Games of the Week - The 5 Best New Games for iOS and Android - October 31 - week - Video Peel Mailages, Instructions, Exemplary procedures, reviews and culture

Hello and welcome to this week in our longtime Games of the Week series. If you are looking for the 5 best games that were introduced this week in stores for iPhone, iPad or Android, you are just right here.

Here we discuss the five best games that have been published this week on one of the mobile platforms. "But, wait one minute!" I hear you call you: "Every week there is a lot of games, you have to have some restrictions!"

You are right, with this article we do not consider the numerous subscription services (Apple Arcade, Google Play Pass, GameClub, Hatch, etc.), which were introduced on one of the mobile platforms. This means that our list is a finely curated list of great, fresh title that you can download and play without subscribing to or installing a third party initiative. Of course there are some great games for these services, but now we focus on the things we can grab.

This week we have some great new titles, a narrative thriller, a scary update for a classic horror title, an amazing sliding slot action game and much more.

Remember if you want to browse some of our prior selection options, you can do this at any time in our Games of the Week Hub. That way, you can find games that allow you to fill in the empty space on your phone. Or follow us on Twitter if you like your messages in Bitesize Chunks that are delivered directly to your palm.

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1 A case of mistrust - iOS

It may be new to them, but it is 1924 and they are a private detective that is involved in a massive, twisted mortgage. If that's not enough to fascinate her, my goodness, just look at the trailer of a case of mistrust - it bleeding with his cartoon silhouette art style.

I always have enough time for games that do interesting things with narrative and art style, so it's always great if something such a haunting offer supplies like A Case of Mistrust. In addition, there is a convincing story that even raises current social issues such as emancipation.

A case of mistrust is now available appstore

Spray lattice - Android

2 A case of mistrust - iOS

It may be new to them, but it is 1924 and they are a private detective that is involved in a massive, twisted mortgage. If that's not enough to fascinate her, my goodness, just look at the trailer of a case of mistrust - it bleeding with his cartoon silhouette art style.

I always have enough time for games that do interesting things with narrative and art style. So it's always great if something supplies such a pushy offer as A Case of Mistrust. In addition, there is a convincing story that even raises current social issues such as emancipation.

A case of mistrust is now available appstore

3 Jumpgrid - iOS / Android

Pocket Gamers, Top Video Boy's James made a video about Jumpgrids iOS publishing at the beginning of the year. He enthused himself for the fecal design of the generation and how simple, motion-based gameplay association with modern, technically inspired real-time challenges. Honestly, I do not accuse him.

If you are looking for an arcade game with an amazing aesthetics and demand for quick fingers and faster reflexes, you do not have to look much further than Jumpgrid.

Jumpgrid is now available on Google Play and was published at the App Store at the beginning of the year.

4 Jumpgrid - iOS / Android (new)

Pocket Gamers, Top Video Boy's James made a video about Jumpgrids iOS publishing at the beginning of the year. He enthused himself for the fecal design of the generation and how simple, motion-based gameplay association with modern, technically inspired real-time challenges. Honestly, I do not accuse him.

If you are looking for an arcade game with an amazing aesthetics and demand for quick fingers and faster reflexes, you do not have to look much further than Jumpgrid.

Jumpgrid is now available on Google Play and was published at the beginning of the year in the App Store.

5 Gwent: The Witcher Card Game - iOS

Gwent, Gwent, Gwent. It is a competitive card game with amazing animations and his torn line from the heart of The Witcher Universe. I have dealt with it since it came into the Closed Beta in 1934, and I really enjoyed the works of art and character animations, and actually I believe that you really are a precedent for the genre in total.

Gwent is incredibly free, it is fantastic and concise. Card games come and go, but like Hearthstone and great-grandfather Magic The Gathering is Gwent here to stay and will only go to strength thanks to its fantastic foundations of strength.

Gwent is now available on the available AppStore

6 Forgotten memories - iOS / Android (new)

Do you remember forgotten memories? Ironically not. But I think that could be because my phone on Android ran and Forgotten memories never found the way to the platform. Almost out of the blue, the horror title 2015 has received a big update for iOS and unexpectedly a publication for the Google Play version.

For those who are unaware of the game, it is a survival horror game with Resident Evil 4-style and an incredibly haunting atmosphere. If you want, you can watch the WAYBACK-WHEN footage, as our former video Whiz Peter proclaimed a small insight into the topic for our former Video Whiz.

Forgotten memories are now available in Appstore and Google Play

7 Angry Birds Ar: Pork island - iOS / Android (new)

Love them or hate them, the Angry Birds games are a very pure example of well-made physics games. Angry Birds Ar: Isle of Pigs is better than just that, it's in Ar. While that works a bit later, AR is ideal for games that ride on the trajectory, and Rovio has made great work to create small, destructive dioramas.

If you are still a bit cynical, you can find a video of our own James, which throws a quick look at the game at home on his stairs - worth a watch.

Angry Birds Ar: The island of pigs is now available to Google Play, and earlier the year for the released AppStore.