My 5 favorite iPhone games to play during my commute

The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.There are many ways to kill time on your commute, but my personal favorite is playing a quick iPhone game.I also play music or a podcast, but there's something about having productive-feeling fun on my way to and from work that makes the time fly by.I've been playing iPhone games since the App Store launched (they were rough), but these are the games, both new and old, that I come back to onmy subway rides.DON'T MISS:These are the 10 apps iPhone owners buy mostSEE ALSO:Here are 5 DIY smart home projects that you can complete in an afternoonMinimizeDespite itspardon the punminimalist art style, Minimize is a puzzle game that challenges you to clear all the tiles on a board by smashing similarly-colored tiles into one another.The difficulty curve is gentle, but somewhere around level 30 you start to realize that aimlessly swiping the screen isn't going to get you anywhere.Despite completing all of the levels that have been released so far, I still keep Minimize on my front screen. I'm just waiting for the next update.Minimize, $2.99Threes!Though it's only been out for a couple years, in App Store time Threes! can be considered "an oldie, but a goodie."Another puzzle-like game, the object is to combine similarly numbered cards together to get a higher numbered card. Each card is a multiple of 3, and before you know it this happy-go-lucky game becomes completely engrossing.I'll never forget the first time I managed to combine two 128 cards to form a 256. Magic.Threes!, $2.99RunGunJumpThe first two games I've mentioned are challenging, but passive.RunGunJumpGun isn't mellow; it's a manic endless-runner that has you, you guessed it, running, jumping, and gunning.Jumping is handled by tapping the left side of the screen, while tapping the right side of the screen fires your gun.The 2D-art style is beautiful, and while you can probably get through each stage after a handful of runs, try grabbing all of the sporadically-placed orbs in each stage.It took me a while, but in terms of sheer replay value, this might be the best game on this list.RunGunJumpGun, $2.99See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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