Top 5 iPhone Games from the UK
Best of the iPhone games published in the UK
Pride in good old fashioned British-ness is always simmering under the surface among UK citizens, even if it rarely threatens to boil over.
With the legendary Jaguar E-Type turning 50 this week, however, Qi is reminded of just how sexy Great Britain can be, as demonstrated in modern times by these top scoring iPhone games.
To celebrate the classic motor’s birthday in our own unique fashion then, here are the Top 5 UK-published iPhone games.
So, get your pasties out of the oven, settle down with a pint of warm ale, and tune into BBC Andy Murray with iPhone in hand.
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At the other end of the comedy scale from Karoshi is Bloons TD. Take dart-throwing monkeys, speedy balloons, and race tracks. Mix for 30 minutes. Leave to cool and serve. You’ll end up with this fiercely addictive tower defence game with a simian twist. |
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Taking 2D platforming conventions and violently throwing them against a wall of spikes, Karoshi slips you into the well-pressed suit trousers of Mr Karoshi, a Japanese dude who has simply had enough (think anime Falling Down). The aim of the game is to kill yourself utilising the environmental spikes and pitfalls. Dark British humour at its most bloodthirsty. |
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You can’t get any more British than dry observations on the futility of existence. Straandlooper's Hector: Badge of Carnage Ep1 delivers sardony and sarcasm like they're going out of fashion, as you attempt to negotiate with a bunch of terrorists. Point-and-click adventure meets Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. |
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If we ever run a 'Top 5 games with cute spiders in them' list, you can bet your old skool lunch money Arachnadoodle will feature. Not only is it adorable, but it’s also fiendishly addictive. Fire Boris the arachnid around the touchscreen, connect the pins, spin a web, and trap the flies. Easy. |
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Britannia may not rule the waves any longer, but we can still take to the seas in Plunderland, published by UK duo JohnnyTwoShoes. With its comedy ragdoll physics and a genuine focus on fun, Plunderland could almost make us forget that the insipid new Pirates of the Caribbean movie is out now. Almost. |
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