10 Best iOS Games for iPhone 12 in 2021! By Serg Tech

Hey there what's up, welcome back to the channel, and today we're going to be going over the top 10 best games for your new iPhone 12 Pro max. So let's begin with the video now so, what's up everyone welcome back to surge tech Sergio here in this channel. I do a lot of tech reviews and tutorials so make sure you subscribe, so you don't miss out on future. Videos like this there's gonna, be links to everything that I talk about in this video in the description down below so do check that out and let's get right on with the video. So maybe you just got your new iPhone 12 Pro max, and you've been dying to see any new games that you can play in this phone in today's video, I'm going to be showing you the best 10 games that you can play and that are also free. This is in no particular order, so any game that made it to this list.

I consider really, really good and the first one I have to show you is going to be polynomial. So, at the start of the battle of polynomial you're, going to find yourself in this little town, surrounded by the unknown, with one single warrior, as you can see right here under your command, the game is going to give you around 30 turns to explore, locate and ally with or attack other miniature empires research technologies and advance your civilization. So for more bloodthirsty players, there is also a domination mode where you play until only one tribe remains standing. However, you play it's an astonishing achievement, huge fun and the best freebie game on iPhone and next up we're going to have super falls.2, which is gonna, be a really really really fun game. I was actually playing it before so.

Demons have broken through the barriers between worlds, but all the action heroes are busy. Therefore, it's gonna fall to a chicken to stop them all. So the controls are really simple. What you're going to do is tap left or right of the screen to arc in that direction. The trick is in the timing, getting it right, so you smack into an enemy rather than a fury demon breath and virtually there are things to aid you, such as power ups activated by an upward swipe between game chicken upgrades like missiles you fire.

Sometimes you can also get suits. So it's pretty much a very simple but really fun game to play, and then on the third position, we're going to have pigeon wings, so evil minions have taken over the city and only pigeons and biplanes can save us. This is what budget cuts get you. You can zigzag through buildings subways and tunnels, blasting drones and flying fortresses to bits, at least when you're, not flying into walls, which happens quite often. The only downside is the game so touch one note, but doesn't really matter when it's fabulous as it is, as you can tell you just have to like press one button and then by telling your phone up and down you'll, be able to pass all of this, and you got to be careful to not crash and next up we're going to have disc drive in two.

So when you imagine a racing game, turned bass play probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind, but this drive-in. It turns this into a futuristic race, fair, look, somehow creating something. That's fiercely compelling, rather than ridiculous. So, basically, all you got to do is just like press this pin and then just keep spinning, and it's kind of like a race. You can play multiplayer.

You have a timer right here on top, it's really simple and easy to play next up we're going to have data wing, so the first impressions of this game is basically that you're going to guide a little triangular ship about a minimal track battling inertia in a manner similar to controlling the spaceship in a classic arcade blaster asteroids. But usually your ship doesn't explode when it hits something. Instead, it's going to encourage you to stay on track as I'm going to show you right now, I'm going to go into this side, and especially while all of this is going on, there is a narrative plane out on the level select screen involving your job as a data wing working for mother, the IA heart of a machine. This is going to become almost as engaging as the arcade action delving into hacking and affording you glimpses of why beyond the screen, and now we're going to have spelled tar plus. So the original spell tower remains one of the finest board games in any platform.

Drawing from a traditional paper-based word, searches in crosswords spell towers averted the general by bolting on bits of tetras. This mashup provides lashings of word-based strategy and appeal to a wide range of puzzle fans beyond tower. You enter into modes that borrow from Tetris like arcade puzzlers, for example, we're going to put the word c and everything's going to go down the ladder. Have you manipulated a square board pack with double score tiles, and you only get one attempt to submit a high scattering word, so you can try out the different type of mode, as you can tell? You have tower mode, you're also going to have puzzle and rush, and next up we're going to have peaks edge, so peaks edge is also packed full of pointy critters and in a game that is decidedly claustrophobic. Take on a semi randomized turn based strategy tile, for example, whenever I move you're going to be facing the enemies going towards you, so you can't attack them by just going against them, and next up we're going to have shadow gone legends which is going to be a first-person shooter stone, cold killers who are treated like rock stars.

So basically, this game is going to be about missions. You have a ton of stuff to do, for example, if you want to get into a mission you just talk to this guy, but also beware that it's a first shooter game. So there is a confidence in swagger here, that's rare for this genre, since it has dazzling visuals, accessibility and debt. So shadow gun legends is the first raid mobile title, and we're also going to have night brawl, which is a casually variant into sensible and hyper casual gaming. So you're going to start off with basic 1-1 matches to get to grips with, not horribly dying, a double tap on an arrow button.

Has your fighter launched Thor's an opponent potentially knocking away their shield or armor, assuming your weapons, pointing in the right direction, deliver a killing blow, and you presumably get serious bragging rights of screen at the video game card exercise and now, last but not least, we're going to have my favorite actually, which is gonna, be pin out. So this is basically going to be a reworking of pinball, as you guys can tell, and it's been out for a while, but it's going to rethink the pinball as an endless runner of sorts, so you're going to face up a single massive table with the aim of getting as far as possible before the timer runs out. I know it sounds simple and reductive like even compared to proper pinball, but pin out proves a frequently exciting tense game since you're going to have a limited time of one minute, and you'll be able to get more seconds as you go up, but you're going to pass a different level. It has around eight varied themes in a small section of mini-games to keep you interested and push replay value, I'm going to try it right here, I'm going to try one round, as you can tell so. Basically, you just have to go up, and if you get these little white dots you're going to have time added to your seconds as you can tell, and just be careful about letting the ball drop, so that was it on the best top 10 games for your new iPhone 12 Pro max.

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Source : Serg Tech