What are good iOS app time-killers for a long flight?
I've got a long international flight coming up and I'm looking for good iOS Games/Apps/Activities to keep me occupied during the 13-hour flight.15 recommended
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Pavan Sethi5Product @ Stealth 🤐 · Written
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Ali R. TariqProduct Designer, Manulife RED Lab · Written
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Andrew DelawarePerformance · Written
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RCTC is a port of Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 that was originally released on the PC back in the early 2000s. It's a theme park simulator where you build your own park with hired staff, food stalls, retail stalls, and custom rides. There are a number of game scenarios you can play, but even better there's a feature that let's you import game saves from RCT2. If this interests you, do a search for RCT repositories where people have uploaded custom scenarios and game saves.
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HRM is a delightful puzzle game where you use programming logic to automate tasks given to you by your boss. The programming language in the game is pretty simple and easy to understand, and you'll feel like a genius when you get past the harder puzzles that are later in the game.
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Stefan Theofilos6UI/UX Designer, Lucro Solutions · Written
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Kunal Bhatia22Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
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Mini Metro is a game where you have to manage the creation of subway lines that get passengers from point A to point B as efficiently as possible. The tools at your disposal include additional lines, trains, train cars, high speed trains, bridges, and a few others. You lose a game if and when passengers have waited too long to get onto a train.
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I discovered this game back in December and couldn't put it down. Solitairica is the classic game of solitaire combined with a turn-based dungeon crawler. You battle against different bosses who each have their own special abilities. You'll be able to enhance your own abilities by choosing from a number of deck modifiers that help you get past each hurdle. There are easy, medium and difficult decks to play from. I had a hard enough time playing on easy because each game is completely random and relies on both luck and skill, but it's totally worth it.
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Kaatje MullebrouckUX Designer · Written
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