The chances of you getting bored with an awesome phone like your iPhone in your hand are really close to none. But what do you do when you want to play a game but you're on your own? Not to worry, because there are plenty of games on iTunes for solitary play, and it may not be as fun as playing multiplayer games on the iPhone, but they still cut the mustard.
Who Said That?
If movie is your thing and dialogues you can remember like your old nursery rhymes then you can have loads of fun playing this fast paced game. There's a pretty good chance that you won't know all the answers and you can then figure out how good or bad you really are! There's also a bonus round in this game where you can select the number of movies you think you will get right.
Analyze Handwriting
It's always fascinating to analyse handwriting; the thought of figuring a person out with just their handwriting is intriguing. You can now see if all the fuss about handwriting analyses is true or not by downloading the Analyze Handwriting app and use it by entering words or sentences that they ask you to, by using your finger or an appropriate stylus.
Free Letter Bug
All those who swear their hate for word games will turn tables once they've played this game. Not only is it great but you can enhance your vocabulary and even you spellings can be improved. In this game alphabets are scattered all across the screen in layers and the topmost layer is the active one, you need to make words and make sure you spell them correctly too. You get more points the faster you make the words and also get more points for longer words. To scramble the words you need to shake the phone.
Oh my word!
What a cool game this is! And not half as macabre as some of the hangman games you will find on the iTunes store. This one is far more easy on the eyes, but not easier to play. When you launch this game, you are given two words and a blank one in the middle. You have to guess the words based on the two words given, whether the word that you have to guess comes before or after either of these words. Requires plenty of logic and lateral thinking. Have fun!
Who Said That?
If movie is your thing and dialogues you can remember like your old nursery rhymes then you can have loads of fun playing this fast paced game. There's a pretty good chance that you won't know all the answers and you can then figure out how good or bad you really are! There's also a bonus round in this game where you can select the number of movies you think you will get right.
Analyze Handwriting
It's always fascinating to analyse handwriting; the thought of figuring a person out with just their handwriting is intriguing. You can now see if all the fuss about handwriting analyses is true or not by downloading the Analyze Handwriting app and use it by entering words or sentences that they ask you to, by using your finger or an appropriate stylus.
Free Letter Bug
All those who swear their hate for word games will turn tables once they've played this game. Not only is it great but you can enhance your vocabulary and even you spellings can be improved. In this game alphabets are scattered all across the screen in layers and the topmost layer is the active one, you need to make words and make sure you spell them correctly too. You get more points the faster you make the words and also get more points for longer words. To scramble the words you need to shake the phone.
Oh my word!
What a cool game this is! And not half as macabre as some of the hangman games you will find on the iTunes store. This one is far more easy on the eyes, but not easier to play. When you launch this game, you are given two words and a blank one in the middle. You have to guess the words based on the two words given, whether the word that you have to guess comes before or after either of these words. Requires plenty of logic and lateral thinking. Have fun!
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Thom crafts stories for mac software leader, PocketMac. They specialize in Apple related software, including their Apple iPhone game, Rock, Paper, Airplane.
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