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Gameloft’s Rogue Planet is a turn based strategy game that deserves to be the king of the games, of its genre, for iPhone. With its strategic game play, involving story line and online play, the game is quite famous among strategic game lovers.

Rogue Planet starts with the ship called as Nimah coming back to earth, after a long colonial mission of 35 years, across the stars. As Nimah approaches, the crew notices that there is no lighting on the planet. Nimah decides to land to investigate and meanwhile the crew discovers that again, human screwed up long-time by developing sentient robots. These robots got out of control and declared war against humanity, and now it’s your responsibility to save the earth.

If you are looking for a classic strategy game play along with humorous dialogue and multiplayer options, Robocalypse: Mobile Mayhem, developed by Vogster Entertainment is the best. The game has been introduced in the App Store for the iPhone.

Robocalypse has a crazy storyline which is released between missions through cartoon cut scenes. It seems that there has been some mix-up at the robot factory that lead to the making of an evil robot army which is led by an insane robot, named as The Demolisher, who likes destruction. The main character of the game, Myron Mako, makes a new army of robots along with WWII vets.

Great Little War Game (GLWG), developed by Rubicon, is now available in the App Store for the iPhone. The title of the game is honest about its content. In the trend of streamlined tactical classic games like Advance Wars series and Military Madness, Great Little War Game welcomes the newcomers and provides hours of entertainment. As you might guess, this is a strategic combat game which you can get for just $2.99 which is affordable.

Great Little War Game is a turn-based 3D strategy game. It offers wonderful visuals that look like they are cartoons or are just taken out of a comic book. You can fight with your enemies on land, air or even on the sea with various weapons. You can send foot soldiers or use ships and tanks to crush your enemies. Instead of remembering the buttons for each action, you just need to tap on the troop and make their way to victory.

Galaxy Express is a little puzzle game that is similar to Chuck the Ball or Chu Chu Rocket. You can download this game from the App Store on your iPhone. There is a cute story in this application with well-written dialogues.

Your job in the game is simple. You have to help a space delivery boy named as Jonathan Rowe. You have to plot his course and help him to get safely through the universe using the arrows displayed on the iPhone’s screen. Put those arrows in the right places, press go, and the space delivery boy will follow your rules, leading him to make delivery on the correct planet.

It’s a simple stuff, and the difficulty doesn’t come up too quickly, although there are some mind-benders to beat by the end of 120 puzzles. There are few nice social features included in the game like the option to see any of your solutions, sharing them with friends, or even check out what other players have done. The graphics of the game are not really animated, but they look nice on iPhone.