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20 Mobile Games You Should Be Playing Supplement
Looking to learn a little more about the mobile games we featured in issue 223 of Game Informer? You've come to the right place.
Below you will find more information about the titles found in our article "20 Mobile Games You Should Be Playing." Most of the entries feature trailers or gameplay videos, while a few links will bring you to official homepages and/or the iTunes/Android markets. Know of a good game we forgot? Share your favorite picks in the comments below!
Contre Jour (iOS, Mokus):
Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP (iOS, Superbrothers/Capybara Games):
UniWar (iOS/Android, JavaGround):
View the official homepage.
Pocket Academy (iOS, Kairosoft):
Jetpack Joyride:
Tetris (iOS/Android, EA Mobile Montreal):
Blast Monkeys (iOS/Android, Yobanja):
View the official homepage.
Hanging With Friends (iOS, Zynga With Friends):
Zenonia (iOS/Android, Gamevil):
League of Evil (iOS, Ravenous Games):
Battleheart (iOS/Android, Mikamobile):
Spy Mouse (iOS, EA Firemint):
DrawRace 2 (iOS, RedLynx):
Age of Zombies (iOS/Android, HalfBrick Studios):
Anomaly: Warzone Earth (iOS, 11bit Studios):
Groove Coaster (iOS, Taito):
Infinity Field (iOS, ForzeField Studios):
Shift (iOS/Android, Handmark):
Shadow Cities (iOS, Grey Area):
Canabalt (iOS, Semi Secret Software):
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