As expected, the upcoming version of iOS, iOS 7, will bring in a ton of changes to the core design …
Continue reading “WWDC 2013: Game Center Gets UI Re-Design, Controller Support Teased In iOS 7”
Evil’s brewing, and it’s up to the holy crusader and his pals to end it. Deep Dungeons of Doom ($1.99) …
Continue reading “‘Deep Dungeons of Doom’ Review – A Stripped-down Dungeon Crawler that Delivers”
Super School Day ($0.99) plays like any other of the mini-game collections on the App Store, yet it manages to …
Continue reading “‘Super School Day’ Review – Making a Mockery of Mini-games”
A competent line drawer that has you guiding restroom patrons through their business.
Hyper Breaker Turbo (Free) drums up warm, fuzzy feelings of Breakout and Arkanoid. But the game is so much more …
Continue reading “‘Hyper Breaker Turbo’ Review – Bouncing Brick Breaking to the Next Level”
I have to admit, I’m a sucker for graphics. Sure, gameplay may be the most important aspect of any videogame, …
Continue reading “‘Shiny The Firefly’ Review – No, it Has Nothing to Do with Joss Whedon”
Now I’m not usually one to pick up a puzzle game, partly because there are so many of them crowding …
Continue reading “‘Little Luca’ Review – A Charming Puzzler that Fires on All Cylinders”
Let’s be honest: if you’re a fan of Ron Gilbert’s work you’re already playing Scurvy Scallywags (Free), only reading to …
Continue reading “‘Scurvy Scallywags’ Review – Not Yar Average Match-3”
The silly and eccentric developers at Butterscotch Shenanigans are just about ready to unleash their latest iOS effort Quadropus Rampage, …
Here’s a question: How in the world does a puzzle game generate buzz in a world dominated by ‘match 3’ …
Continue reading “‘Quell Memento’ Review – A Great Puzzler, and Maybe Quite a Bit More”
