Sure, you've never played as a car teetering on the edge of a cliff while having a philosophical conversation with a deer. No matter! Now you can! You'll also be able to sneak aboard an alien ship, fight hordes of zombies in your city, and go bowling.
Alto's Odyssey
The sequel to Alto's Adventure is called Alto's Odyssey and, while the original remains impressive, it could be even better. You now have a new trick to add to your arsenal with wall rides, giving you more control over your combos. There are new environments to explore, and you can play a Zen Mode that lets you enjoy the game's sights and sounds (if you liked the previous game's soundtrack, you'll love this one). A sequel you can't miss. Developed by Team Alto, Alto's Odyssey is available on iOS and Android (free but with ads).
Bowling 3D Extreme
A fairly typical mobile bowling game but no less interesting for that. Bowling 3D Extreme features simple controls, surprisingly decent graphics, and three game modes. That includes single-player matches, versus CPU, and Pass N Play, which is the local multiplayer mode. However, it's an excellent and simple bowling game to play on mobile. You can choose from thirteen balls and play in three different modes. And while this title has a free version, we recommend the paid version here because there are no microtransactions or additional ads that might bother you while playing. Developed by EivaaGames, Bowling 3D Extreme is available on iOS and Android.
Dr. Splorchy Presents: Space Heroes
If you're looking for action with FPS, puzzle, and adventure mechanics, Dr. Splorchy Presents: Space Heroes is your game. The plot takes place aboard an alien ship. Your goal is to disarm weapons of mass destruction, solve various puzzles, save the alien mayor, and much more. The game also contains ironic humor, colorful graphics, and more than decent gameplay. As you progress, it gets harder, of course. This is a game by Squanch Games and has the same team of people who made Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality. Undoubtedly, an excellent virtual reality game. Developed by Squanch Games, Dr. Splorchy Presents: Space Heroes is available exclusively on Android.
Far from Noise
To start, it's almost difficult to classify Far from Noise as a game. What happens when the game begins is that you find yourself inside your car, teetering on the edge of a cliff, and probably about to die. There's not much you can do, obviously, except talk. But there's no trace of humans: your conversational partner is not a person, but a deer. Death seems imminent throughout your chat, but the environment remains remarkably serene, between the sunset on the horizon and the waves crashing on the shore. The dialogue itself becomes fun and thoughtful at the same time, inspired by transcendentalist philosophy as well as a touch of wit. The decisions you make throughout the story influence what happens next, so replayability is high in this title. Developed by George Batchelor, Far from Noise is available exclusively on iOS.
The Walking Dead: Our World (Free Game)
Similar to Pokémon Go, The Walking Dead: Our World is an augmented reality game based on the hit AMC series. Roam the real world looking for various points of interest while surviving the zombie horde. The game includes collectible elements (from series characters to weapons and items), weekly challenges, and even some cooperative events with other real players. It's likely that it won't achieve the viral quality of Pokémon Go; however, it's a decent enough title. There are some bugs here and there, but nothing too serious. We hope the developers get this in full shape in the coming months. Developed by Next Games, The Walking Dead: Our World is available on iOS and Android.
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