Canada.
Read the Pocket Gamer review here
The Elder Scrolls: Legends - Free
The almost inevitable CCG set in the Elder Scrolls universe. Collect cards and decks and battle against AI and real-life opponents. It's slick, it's easy to pick up and play, and while it might not be as addictive as Hearthstone, it's still well worth a look.
