Any iOS games similar to The Room and Year Walk?
I love The Room because it's smart and intriguing and fun with legit puzzles. And Year Walk was cool because it was very atmospheric and occasionally very frightening, and had a cool art-style. Basically I'm looking for another actual game for iPhone, not just these pass-the-time games such as Angry Birds and Tetris. And please don't recommend obvious games like Infinity Blade, Horn, or EPOCH.
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