Many top games have been released for your iPhone recently. We list the best iPhone games of 2023 for you.
Best iPhone games of 2023
Whether you want to live in a village full of Disney characters, put your brain to work with a good puzzle or prefer to shoot each other until you are the last one standing: there is always something to play on your iPhone. We list the best iPhone games of 2023 for you.
10. Disney Dreamlight Valley (Apple Arcade)
What if there was a fairytale world where you could live with Disney characters such as Donald Duck, Elsa, Goofy and many more, while always having chores to solve? If that sounds fun, you absolutely should Disney Dreamlight Valley download via Apple Arcade. You create a character, after which you help the famous Disney heroes to recover their memories.
9. Underground Blossom
How could it be otherwise that another game from the Dutch Rusty Lake ends up in this list, because this studio continues to make good games that fans enjoy. This time the puzzle game goes underground, where players learn more about Laura Vanderboom through metro stations.
8. Valiant Hearts: Coming Home (Netflix)
In this second Valiant Heartsgame you learn things about the First World War in a playful way that you probably didn’t know yet. You follow, among other things, a sailor who searches shipwrecks for valuables, a Belgian sister who patches up soldiers and a jazz musician who fights at the front.
7. Oxenfree II: Lost Signals (Netflix)
The sequel to a beautiful indie game Oxenfree largely follows the same path, but with different characters. Strange things happen on an island and as a player you have to do something about it by opening portals with your radio. The further you go, the stranger everything becomes. Just like the original, the atmosphere and writing are very convincing.
6.What the Car? (Apple Arcade)
You know the crazy thing? What the Golf? still, where your expectations are constantly being played with by changing the rules? The makers of that game are back with What the Car? Just as crazy, but in its own way. In each level you go through a course with a car, but each time that car has different peculiarities such as legs, a rocket or springs. That unpredictability makes… What the Car? another incredibly fun game.
5. Honkai: Star Rail
If you want a lot of games in a single app, then you should get started with Honkai: Star Rail. This gacha game (where you can randomly earn characters) is very similar to Genshin Impact but with a much more interesting combat system. Your team and the enemy take turns attacking, requiring you to think tactically to come out on top. In addition, the game has a great story and matching environments to discover.
4. Storyteller (Netflix)
In this wonderful puzzle game you leaf through a storybook, where each page contains a sentence that you have to depict. You have a limited number of pictures for this, which you have to fill with characters and objects. Every element you add to the book interacts with each other, creating unpredictable consequences. That’s surprising and fun every page.
3. Farlight 84
Unpack the team of heroes Apex Legends and the cheerful style of Fortniteadd your own face and you have an accessible battle royale game Farlight 84. For PC gamers, the game was a bit disappointing due to the graphics and the many cheaters, but on your iPhone you won’t be bothered by that at all. The only problem is that there are quite a few bots in the game, so hopefully the game will attract many new players.
2. Cut the Rope 3 (Apple Arcade)
If you were to list the most iconic smartphone games, you would Cut the Rope there too. This third part is enjoyable again. In Cut the Rope 3 don’t let sweets fall down by cutting ropes, but reunite Om Nom with his child. The ropes are also used in more creative ways this time, letting you swing and float through the levels to collect all the stars. A nice extra detail is that this game was made in the Netherlands.
1. Lost in Play
It’s like diving into a cartoon when you… Lost in Play plays. In this puzzle game you follow a brother and sister who experience wild adventures in dream worlds full of strange creatures. You have to pay close attention to your surroundings, tap everything and combine the right objects to progress. These puzzles are fun, but it’s the attention to detail that’s what Lost in Play really makes it a pleasure to play.
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