It’s not out of the ordinary to see games appear on the App Store with lackluster screenshots, and Vermes On …
Continue reading “‘Vermes on Mars’ Review – A ‘Dune’ Inspired Top-Down Shooter”
Excuse the e-drool, but we’re quickly falling in love with the concepts behind Namco Bandai’s forthcoming Doodle Jump-ish vertical-scrolling platformer, …
Continue reading “Spiders With Propellor Hats On Their Butts? Yeah, Heli-Awesome Has Them”
If you’ve played Call of Duty, you may remember the levels where you fly in an AC-130 and target the …
Continue reading “‘Zombie Gunship’ Review – It’s Raining Bullets”
Quiz Climber [Free/$1.99] is about as simple as a trivia game can be. The game asks a question, you pick …
Continue reading “‘Quiz Climber’ Review – Social Trivia Doesn’t Grow on Trees”
It’s a shame that we received this announcement of Puzzle Family after our podcast was recorded for the week. Instead …
Continue reading “‘Puzzle Family’ Has The Craziest Trailer Ever”
Angry Birds [99¢] was released in 2009 and became a global sensation, dominating the iOS game charts. However, several months …
Continue reading “‘Siege Hero’ Review – First Person ‘Angry Birds’”
Rovio Mobile is still attempting to court the four or so people on the planet that don’t own Angry Birds …
Continue reading “‘Angry Birds Free’ Has 12 Brand New Levels and Ads”
I struggle to find a mechanic or point of level or enemy design in The Flying Hamster [$5.99] that I …
Continue reading “‘The Flying Hamster’ Review – As Cute As It Sounds”
Orbotix is an unconventional developer with a project we posted about a while ago. Its mission is to bring smartphone …
Continue reading “Orbotix Takes Its Phone-Controlled Robotic Balls On The Road”
Here’s something awesome: You can rock out Max Adventure [$.99] with a projector, TV, or any other video display device …
Continue reading “‘Max Adventure’ Gets Video-Out, AirPlay A Future Possibility”
