iPhone gaming

Epic Games has officially launched its own iPhone app store in the EU, bringing Fortnite back to the iPhone after years of streaming services being the only option for gamers.

Despite Apple Arcade getting more expensive, I haven’t seen a rise in the quality of games on the service. I hope that changes soon.

In this week’s Pips and Pixels, I look forward to what the iPhone 16 could do for mobile gaming and how its software upgrade may be just as good as its hardware.

I’ve been trying out Anstream, the first game-streaming app on iPhone and it makes a good point for other companies to follow suit. Here’s why.

I’m playing Pokémon Go for the first time since 2016 and I’ve noticed it’s a better game with some problems.

With Summer Game Fest now been and gone along with a whole host of other gaming showcases, hundreds of new titles have been announced — and many of those are headed to Mac, too.

Assassin’s Creed Mirage has launched on iPhone and iPad after months of waiting, but the experience is very inconsistent. Here’s why I won’t be buying it yet.

Two new games have just launched on Apple Vision Pro, which could signify the headset is better for VR than we otherwise thought.

The CEO of Owlchemy Labs believes Apple Vision Pro could help mainstream headsets and we think he could be right.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows has just been unveiled and will be launching simultaneously on Mac. This is a very big deal.

Shown off for a handful of seconds at Apple’s latest event, Zenless Zone Zero is a brand new RPG setup for a huge launch. Here’s why you should keep your eye on it.

The new chip in the iPad Pro looks like it could offer a phenomenal boost in processing power, but I’m more excited about gaming on that excellent display.

Fallout Shelter is a mobile game based in the Fallout universe and its downloads and revenue have skyrocketed since the Amazon Prime TV show aired.

Now that Delta has finally launched on iPhone, some competitors are getting ready to hit the market, and my favorite one looks set to come soon.

With Apple allowing game emulation on its app store, users have had a great week of video games, despite developers worrying about Apple’s guidelines.

If you own an iPhone, it may be about to become a much better device for gaming.

Apple Vision Pro could have set itself up to be a surprisingly viable gaming accessory in the future, if recent developments are anything to go by.

Pips and Pixels Having an iPhone 15 Pro Max before the launch of Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile reminds me of being a COD fan in the 2010s.

Sega and Rovio's new crossover brings some iconic characters together across five iPhone games for a limited time only.

Pips and Pixels A developer behind the Apple Vision Pro PCVR project recently spoke to iMore about what makes the headset so great, while the recent fallout between Apple and Epic Games costs Apple gamers.