Over the last few years, I’ve slowly started avoiding indie games on home consoles or PC because I almost always just end up buying too many of them and only actually playing them on Nintendo Switch. Most of the big indie games in recent years and even from the last generation of consoles have slowly been making their way to Switch and this has been a great thing for not just Nintendo Switch fans but also mobile gaming fans. Most indie games that see ports to Switch often show up on iOS soon after if not a bit later on. Hyper Light Drifter is the most recent example and with iOS 13 controller support, this list will only continue to grow. I’m a huge fan of Devolver Digital, and in the last five years they’ve only really released one game that disappointed me with about 10 games I can safely recommend to everyone. Minit ($4.99) is definitely in the category of games I can recommend to everyone and having played it on Nintendo Switch, I was beyond excited to check it out on iOS because the gameplay suits mobile as a platform perfectly.
Minit is an adventure game that has you playing in one minute chunks as the name suggests. It has an all-star cast backing it when it comes to development, music, art, and even publisher and the polish shows when it comes to the actual game. Minit feels like an indie take on old school Legend of Zelda games with a unique mechanic that actually elevates the experience. There are loads of great games that are influenced by...