The days are cooling. The leaves change color and the faint aroma of pumpkin fills the air. The world is starting to sleep again, and all manner of spirits come out to play.
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There is perhaps no better platform for those spirits to play than iOS. There are thousands of games out there, some good, some bad, some great. But what to play? In such a large sea, how do you figure out what's worth playing?
Leave that to us. In celebration of Halloween this Friday, we have compiled a list of the X horror titles you need to play to get yourself in a proper witching mood. There are plenty of excellent titles out there, ports, originals, sequels that we couldn't contain them all in one list. The best part is that you can bring these games with you anywhere.
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Find a suitable place, dark and alone, and try out the following:
1. Five Nights At Freddy's - $2.99 - as if there were any other choice? The best horror games, of which Freddy's is most certainly one of them, give you just enough to survive, but little else. Nothing can ruin the suspense of a horror game than giving you a gun or weapon. It gives you a false sense of power and it's better when you're terrified. Five Nights At Freddy's locks you in the security room at a Chuck-E-Cheese's-esque kids emporium and asks you to 'keep an eye' on the animatronic animals, which are left on overnight lest their motors jam up. Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie the Bunny, Chica the Chicken, Foxy the Pirate Fox. You know them well, you hate them, and you're terrified of them. Freddy's is a game that will make you paranoid as hell. Rarely do you see them move, but like the toys in Toy Story, it's all about what happens when you're not looking.
All five titles will cost you about $15 on the App Store. From all of us here at GameNGuide, Happy Halloween. None of the titles require a network connection to play, so be sure to bring the horror with you wherever you go
