John Bedford (Modojo): "The goal of this game is to get into the elevator and advance to the next floor...."
Read that a second time and it still doesn't exactly sound intimidating or interesting does it? Mind you, neither did that trailer for The Shining for the first minute or so, and we all know how that ended. Fortunately, in 100 Floors it's an endless torrent of intriguing, playful, Warioware puzzles that pour from the elevator doors.
John Bedford (Modojo): Gameday's challenging escape-the-room game Doors & Rooms has soared up the App Store charts over the last week and with good reason. It's an expansive and challenging game that tasks players with navigating four chapters of fiendishly designed rooms. If you're finding the game just a little too taxing, we've got complete walkthroughs for chapters one, two, three, and four.
If you've already exhausted the game's many levels, here are the other escape-the-room games that you need to play next.
Now this is going to be a tough one. Over the years, we've amassed a pretty hefty collection of free games on our iOS devices, and they range from those that are genuinely free, to those that aggressively push their in-app purchases.
We had two big rules for any of the games on this list. First of all, the free game should offer a complete gaming experience in its own right. Second, a game can have in-app purchases but they should either be cosmetic, or have only the most minimal affect on gameplay (sorry Tiny Tower). With that out of the way, here are the games that deserve a place on your preferred iOS device, and they won't cost you a cent.
