The best offline games for the iPhone

Smartphone games have been changing a lot lately. Whereas in the past you could sit in a game for hours, things are a little different now. With today’s pace of life, it’s not always possible to spend a lot of time playing games. That is, the game runs if there are a few free minutes.  But it is important to understand that in most cases these are games that require an internet connection, so what to do?

So it is worth thinking about finding offline games. Today there are also a lot of them and it is worth to get acquainted with the most popular ones. For such situations have long developed a special service Apple Arcade. That is, you can play games without connecting to the Internet, and there will be no advertising. The first month you can play for free, and later for just 5 euros a month.

Plague inc is an excellent strategy

The essence of this application is to create a virus that can destroy the entire planet. And it’s up to everyone to decide how to do it.

The disease has 3 main characteristics:

1. Contagiousness.
2. Severity.
3. lethality.

The first one indicates the chance of infection, the second one indicates the difficulty in creating an antivirus, and the last one indicates the lethality.   The player chooses his own possibilities for virus transmission, dates and creates new mutations.

Of course, the disease will evolve with some time constraints and scientists will be looking for a way out. But you need to get ahead of the experts to get your way.

Smash Hit

Nowadays there are very few games that have been on the top for a long time. But this application always occupies the top places. The project was originally born back in 2014, but continues its own development now.

The essence of the game is to pave the way, smashing all sorts of glass obstacles along the way. To do this, silver balls are used.  That is, everything is very simple, but very interesting and really exciting.

Plants vs Zombie

This is a true legend that is probably known to many. For the first time the development appeared back in 2009 on the PC, and a year later on smartphones. There is no storyline here, and all that is required of the player is to protect the house from zombies. All the action unfolds on the lawn in front of the house, and the player is given a variety of plants to help. But almost anything can happen on the lawn:

1. Changing weather conditions.
2. The appearance of obstacles.
3. The appearance of a swimming pool and so on.
   As you progress, new game modes open up, and the difficulty of the game increases.

As you progress, new game modes open up, and the difficulty of the game increases.

Fallout Shelter

This is a shelter life simulator. Many people on the PC have probably heard of Fallout, of course it’s not that kind of game, but it’s very similar to it.

You need to achieve autonomous life in a shelter, and the player acts as the main custodian. In the add-on, the player gets residents and resources that depend on residents. Over time, the territories will expand, so you need to do things intelligently.

Badland

A rather old project that appeared back in 2013 and has earned almost all the awards.  In the course of the game, you have to control creatures that find themselves in a forest with traps. All you have to do is tap on your smartphone screen.  But the gameplay is a factor that deserves separate attention and is simply mesmerising.