In the meantime, we’ve got a thread on our forums filled with other folks excited to explore another stranger’s phone again. There’s not a ton of details available just yet on the game, but I think a lot of people will be happy with simply more of the same as the original game was so interesting. The game was received incredibly well, and a sequel titled Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story will be released on September 21st. It’s a voyeuristic puzzle game of sorts that is set in the basic premise of the player finding someone else’s phone and exploring the mysteries found inside. If you’d like to follow the progress of the game a little closer in the meantime, we’ve got a vibrant thread in our forums.Įarlier this year, A Normal Lost Phone was released. It also is quite a looker, and is likely going to be one of the few titles that’ll really put the GPU inside of the A11 Bionic processor to the test. (Soon, as in, this year.) If the freemium shenanigans of Real Racing 3 tired you out, you’ll be happy to hear that GRID is going to be a premium priced racing game. Well, soon GRID Autosport will hit the App Store. The iPhone has been a great platform for racing games, but it feels like ever since EA dominated that particular sector with Real Racing 3 there’s been a distinct lack of competition. I’ve heard absolutely nothing but phenomenal things about the game and have been waiting to play it on my iPad. It’s finally coming to mobile on September 19th. The game has been available on Steam for a while now, with “very positive” reviews. Following a successful Kickstarter in late 2014, the Thimbleweed Park team has been hard at work at crafting a point and click adventure game which has since resonated with fans of the genre to an extent that’s hard to believe. Gilbert was instrumental in both Maniac Mansion as well as the first two Monkey Island games. While the name Ron Gilbert might not be immediately recognizable to you, I bet some of the games he’s been responsible for are. Of course we’re super excited for all the augmented reality games that were demonstrated, as well as Sky, but there’s way more noteworthy gaming happenings than those few titles.
While most of the Apple community spent this week glued to any news about the keynote and the since revealed new iPhones, as usual, the world of iOS gaming was packed to the gills with all sorts of new and upcoming games.
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