These are the 15 best-looking games you can play on your iPhone

GRID Autosport is an impressive racing simulator built for consoles, PC, and smartphones. Players can choose from 100 different cars and 100 different courses for each race.

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"Donut County" is an award-winning puzzle game with a unique art style and humor to match.

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"Oceanhorn" is an action-adventure game taking clear inspiration from Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda" series.

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"Super Mario Run" is a touch-focused adaptation of Nintendo's "New Super Mario" games featuring Mario, Luigi, Toad, Toadette, Peach, and Yoshi.

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Another award-winning title, "Florence" is a hand-drawn romance game that plays like a storybook. As the player completes small mini-games, the relationship at the center of the game flourishes.

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Another hand-drawn app, "Hidden Folks," was the App Store's Game of the Year in 2017 and hasn't lost its charm. The interactive searching game should remind players of the classic "Where's Waldo?" books.

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In rhythm-based dungeon crawler "Crypt of the Necrodancer," players must move to the beat as they fight through waves of monsters. The game's art style is inspired by the 16-bit games of the 90s, and the music is an absolute joy.

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"Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp" is a scaled-down version of Nintendo's popular slice-of-life games. Players can craft their campsite to suit their taste and interact with dozens of animal friends.

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This hand-drawn, point-and-click game was named the iPad Game of the Year for 2018.

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PlayDead's "Inside" is an atmospheric adventure game with an emphasis on creative lighting and stealth gameplay. The game's unique style earned it a 2018 Apple Design Award.

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"Monument Valley" is a beautiful puzzle game filled with colorful 3D backgrounds and well-designed mazes. The story unfolds around a silent princess as the player guides her through each new area.

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Based on the popular series of table-top games, "Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade" lets the player pilot a mechanized war suit in more than 170 single-player missions. Each suit is customizable and players unlock new parts as they play.

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"Marvel Contest of Champions" is a combat-strategy game featuring dozens of characters from Marvel Comics. Players build their own team of superheroes to fight their way through the game's missions, improving their favorite characters and unlocking more as they progress.

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Originally developed for PC, "The Talos Principle" is an open-world puzzle game with more than 120 different challenges. Players explore their environment and slowly unravel the mystery behind the game's unusual setting.

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