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Are these old titles abandonware, or do they still work?
The Top Solitaire iPad and iPhone Apps: A comparative review
I own 5 out of 7 games in this bundle and it says “get” instead of showing me the price, will it charge me if were to claim it?
SteamWorld Heist is amazing but doesn't support the latest devices
Kingdom Rush Origins 2.99 —> .99 Tower Defense
Another Smash Legends video, Power Stone 2-Like, coming to iOS, PC and Android
C.A.R.D - Out now!
Legit head to head sports games?
Are there any wired controllers that can be used on the iPad Air 3?
What are some good long lasting games
Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise 5.99 —> .99 Puzzle
CITIES: URBAN CHALLENGES - A new City building game from Paradox Entertainments has Soft launched in Australia!
Good mobile mobas
MINISTRY OF BROADCAST - Out now!
OTTTD: Over the Top Tower Defense 4.99 —> .99 Tower Defense
Amazon Luna - Game streaming service
Skyhill 2.99 —> .99 Roguelike
It’s only a matter of time before among has to be paid for on mobile

Posted: 25 Sep 2020 08:11 AM PDT

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Are these old titles abandonware, or do they still work?

Posted: 25 Sep 2020 04:31 AM PDT

These three games have been on my wish list for a while now. I'm hesitant to buy them though, as they haven't been updated in years.

I really don't want to buy them to discover that they're buggy, abandoned apps. I'm guessing none of them support notched screens, etc.

Invisible Inc (last updated 3 years ago)
Road Not Taken (3 years ago)
Dungeon of the Endless (5 years ago)

Does anyone still play these? How well do they work with iOS 14?

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The Top Solitaire iPad and iPhone Apps: A comparative review

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 06:43 PM PDT

I recently wrote a massive article in which I reviewed over 40 different apps for iPad and iPhone that you can use for playing solitaire. I focused on apps that offer decent collections of different solitaire games. The final list only includes games I can recommend, so any bad apps simply didn't even make the list. I placed them into the following categories, and here are the results, with rankings from best to least in each category.

● Ultimate Collections (over 150 games) - for the serious expert.

In most cases it's a massive collection of hundreds of games, so if you're the person who wants to see everything that there is, you should head here.

BVS Solitaire Collection, 2. Allgood Solitaire, 3. Solebon Pro, 4. Solitaire Forever II, 5. Pretty Good Solitaire, 6. 150+ Games Solitaire Suite, 7. Epic Solitaire Collection, 8. 250+ Solitaire Collection, 9. 700 S olitaire Games HD

● Superior Collections (60-100 games) - for the dedicated fan.

These are for folks who have more than just a passing interest in solitaire, and like to try a range of different games beyond the usual popular choices.

Solitaire Victory HD, 2. BigPatience HD, 3. Full Deck Solitaire, 4. Goodsol Solitaire 101, 5. Hardwood Solitaire IV, 6. Solitaire Till Dawn, 7. Solitaire Collection Premium

● Popular Collections (30-50 games) - for the keen amateur.

These are for folks who have more than just a passing interest in solitaire, and like to try a range of different games beyond the usual classics.

Solitaire City, 2. Solebon, 3. Solitaire Plus! HD, 4. All-In-One Solitaire, 5. Most Popular Solitaire, 6. 27 Solitaire Games, 7. Pandora's Solitaire Collection, 8. Wiz Solitaire, 9. Solitaire Whizz

● Classic Collections (10-20 games) - for the casual enthusiast.

Each of these collections typically contains only the most popular solitaire games, so this category is for you if you just want to stick with the proven classics.

Solitaire Deluxe 2, 2. Astraware Solitaire, 3. 18 Solitaire Games, 4. Solitaire Card Collection, 5. Solitaire Till Dawn Lite, 6. 5 Solitaire Games, 7. Solitaire Collection Lite, 8. 21 Solitaire Card Games, 9. Solitaire Star

● Basic Collections (under 10 games) - for the occasional dabbler.

These are typically the bare-bones "staples" like Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, and Golf, which are found on nearly every site that offers solitaire.

Solitaire Collection Fun, 2. Microsoft Solitaire Collection, 3. Card Shark Solitaire, 4. Boy Howdy Solitaire Collection Fun, 5. Flick Solitaire

RECOMMENDATIONS

Nearly all of these programs have enough good things about them to make them worthwhile, so where should you start? The above descriptions should help you narrow down your options to identify some good candidates that suit you, but here are my recommendations listed with "awards" I'd give for various features:

● Most games: The biggest collection of games is offered by Epic Solitaire Collection, which has a massive 826 games. Thomas Warfield's Pretty Good Solitaire and 700 Solitaire Games HD both have over 700 games.

● Best expert collections: While they don't have quite as many games as the ones in the previous category, both BVS Solitaire Collection and Allgood Solitaire have a very large collection of more than 200 games, as well as the best combination of all-round looks and features.

● Best classic collections: For the best apps that feature only the more popular games, All-In-One Solitaire and Solitaire Plus! HD both have 30-40 games and are solid performing and attractive apps all round.

● Best slim collections: For a small and tidy collection of games with a clean looking and functional no-fuss interface, my picks would be 18 Solitaire Games and Card Shark Solitaire.

● Best free collections: If it's just clean game-play of the classics that you're after, Solitaire City and Solebon are hard to beat, as excellent value free programs.

