The Best Chromecast Games: Play iOS Games On TV

We have scoured the App Store to look for the best Chromecast games iOS that you and others can enjoy. While you can certainly find more, these 10 stand out as the best options.

1. Tricky Titans

Tricky Titans is a local multiplier game where up to four other people create giants that fight each other while standing on top of mountains. Since this is a turn-based game, each player has to decide whether they want to attack another player, defend against incoming attacks, or enhance their attacks for the next turn. So there’s a bit of strategy involved to make sure your giant’s mountain doesn’t get smashed to the bottom with each hit.

2. Just Dance Now

In Just Dance Now, you use your phone as the controller to match what the AI avatar is doing on screen. The more you follow the dance moves on-screen, the more points you get. Just Dance Now connects to either a computer, tablet, or Chromecast. And you can invite friends to dance with you – they can join you using their phones as well – for a fun multiplayer experience with over 300 songs to choose from.

3. Deer Hunter

Don’t let the name fool you. Dear Hunter is not all about hunting deer but different species of animals as well – the game has over 100 – for coins and trophies. You hunt these animals in various environments, including mountains, swamps, and even lakes. It gives you the thrill of hunting without subjecting yourself to the harsh environments that real hunters do, and you can take the game on the go or cast it to your screen via a Chromecast for a more immersive experience.

4. Alien Invaders 

In Alien Invaders, you and up to five people, who can join via your Chromecast through local multiplayer, are tasked with saving the world from an extraterrestrial threat. The game is a clone of the classic Space Invaders and brings that arcade shooter feeling where all you have to worry about is blasting the thing ahead of your player. And of course, it’s even more fun with other players.

5. PictoParty

If you fancy yourself an artist, then this fun party game could be for you. The goal is to draw the word you see on your phone or tablet’s screen and it will be shown on your TV via the Chromecast. Meanwhile, your family and friends have to guess what you’re drawing, so you have to make it your masterpiece.

6. Fire Team

If you loved Bomberman on the NES, then you’ll love Fire Team. In this game, you have to plant bombs in an enemy’s path to blow them up. You can get creative with the level design and bomb placement to create massive explosions and string together explosive combos. There are even some fun powerups that allow you to, for example, throw explosive carrots at enemies. And the multiplayer modes include teaming up with friends or going against each other.

7. Tower Construction 3D

In Tower Construction, the goal is to build the tallest tower you can using a crane. But it is not as simple as placing one block on top of another, as you also have to figure out the best way to do it while facing things that can affect the balance of your tower, such as winds and storms. The realistic physics and colorful graphics make for some hilarious fails and satisfying wins as you compete with others to see who can build the tallest tower, making it one of the most fun games for Chromecast iPhone.

8. Scrabble Blitz

Scrabble is fun, but it is slow and methodical and requires careful placement of tiles to form word combos. Scrabble Blitz is faster, giving you a short amount of time to create as many words from the tiles as you can. The faster you create them, the more points you get, which can turn a quiet game night into a frenzied affair of who can form the most winning word combos in record time.

 9. Risk: Global Domination

Are you ready for global domination? In this version of the popular board game, Risk, Risk Global Domination allows you to play alone or with friends, sending your armies and claiming territory away from others. You see the action unfold on the screen, where different colors show player-controlled regions on the world map. And it’s family-friendly too since you don’t see any of the violence that goes along with global conquest.

10. Monopoly Here & Now

Monopoly has been around since 1935, and Monopoly Here & Now is just a recreation of that experience on the bigger screen. You can play with friends or with AI, where you roll the dice and move around squares while earning money, buying property, and avoiding fines, fees, and jail time.