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Limbo isn't a 'walking sim', in which you just wander around, like many of the more recent brain-poking indie titles.

There's no explanatory exposition: Limbo lets you make of it what you will, resulting in a much more thoughtful experience than you'd assume looking at the depressing-looking screenshots.

You're a little boy who wakes up in, you guessed it, limbo. Limbo is a monochrome side-scrolling platformer. Limbo was released at a time that cemented indie games as a force to compete with AAA titles, with titles like Limbo and Braid packing more emotional impact and elements of philosophy into a few hours than most AAA games fit into 30. Image Credit: Playdead, Double Eleven (Image credit: Playdead, Double Eleven) Limbo You might want to have a think about which to download first though, as Final Fantasy’s mobile versions are among the most expensive phone games. If you were a gamer back when these originally came out, there's a good chance you have pretty strong opinions on which is the best – we've heard few more impassioned speeches about gaming than those from people claiming Final Fantasy VII is the best game ever.

This mammoth collection of JRPGs offers not just hundreds of hours of gameplay that still hold up well to this day, but a look at how console gaming tech developed from the days of the NES in the late 90s, right up to the turn of the new millennium.

The original Final Fantasy through to 2000's Final Fantasy IX are all available, aside from the eighth in the series. Need more proof mobile gamers are spoilt? Just look at how many Final Fantasy titles Square Enix has ported to Android and iOS.

Originally on PlayStation, SNES and NES.

Image Credit: Square Enix / Nintendo (Image credit: Square Enix / Nintendo) Final Fantasy I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII and IX, but not VIII

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