Every iOS Game That's Not Compatible With iOS 11

When iOS 11 releases, 32-bit apps will get left behind. Here are the game's that won't make the cut.

The "Appocalypse" is drawing near as Apple inches ever closer to their formal rollout of iOS 11, the latest and most featured-packed version of their mobile operating system ever. Among the new changes in iOS 11 is a complete reliance on 64-bit software, which means a number of old to severely-outdated games and apps won't work with a device running Apple's latest operating system. Most of the biggest apps, like Facebook or Instagram or Snapchat, have already been updated to work in 64-bit, and many developers with newer apps on the market have announced forthcoming 64-bit updates. With that said, there are many old or legacy applications that are very unlikely to get updates, be them games are otherwise.

iOS 11 And The Fate Of 64-Bit Games

When iOS 11 debuts this fall, devices that install and run the latest version of the operating system will immediately and permanently lose access to all 32-bit applications. The sole exception to this rule will be any games or apps that get updated to 64-bit after iOS 11 releases, and though we can't say any of the following titles will get 64-bit updates, we do hope that some of them will find their way onto iOS 11 proper. Here's a list of all the games we know of that won't be making the jump onto iOS 11.

List Of Free iOS Games Without 64-Bit Updates

• Activision Anthology

• Costume Quest

• Death Rally

• Forget-Me-Not

• Halcyon

• Hero Academy

• HodappyBird

• Hoggy

• Nimble Quest

• Puzzle Craft

• Ragdoll Blaster 3: Deluxe

• Repeater - Tale of a Pale Swordsman

• Rescue City

• Robot Wants Kitty

• Spider: Hornet Smash

• Stair Dismount

• Super Monster Ate My Condo

• Sway Lite

• Techno Kitten

• Tiny Heroes

• Wide Sky

• Wind-up Knight

• Wind-up Knight 2

List Of Paid iOS Games Without 64-Bit Updates

• 7 Cities

• Age of Zombies

• Anomaly Warzone Earth HD

• Another World

• Aralon: Sword and Shadow

• Arkanoid

• Battle for Wesnoth

• BattleLore: Command

• Blazing Star

• Bug Princess

• Bug Princess 2

• Call of Duty: Zombies

• Castle Doombad

• Crash Nitro Kart 2

• CounterSpy

• Deathsmiles

• Deep Deep Dungeon

• Dodo Master HD

• Doom Classic

• Doom Resurrection

• Dracula Twins

• Dream of Pixels

• Dungeon Raid

• Flockers

• geoDefense

• geoDefense Swarm

• Great Little War Game HD

• Groove Coaster

• Gunman Clive

• Gurk III

• Hook Champ

• Hook Worlds

• Hundreds

• Infinity Blade

• Isotope: A Space Shooter

• Joe Danger

• Kid Tripp

• LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes

• LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4

• LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7

• LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril

• LEGO The Lord of the Rings

• Lunar: Silver Star Story Touch

• Mage Gauntlet

• Meteor Blitz

• Midway Arcade

• Minigore

• Muffin Knight

• Particle Mace

• Peggle Classic

• Phantom Rift

• Pinball Dreams HD

• Pinball Fantasies HD

• Plunderland

• Pocket RPG

• Questlord

• R-Type II

• Record of Agarest War

• Re-Volt Classic

• Ridiculous Fishing

• Rimelands: Hammer of Thor

• Sentinel 2: Earth Defense

• Sentinel 3: Homeworld

• Sid Meier's Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies

• Sid Meier's Pirates!

• Sid Meier's Starships

• Shadowgun

• Shantae: Risky's Revenge

• Shin Megami Tensei

• Space Invaders Infinity Gene

• Spectral Souls

• Spell Sword

• Stealth Inc.

• Steambirds

• Super Crate Box

• Super Glyph Quest

• Super Quickhook

• Sword of Fargoal

• Thomas Was Alone

• Toast Time

• Trainyard

• Wurdle

• XCOM Enemy Within

• Zen Bound

If one of your favorite apps isn't featured on this list, be sure to check out our guide on how to identify 32-bit apps on your iPhone and iPad to discover which games and programs are still waiting on 64-bit updates.



Fortunately for Apple players, each of our favorite iOS games will be compatible with iOS 11. Check out some of the titles featured our list of the Best iOS Games, and be comforted by the fact that they'll still work fine when iOS 11 releases this Fall.