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Previously we talked about 10 Best Apple iPhone Games, today I would like to share 10 Must Have iPhone Games.

DeerHunter 3D ($5.99)
If you’re a fan of arcade hunting games like Big Buck Hunter, you’ll love DeerHunter 3D. The game lets you track deer footprints on your map, and when you get close enough, go in for the kill. Unlock cool extras like a scope for far-away shots, and keep yourself still and your aim true using the Steady button.

Fieldrunners ($2.99)
There are lots of tower-defense-style games in the App Store, but Fieldrunners is my favorite. Install different types of defense towers across the battlefield to keep enemy soldiers, tanks, helicopters, and zeppelins from infiltrating your base.

Flight Control ($0.99)
Think you’ve got what it takes to be an air traffic controller? Flight Control will change your mind about that. The game involves setting flight paths to safely direct jumbo jets to the large runway, smaller prop planes to the airstrip, and helicopters to the helipad. The premise is simple, but the game play is tough.


iFighter ($0.99)
iFighter is a new take on the classic top-down shoot-’em-up, in which you fly your fighter plane through scrolling levels, dodging bullets and taking out the bad guys. What makes the iPhone the perfect platform for this type of game is its accelerometer: Just tilt the phone left, right, forward, and back to maneuver your plane.

iShoot ($1.99)
This turn-based tank battle pits you against other players or the computer in a fight to the death. Each round starts with a shopping spree in which you browse a long list of available weapons and buy the ones that will best blow your opponents to smithereens. Once your arsenal is set, players take turns shooting by calculating the trajectory and velocity needed to hit the other tanks.

Need for Speed: Undercover ($9.99)
This is hands-down the best racing game for the iPhone, which is saying something because there are lots of racing games for the iPhone. Like most of them, Need for Speed: Undercover uses your phone’s accelerometer to steer the car, and you use the touch screen to brake or give yourself a nitrous speed boost. The game play is challenging, the cut scenes are beautiful, and there’s even a decent story line to hold your interest.

SimCity ($4.99)
EA has managed to cram an amazing amount of bells and whistles into this mobile version of the classic municipal administration game. The visuals are great, and the strategies and game play hew close to the original SimCity that you remember from 20 years ago.

Texas Hold’em ($4.99)
Apple’s own poker game is one of the best card games in the App Store. Hold your phone vertically to see your opponents’ faces and look for tells as they play, or turn it horizontal to see the whole table and speed the game up a bit.

UniWar ($3.99)
UniWar is a turn-based strategy game that turns interstellar war into a kind of chess match. The goal is to capture your enemy’s bases using an army composed of different types of soldiers and vehicles, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Every level demands a different strategy to win, and you won’t beat it quickly.

Wolfenstein 3D Classic ($1.99)
This game is a throwback to the original Wolfenstein 3D first-person shooter. Honestly, its main appeal might be nostalgia—the graphics and controls are way beneath what the iPhone is capable of—but Wolfenstein is still a fun Nazi-killing romp.

Enjoy your game!

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