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fix for loot screen cards not being shown right after beating Rubber Ducky Ice Cream Monk card Insight made clearer (and slight bug with shuffle after using it fixed) dungeon map now pans to last quest attempted when opened (previously did this only when new ones were unlocked) starting hats for Yodeller, Snowitch outfits were being shown under their hair

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Jekyll and Mr.Changelog for Patch Patch 1.09 / GOG-15 (Windows) / GOG-24 (Mac) (added 03 November 2016): Detective Grimoire: Secret of the Swamp.Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Keppuu Kengeki.Chronicles of Inotia: Children of Carnia.The Freshman (includes all of its sequels).Choices: Stories You Play note (a mobile app which contains multiple unrelated visual novels, listed below).Cause of Death note Delisted from the App Store in 2014.Castlevania Puzzle: Encore of the Night.Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome.Animation Throwdown: the Quest for Cards.100 Sleeping Princes and the Kingdom of Dreams.

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See also Android Games for the other major smartphone/tablet platform. Mobile technology is advancing at a rapid rate- to date, advanced graphics technology allows iOS games to sport almost current-gen console quality graphics (on newer iOS devices). Apple now spotlights these releases, in a bit of historical irony, but whether or not i-gaming makes you a "gamer" is a question beyond the scope of TV Tropes. With the release of the third-generation iPad and improvements in graphics across the entire "i"-product line, some publishers have begun testing the market for "serious games" via the App Store ( The World Ends with You being one prominent example). Whether casual gamers play iOS (or other smartphone games) exclusively or overlap with other, already identified groups - or if casual players transition to console games after becoming addicted via an iOS port or mini-game - is the major question of the smartphone gaming market. What role, if any, iOS gaming will play in the next generation of Console Wars is unclear. The system's API (Cocoa Touch) is similar, but not identical, to the Cocoa toolkit used on macOS X, and uses the same XCode environment as Mac developers use.

The touchscreen also makes games involving tracing pathways (similar to many Nintendo DS games) possible alongside old-school PDA tap-and-drag games. For example, driving games such as Pole Position Remix often have the player tilt the entire unit in lieu of providing a steering wheel, and other games use it to control an object's movement around the screen, such as a marble in a maze. Many games for the platform are designed to use the accelerometer as a primary control. Most iOS devices (at least after the second generation iPod touch) share several characteristics: the most important are the accelerometer/tilt sensor and the touch screen. Quality varies wildly throughout this category: on one end of the spectrum, there's Ghost Trick, which looks and plays beautifully across all "i" devices. The overlap with the "retro" category is based on how old the original game is.

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Games originally designed for an entirely different system that are released in full or as a mini-version for iPhone.

Really old games that have made a comeback on the smartphones, sometimes facilitated with emulation.

Relatively new games that were made for the smartphones, taking advantage of their interface.

Games (and similar apps) that can be played on an iPhone, iPad, or the now-discontinued iPod touch.