Pascal’s Wager delivers a dark, Souls-like action experience where you travel by carriage across a grim world filled with brutal bosses and hidden lore. With keyboard and mouse support on iPad, the combat feels tight and responsive, perfect for battles.
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Armello combines board game strategy, card-based tactics, and RPG adventure into one beautifully animated fantasy quest. With full keyboard and mouse support on iPad, it feels like you're playing on PC, just with the bonus of touch if you want it.
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Geometry Dash on iPad with keyboard support delivers the full PC experience. No lag, no ping, just pure timing and muscle memory. If you're used to playing on a desktop, it feels instantly familiar and just as punishing.
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The Gardens Between is a short but memorable puzzle game where you guide two friends through surreal islands by controlling time, not their actions. With keyboard support on iPad, navigating each dreamy level feels simple and smooth, letting the story and art style take center stage.
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Lego can never be out of style, and Builder’s Journey proves it with stunning brick-built dioramas and thoughtful puzzles. Playing on iPad with a keyboard lets you move and build smoothly, making the whole experience feel even more relaxing.
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Divinity: Original Sin II feels just like the PC version when played on iPad with a Magic Keyboard. You'll experience the same UI, same tactical depth, same freedom to mess everything up in the best way. With full keyboard and mouse support, exploring Rivellon and battling through turn-based fights becomes fully portable
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Civilization VI runs surprisingly well on iPad, and with keyboard support, managing cities and issuing commands feels a lot closer to the desktop experience. No touch controls needed, just focus on building your empire and outsmarting every would-be world leader.
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Among Us is still going strong, and on iPad with mouse and keyboard support, calling out suspects or silently taking out crewmates, feels faster and smoother. No extra setup needed, just plug in and start your suspicious activity.
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Minecraft on iPad works with mouse and keyboard right out of the box, just smooth, familiar controls from the start. It feels almost identical to the PC version, whether you’re exploring caves or stacking blocks to the sky.
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Terraria on iPad with a keyboard and mouse feels surprisingly close to the classic PC experience: tight controls, fast inventory management, and smooth building. Whether you're summoning bosses or wiring traps, it plays like the full game, just on a touchscreen you don’t have to use.
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Alien: Isolation is a true survival horror experience that drops you into a deadly game of cat and mouse aboard a haunted space station, with no weapons strong enough to kill your stalker. The iPad version supports mouse and keyboard, making stealth and crafting a lot smoother.
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Vampire Survivors is a wildly addictive survival roguelike that throws endless waves of monsters at you, and all you do is move while your auto-attacks wipe them out. The game is chaotic, satisfying, and now on iPad with full keyboard and mouse support, so you can dodge with precision and farm gold like a pro.
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Pilgor returns with a massive open world, ridiculous physics, and a multiplayer mode perfect for wrecking friendships (or pretending you have one). The iPad version of Goat Simulator 3 supports both mouse and keyboard, so your goat mayhem can now be more precise than ever.
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Myst Mobile is a classic puzzle adventure that returns with a gorgeous real-time 3D remake and full support for keyboard, mouse, gamepad, and touch. You can explore Myst Island for free, then unlock deeper worlds and tougher puzzles through an epic story.
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Death Stranding Director’s Cut is available on iPad with full mouse and keyboard support, letting you navigate its strange post-apocalyptic world more comfortably than ever. The iOS version includes crossover gear from Half-Life and Cyberpunk 2077, high frame rate options, and full offline play. If you need help with the game's system requirements, check out our guide.
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Looking to get more out of your iPad gaming sessions? Whether you’re kicking back at home, traveling light, or just want that PC feel on the go, these games with keyboard and mouse support will turn your iPad into a serious gaming machine.
We’ve rounded up the best iPad games that fully support mouse and keyboard. No workarounds, no fiddling – just smooth gameplay right out of the box.
