These are the 4 best iPhone apps and games of the week (#24

Relive memories with RuneScape, learning is more fun with Kahoot! and can you escape a mad neighbor? This is our weekly roundup of the best iPhone apps, games and updates.

1. RuneScape

Finally. The iconic PC game RuneScape has been playable on iPhone and iPad since this week. The game is completely tailor-made for mobile devices. Do you already play on PC? Then you can log in with your existing account on iPhone or iPad: all your data will then be loaded automatically.

RuneScape Mobile is a direct copy of the PC version. That’s good news, because you can handle all the worlds, stuff and storylines that have been added over the past twenty years. RuneScape is a fantasy game set in medieval environments. Together with many other players you discover worlds, make your doll stronger and you can exchange things with each other, for example.

2. Spotify Greenroom

The future of apps is social. Following the success of Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces, Spotify now also has its own chat app. Spotify Greenroom has been available since last week and can be described simply. If you know Clubhouse, then you know Greenroom.

You use the app to talk to others in ‘rooms’ about anything. An important difference with Clubhouse is that you can record conversations in Greenhouse. Even better, you can directly export these recordings as a podcast. Spotify hopes this will solve the ‘problem’ of Clubhouse, where you have to listen live to get conversations.

3. Kahoot

It may have taken a while, but online learning platform Kahoot! now also has an app for iOS. kahoot! is particularly popular in education, where teachers use the service to organize (informational) quizzes.

Previously, participants always had to deal with pairing codes, but the app makes it much easier to invite. From now on you can also ‘just’ fill in answers via the Kahoot! app. That’s nice, because previously you had to do this via the browser on your iPhone and that sometimes works unstable.

4. Secret Neighbor

Can you make it to the basement and unravel the mystery? Last week Secret Neighbor came out for iOS. The multiplayer horror game has been playable on PC and game consoles for some time now. In Secret Neighbor it is important not to get caught by the evil neighbor and to unravel the secret of the house.

That’s easier said than done. The angry neighbor can set traps and disguise himself. At the beginning of each round, one of the six players is taken over by the neighbor and it is therefore the intention that you betray your fellow players. We know this game principle from Among Us.