It's extremely well thought-out and designed, and offers one of the best turn-based tactical experiences we've seen for mobile yet. Agar.io (Image credit: agar.io) The great granddaddy of them all, Agar.io is an eat or be eaten game of cellular survival taking inspiration from the behavior of microbes on top of the agar.
And you can create your own custom battles if that doesn't float your boat. And, in addition to its 20-mission single-player campaign, it has a very robust online multiplayer, with various play modes, including free-for-all, 1-on-1 and 2-on-2. The entire game was built with the mobile experience in mind, so scenarios don't become long or drawn out indeed, part of the challenge lies in maximising your efficiency to out-think your opponent. The premise is that the game is a tool used by alien races to settle important disputes, rather than that whole nasty going to war thing, and the idea is to take out your foes and capture the most territory before your opponent does, using a variety of different units optimised for different tasks. Warbits is a sweet and funny turn-based strategy game cut from the same cloth as Advance Wars, but it's refined and updated it for a whole new generation.
This is the first game from two-person outfit Risky Lab, and it bodes extremely well for their future.
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