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The YouTube video introduces three engaging iPhone games without in-app purchases or ads: Zookeeper DX, What the Golf?, and Asphalt 8 Airborne. Pro tips for Asphalt 8 Airborne include achieving 5 stars in races and purchasing specific cars for early success. Other recommended games include Sleep Patrol Alpha, Space Crab 2, and Arial Attack. Paper Wizard, a game throwing newspapers commissioned by Apple's Tim Cook, is highlighted, with an unbeatable high score by Warren Buffett. The video's narrator is D. Griffin Jones from Cult of Mac.
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In this segment, the video introduces three iPhone games that are fun and engaging without in-app purchases or ads.
1. Zookeeper DX: A three-in-a-row arcade game with beautiful graphics and sound design. Tips include starting matches from the bottom, using special tiles strategically, and a high score challenge. It costs 99 cents and is available for Apple Silicon Mac.
2. What the Golf?: A quirky golfing simulator with absurd levels and different game mechanics. It parodies other games and is entertaining for both gamers and non-gamers. Slow motion feature available with an Apple Arcade subscription.
3. Asphalt 8 Airborne: A racing game with unrealistic physics that makes it fun and not too serious. Playable on Mac and iPhone with tilt controls and simple gameplay mechanics.
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In this segment of the video, the creator shares pro tips for Asphalt 8 Airborne game. They emphasize achieving 5 stars in races by completing challenges and using features like drifting flips for nitro boost. They suggest buying Donkervort D8 and Ferrari F40 for early game success. Additionally, the creator recommends mobile games Sleep Patrol Alpha and Space Crab 2 for their nostalgic feel and simplicity, emphasizing that they are free on the App Store. Arial Attack, a word game, is highlighted for its unique premise of destroying Arial font. Lastly, the video mentions Apple’s rare game publications like Through the Looking Glass and Warren Buffett’s game.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses a game called Paper Wizard, similar to Angry Birds, where players throw newspapers in Omaha and Cupertino. The game was commissioned by Apple’s Tim Cook for wealthy investors like Warren Buffett. While Paper Wizard is no longer on the App Store, those who previously purchased it can still download it. The narrator notes it’s strange that such a game was created. Warren Buffett’s high score in the game is unbeatable. The video description contains an article version of the content from the video. The speaker identifies themselves as D. Griffin Jones from Cult of Mac.