Say hello to Steve, this dinosaur that lives in your iPhone widgets

Most games in the App Store are played in a classic way: we download them, we throw them and we play in full screen, as we could do on a computer or a console. For Steve, it's different. It must be recovered from the Apple application store. But for the rest, it's another matter. Steve is in fact, very original, in your widgets, on iPhone or iPad. Demonstration.

How to install and play with Steve on your device?

First, install the Steve free applicationFrom the App Store. Then, once the game has been downloaded, you can throw it. But you will quickly notice that it is not possible to play it this way. In fact, at the opening, you only have access to a tutorial explaining how to play games and setting screens. In fact, you must go and collect the game in a specific widget. For that :

• Make a long support on the home screen
• Go to view today
• Go down and press the mention “Modify”
• Press the mention “Customize”
• Add Steve to the list
• Press OK to validate

Once all these steps are made: you can start playing.

The principle of the game is quite basic: Steve, a small dinosaur, must avoid obstacles while picking up parts. To jump, support on the screen is enough. If he unfortunately hit the cacti on his way, he then dies instantly.

Even if the little dinosaur is the main character, it is however possible tochange heroesBy opening the game in a traditional way. Among other things, we find flagship figures like Nyan Cat or the characters dressed in Squid Game red. These are to be unlocked via integrated purchases, or by spending parts gleaned during your games. You can also enrich your reserve by viewing advertisements.

An impression of deja vu

If this little gray and pixelated dinosaur does not seem unknown to you, this is quite normal! Indeed, when you are offline on the Google search page, you come across an almost similar game with a character identical to Steve. One can therefore think that the game proposed by Calm Sea Enterprise was inspired by the Google service, even if the developer confirmed that there was no intention of plagiarism.

In any case, this is an original way to discover or rediscover the (old) iOS widgets of the view today.

Notice to players, have you tried Steve in your widgets? What do you think?

• Download Steve for free to the App Store

Editor -in -chief for Iphon.fr. Pierre is such Indiana Jones, looking for the lost iOS tip. Also long -standing Mac user, Apple devices have in short, no secrets. Contact: Pierre [a] Iphon.fr.