Here's what you missed over on AppSpy last week - March 13 '17

How is it already Monday? Where does the time go, eh? Where does it go? Well hopefully some of your time has been spent reading all of the excellent content over on Pocket Gamer's mobile-focused sister site AppSpy.

What do you mean it hasn't? Honestly, it's like talking to a brick wall sometimes. Fine then, because I'm so nice, here's a breakdown of some of the best stuff that went up on AppSpy over the past seven days.

And if you like any of it, maybe stick around, because it's highly unlikely that any of our content is going to get worse. That'd be a real challenge.

We started off the week wondering what Apple could learn from the Nintendo Switch. After all, there's a new player in the portable gaming field, and competition might lead to innovation.

Then we had a think about what games you could play on your phone instead of Nier: Automata. It made sense at the time, and it's definitely worth a read.

On Tuesday we looked at the three best Warhammer Fantasy Battle games on the App Store. The Tuesday best-of is one of our regular features, and you should definitely read if as often as you possibly can.

Wednesday saw us starting a new feature - it's a list of the best free games available for iPhone and iPad. It's going to grow every week, so it's definitely something you should bookmark and come back to time and time again.

On Thursday we had a look at the best games to play on International Women's Day. But you shouldn't just play them on International Women's Day, you should play them all the time, because they're really good.

Our Thursday find was the really rather good Float. It's a game about poking a flower down a river, but it's probably better than that makes it sound.

Then we rounded things off by looking at the best Game of Thrones games on the App Store. I mean, there's only two of them, but they're both very different, so have a gander.

And that brought our week to an end. Some pretty good stuff there, yeah? Maybe pop in and experience it first hand this week? We'd be happy to welcome you into the AppSpy clan. There aren't even any weird initiation rituals. Honest.