The iPhone is without a doubt the best mobile gaming platform on the market, short of getting a dedicated device like the Nintendo DS. Thanks to the popularity of the platform, there are numerous free iPhone games available. We have listed 25 of the best among them.
#25 Beyond Ynth
There is darkness in the Kingdom of Kriblonia. The Four Dark Spiders of the Apocalypse (ew, ew, EW!!! -ed) have stolen the Dazzly Diamonds that bring light to the land, and only one little bug, Kribl, is brave enough to fight them. First he'll have to find them, though! Guide Kribl through mazes and puzzles which will challenge the lateral thinking skills of old and young alike. If that's not reason enough to play, think about this: If you don't give it a shot, the spiders have already won.
#24 Checkers Free
For those that enjoy classic boardgames but are not into the complexity of chess, there is a viable substitute to be found in checkers. Enjoy the simple, structured strategy of checkers and play either with a human friend or against a challenging AI. The overall rendering of this game is downright appealing, from the sound effects to the visuals. If it's checkers you want, this is the app for you!
#23 Contract Killer
Need to blow off some steam but don't really want to commit mindless violence against another human being? No problem! Contract Killer is the game for you! Select your weapon of choice and watch your back as you worm your way through an underground of thugs and bounty hunters, making more connections and unlocking more missions. With over 15 story missions, as well as unlimited random missions, there's more than enough to sate any level of blood- and XP-lust.
#22 iJewels
Swap the jewels back and forth to match 3 or more in a row. There's something indescribably satisfying about the clacking sound these jewels make each time they drop from the sky after a chain is formed. Gameplay is somewhat improved with a touch interface, and the leaderboards are cross-platform, so players can compete even against friends with Android phones.
#21 Sudoku
This is a pretty straightforward adaptation of the matrix game that is often referred to as a crossword puzzle for numbers. This particular version features a feudal Japan theme and two separate keypads for better flow between number entry and notes. There are five different difficulty levels, as well as Open Feint integration for leaderboards, and over 3,000 puzzles to solve.
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