● Best family tree: Many apps do a good job of showing how different solitaire games are related, but especially Epic Solitaire Collection. The info on the website for Thomas Warfield's Pretty Good Solitaire is also excellent, and I also found the categorizing by Allgood Solitaire very helpful.

● Most beautiful: The apps that impressed me the most with a variety of attractive card-sets and backgrounds were Solitaire Deluxe 2, BVS Solitaire Collection, and the classic European look of the cards in BigPatience HD.

● Most innovative: Flick Solitaire adds an innovative "flick" aspect to the game-play, and Solitaire Forever II really takes advantage of the iPad's graphical capabilities, with some striking good looks.

● Most modern: Many of these apps were first released many years ago and have just had small updates since. Solitaire Victory HD is one of the few games that really takes advantage of the latest technology, with a very modern interface, and a lovely range of games and options.

● Most addictive: While not as flash as some others, I found myself constantly playing 150+ Games Solitaire Suite, trying different games in order to unlock more. And while it only has 16 games Solitaire Deluxe 2 is a very well-rounded package in terms of looks, features, and fun, that I often kept returning to.

● Most fun: If you are big on things like achievements and challenges, Solitaire Collection Fun and Microsoft Solitaire Collection are both a great deal of fun, despite a very small number of games. The quest for the Golden Deck in Astraware Solitaire also proved to be a very fun incentive.

● Most competitive: Do you like being able to score more points or achieve faster times than other people? Solitaire City has a list with top times for each different game. You can take this to the next level with the global leader-boards in 27 Solitaire Games and All-In-One Solitaire. The competition to beat others in Solitaire Collection Fun's quest for Hearts is also addictive.

● Most customizable rules: Quite a number of apps allow you to fully tinker with the rules to suit your personal preference or even create your own solitaire games, aomong them being BigPatience HD and BVS Solitaire Collection.

● Most solvable: I'm a big fan of apps that have the option to deal hands that are known to be solvable. Good apps that offer this special feature include Solebon, Solitaire Deluxe 2, and Astraware Solitaire, and Solitaire Victory HD.

● Most strategic: Only a few apps give you good strategy tips for the gameplay of individual games, among them being Solitaire Till Dawn, Solitaire City, and 27 Solitaire Games.

● Most researched: The creator of Solitaire Forever II has thoroughly looked up the rules of each game with meticulous research, and it shows with the information provided along with each game.

● Most instructive: Some apps do a good job of teaching you how to play new solitaire games, with inbuilt video tutorials or training modules, including Solitaire City, 250+ Solitaire Collection, Solitaire Deluxe 2, Solitaire Whizz, and All-In-One Solitaire.

● Most friendly creator: In the course of researching and playtesting for this article, I enjoyed some back-and-forth correspondence with some of the creators behind these apps. Most developers were quite responsive, but I especially want to single out Rick from Solitaire Till Dawn and Mike from Solitaire Forever II, whose passion, dedication, hard work, and warmth really shone through.

NB: If you'd like to read more extensive comments about each app, head to my original article here.

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I own 5 out of 7 games in this bundle and it says “get” instead of showing me the price, will it charge me if were to claim it?

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 12:57 PM PDT

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SteamWorld Heist is amazing but doesn't support the latest devices

Posted: 25 Sep 2020 08:49 AM PDT

Pretty surprised to find out that SteamWorld Heist doesn't support the latest iPhones or iPads. In fact, the game has only received 1 update in its time on the App Store, and that was 3 years ago.

I've reached out to the devs on Twitter to see if there was ever going to be a patch with support for the new screen size, but I was told there were no plans for it. Pretty disappointing considering Apple has featured a story on the game, given it the Editor's Choice award, and also the fact that Apple was requiring all apps to update with support the new screen sizes like 2 years ago.

Made even worse because there's no way to know the screen isn't supported until after you've bought the game.

Side note: I love the game, but because of the screen support, I bought it for the Switch too. It's so much fun and incredibly well made and replayable.

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Kingdom Rush Origins 2.99 —> .99 Tower Defense

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 08:46 PM PDT

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Another Smash Legends video, Power Stone 2-Like, coming to iOS, PC and Android

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 02:15 PM PDT

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C.A.R.D - Out now!

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 10:58 PM PDT

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Legit head to head sports games?

Posted: 25 Sep 2020 10:23 AM PDT

Madden is okay, but I was wondering if there are any actual full games where you play head to head instead of "who can score more in 3 drives against AI."

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Are there any wired controllers that can be used on the iPad Air 3?

Posted: 25 Sep 2020 01:37 AM PDT

I have a PS4 controller and an Xbox one controller, but I want a controller which I can just connect to the iPad via a cable to eliminate the need for charging. Been doing some research but I can't seem to find anything useful on it, I would appreciate any help. Thanks.

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What are some good long lasting games

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 06:28 PM PDT

Im in the military (Navy) and I dont always get service in parts of the ship to be able to play online games. So im here now, looking for advice. I like action games puzzling ones, really anything that can last more than 10 minutes. I currently play (offline games); Candy crush, checkers, chess, backgammon, bowmasters (not often), hill climber.

Online games so you have an idea of what may interest me; Crash Royal, Boom Beach, and trivia crack

Help me find a good game please.

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Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise 5.99 —> .99 Puzzle

Posted: 24 Sep 2020 12:38 PM PDT