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This week in iOS gaming · updated Fri Oct 23 2026

iOS gaming has seen notable expansion across multiple genres this week. Netflix continues strengthening its gaming portfolio with both casual social experiences and narrative-driven content, including a new Codenames adaptation and an upcoming horror title from Supermassive Games. Puzzle and word games remain prominent, with traditional titles like Words with Friends undergoing major dictionary updates while innovative entries like Tearscape blend soulslike mechanics with retro aesthetics. The platform is also witnessing increased diversity through personal storytelling projects and genre reimagining, as established franchises like Crossy Road transform into new formats exclusive to subscription services, reflecting iOS gaming's evolution toward varied experiences beyond traditional mobile fare.

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One Piece: Grand Gourmet now available on mobile

One Piece: Grand Gourmet has launched as a paid title on iOS and Android. The game tasks Sanji and the crew with rebuilding the Baratie after an impostor restaurant damages its reputation, creating Baratie Two. Players c…

· via Pocket Gamer

Netflix Adds Codenames: Party, Expanding Social Gaming Options

Netflix has released Codenames: Party, a digital adaptation of the classic word-deduction board game with multiple gameplay modes including a new Party Mode that removes team mechanics in favor of individual word sets an…

· via Droid Gamers

Weekly Mobile Game Roundup: Fresh Picks Across iOS and Android

Pocket Gamer has curated a selection of five noteworthy mobile releases for the week, spanning from indie titles to major releases available on both iOS and Android platforms. The featured games include Pusheen's Place o…

· via Pocket Gamer

Essential Japanese games you should play on your iPhone or iPad

Pocket Gamer has updated its guide to the finest Japanese-developed games available on iOS platforms, showcasing how this region has gradually built a strong presence in mobile gaming. The publication notes that while Ja…

· via Pocket Gamer

Top Netflix mobile games to play this October

Netflix offers a growing library of mobile games available to subscribers across iOS and Android devices, spanning genres from action to puzzle games. Players can access the games directly through the Netflix app by navi…

· via Pocket Gamer

River City Survivors brings beat-'em-up heroes to Apple Arcade

River City Survivors: Downtown of the Dead has launched on Apple Arcade for iOS. It is a Vampire Survivors-style roguelite featuring characters from the River City series fighting zombies. Players can team up with two ot…

· via Pocket Gamer

Five fresh mobile games to check out this week

Pocket Gamer's weekly roundup highlights five new mobile games for iOS and Android. The list includes Kartboard Dash, a cardboard kart racer with boosts and random changes in the final laps, and Blossom Tales: The Sleepi…

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Cardboard kart racer Kartboard Dash launches on mobile and PC

Zatun's arcade racer Kartboard Dash has left early access and is now available on iOS, Android, and PC. The game features handmade cardboard and tape tracks, power-ups, and race-wide modifiers that activate during the fi…

· via Pocket Gamer

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