Re: Help with I. O. S games.
King of dragon pass and six ages are both great, though I've not got far into six ages yet myself, and yee gods those games will take your time.
If you like strategy, a few minutes of glory is worth a try, I've also recently been quite the fan of tank battle endless gunner, and path of adventure is always worth a look.
There are then the fantastic rpgs a dark room and the ensign (the ensign particularly can be brutal), and Nano empire, which has some similar mechanics to a dark room but is less extreme.
land of livia is a time based rpg I've had fun with in the past, though at the moment I'd like to reset my game and try again as I'm not sure where in the story I am exactly.
Speaking of time based games, there's also the extremely good timecrest which is an interactive story with rpg like elements played over time.
I wish the adventure to fate games still worked correctly with voiceover, but sadly they've not been updated in quite a while and last I tried access was rather wonky.
In another vane, for something which is pure strategy in a card game for, Lost cities is worth playing, especially against others, and though they're traditional games there are gameworld and dice world, indeed gameworld particularly is one I pull out when I want to just keep my brain ticking over for a minute with a word search or quick rand of trivia questions, and for strategic building games there are knight commander and crafting kingdom.
Actually speaking of knight commander, woodside aps have done a great job with their access, and if you fancy strategy games like tetris or mine sweeper their titles might be well worth a look.
Story based games there are the hosted games, choice of games and Delight games gamebook libraries, and there are a few audio adventures like codename signas.
Most pure audio games tend to be arcade style, but there are some extremely good ones, FEER is always worth a try, and the recently released audio wizards is rather fun.
Audio hub 2, has a couple of nice audiogames, I particularly like animal escape and the samurai games. I also personally enjoyed space encounter as a random space invaders game, though many people did not. I'm also sad in the audio vane that the old games from somethinelse no longer work correctly as they're fantastically done first person action adventures, and in the case of audio defense zombie arena, a great arcade shooter requiring actual movement from the player (I've heard circus master is similar, though I've not tried that yet).
If you want a very nuts set of puzzles that really get you to try out your Iphone, have a look at blackbox.
The blindfold games vary in quality and people have a downer on many, particularly because often their menus and basic design model can be a bit off putting and the prices of their games can vary to how you calculate things, however, they are games that use some very interesting varients on haptic control methods with the Iphone, I particularly enjoyed their blindfold runner and breakout games, and some others that utilise gestures such as pool and hopper, though some other of their titles I wasn't impressed with at all.
Hth.
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