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so you just grabbed an iPhone 7 and you want to try some games out on it right away the prettier the better so here's five of the best app games you need to play as soon as possible first off is an amazing game that originally came on console but had a perfectly done transition to mobile transistor this is still one of the prettiest games available on iphone and with the sevens new stereo speakers you can lose yourself in the game's incredible soundtracks so much more it blends this sword of real-time top-down adventure game with a tactical pause option where you can unleash powerful combos on enemies but what's even more interesting is the game's RPG aspects allowing you to combine numerous powers to create customized special attacks or gaining passive bonuses it's beautiful challenging and has a ton of replayability teamed up with the game's satisfying story and incredible soundtrack if you haven't played this before you've got to check it out now now number two is the most recent game in one of the best franchises to find its home on mobile the room 3 really this whole series is worth checking out they are easily some of the best puzzle games on iOS thanks to great visuals intuitive controls and a huge variety of puzzle types challenging all kinds of players seriously this game does some trippy stuff and even if you find yourself breezing through a number of challenges you're bound to encounter one or two that'll stump you and the whole thing is packaged together with this really ominous bare-bones mystery plot that leaves you waiting for more and more games to further delve into the setting check the series out you will not regret it third up let's take a break from the more complex stuff and look at a much simpler straightforward super addictive game chameleons run like most auto runners the basic idea here is pretty simple tap the screen to jump and don't die but thankfully the game adds a lot more complexity than that and pretty quickly you have to keep changing your color to match what you're touching and the game's frantic pace along with walls that auto change your color can make it tricky to keep up with and while the visuals aren't exactly detailed the vibrant colors and simplicity of the art makes it surprisingly really good-looking though you never have much time to gawk at things given the speed of the game throw in objectives replayability and trying to one-up your friends best time and this makes for a really addictive game you can kill time with on the go coming in at number four is teeny Titans this game takes an all too real obsession with collectibles and puts it in the game that ends up working beautifully you run around town is robbing collecting various figures of different heroes and villains that you then use to battle it out with enemies in 3v3 RPG style fights each figure has its own stats instead of moves and the game even uses a rock-paper-scissors mechanic where certain types of heroes Trump others and get bonus damage it's really bizarre though how well this game taps into the collector mentality sending players on these self-inflicted quests to visit each store in the game flinging figures off the shelves in the hope of finding a rare one as well as saving up to spend a bunch of money on a special one if you just want to blitz the game story it isn't very long but if you really buy into the collection fever this game will hook you for much much longer now last but far from least is my most recent personal obsession on iphone severed severed is this really weird warped mixture of a dungeon crawler with infinity blade and fruit ninja you make your way through this twisted world filled with crazed monsters slashing your way through them timing how you handle which enemies win and ultimately cutting off parts of them to collect and improve your character it's art is intriguing to say the least and despite its overt violent tone it actually has a fairly deep and interesting story behind it and the game's dungeons are littered with little secrets and collectibles for you to find combat is super intuitive and at its heart it really is a puzzle game more than anything else forcing you to learn enemy attack patterns timing of those attacks and knowing how to slice just right when the opportunity arises to get as many upgrades as you can don't let appearances fool you this game is surprisingly deep and is a worthwhile addition to anyone's app game library that or you can ignore this entire list and just use your phone as a $700 Pokemon go machine also a valid choice