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what's up Internet Kevin here bringing guys another top 5 iOS games this time for February 2015 this month list has got a lot of games leaning more towards the simpler side I got a lot of arcade inspired games ranging from a side-scrolling shooter that definitely owes some roots to Galaga as well as a game that looks a lot like super hexagon but a little more on the trippy side rather than just brutally difficult now to balance out those four simple games though I do have one game that's anything but simple and that's the charming but also very challenging all row a monster buffing adventure now to be perfectly honest this game can definitely be a little overwhelming at first you want to make sure you run through all the tutorials before you start trying to attempt the main game but once you do you'll find to be a very satisfying and very challenging puzzle game the entire idea is that you move around the character ro and your goal is to bump enemies off the side of the map however they also have different ways of moving different special attacks different ways they mess with your movement and so you have to keep an account of how each enemy acts the upside is they all move when you do so you can take your time planning which hexagon to move to and which moves you want to use when to best disable all your opponents it's definitely on a game you want to pick up if you just want to mess with something every now and then for a little bit but if you want to gain this gonna challenge you and you can really soak some time into this is a great option for $3 not to mention it has a really charming aesthetic so since we started with the most complex game let's start moving on to games in order of simplicity starting with magic touch wizard for hire now this is a free arcade style game though it does have in-app purchases in the form of buying currency but all that really does is get you unlocks faster there are things that you could get just by playing the game that often which really is really easy to do with this game it's very very addictive the entire idea is that there are these falling enemies that you have to prevent from landing on the ground and the way you do that is by having a tres different symbols on the screen you can use both your hands if you want to draw multiple symbols at the same time which is basically a requirement when there's enough enemies showing up at once and it just gets absolutely hectic as you get farther and start unlocking new abilities you do gain special powers you can use when they show up they hang around long enough so you don't have to use them the moment they appear and you can save them for situations that are absolutely necessary such as slowing time down for a little bit it looks easy at first but it gets very very quickly and it's one of those games where I feel like really getting a high score just has the best feeling of you having earned it and smashing what your friends have gotten so far next up at just a dollar is star drift now this game definitely owes a lot of its basic idea to old-school Galaga rules you're playing as a spaceship that's shooting other ships and occasionally having to dodge things that are going to run into you the difference though is that this is a side-scrolling game and the way you control your movement is by holding the screen to move up really seem to move down you'll automatically keep firing lasers and as you pick up power-ups you'll fire more often or in spread shots more powerful shots all the usual upgrades you're used to in this style of game it's not the most original game out on the market but it's just different enough that for only $1 it's a really great addictive choice not to mention it just has a solid look now 4th on the list at $2 is the prettiest game in my opinion at least one of the most relaxing and that's Altos adventure now this is another game whose mechanic is really simply doesn't yet tap the screen to jump you do that to avoid rocks to land on Rails to catch coins to catch power-ups or just cash llamas it's another genre that anyone who's a fan of iOS games should be fairly familiar with but one thing that I think this game does an excellent job of landing right on the nose is the aesthetic it's the bright balance of being really beautiful it is shifting day and night cycles and it's just a really relaxing game overall it's not a high stress tapping game it's one where you can just kind of kill some time lay back and just enjoy the aesthetic while trying to get the highest score you can but you never get too angry about it now if you're wondering how you get any simpler than this well here's psych this is a free-to-play game that does have advertisements but you can also remove them by paying just two dollars psych follows in the footsteps of other hectic games like super hexagon where the idea is really simple all you need to do is move your arrow forward without getting on the wrong track but as you play the game and get farther not only your things going faster but the screens gonna start shifting and morphing in different ways you'll start having weird waveforms thing is going to change perspective and it just does things to really start to well as they would imply psych you out definitely not the most complex game but it is one that can get pretty difficult as you get farther in the later stages and you really need to pay attention and have a calm state of mind to get the highest score possible well there you guys have it my favorite iOS games of February 2015 now there were a lot of games on the for this particular month that were really acclaimed there but honestly I didn't really care for and you guys might have so make sure to let me know in the comments what games you love this month that I didn't talk about as always guys if you enjoyed the video make sure to hit that thumbs up button as well as subscribe and follow me on Twitter until next time guys I'm Kevin Kenton and I'll see 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