‘The Hacker’ Review – Shall We Play a Game?
It’s not often I can be completely sucked into a world on the tiny screen of my iPhone. Don’t get …
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‘Spice Invaders’ Review – Thar Be Freemium In Me Tower Defense
Not even space pirates can save this decent tower defense title from the freemium scourge.
‘Gorilla Gondola’ Review – It’s King Kong on a Bouncy Gondola
A gorilla has climbed on top of a moving ski-gondola, and your job is to make him jump, stomp, and tilt at the right time to collect items and avoid hazards.
‘Zombie Gunship’ Gets Another Expansion
Heads up: Limbic Software is continuing to build on Zombie Gunship [$.99] with the release of a third residential expansion …
‘Call of Duty Black Ops Zombies’ Update Adds New Guns, New IAP Functionality
If you wanted a leg up in Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies [$6.99], Activision has your back. In an …
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‘New Orbit’ Available At $.99
Did you know that Blackish Games‘s New Orbit [$.99] is cheaper than usual? It is. Since late this past January, …
‘Monster Wars’ Review – Legendary Wars, Remixed
A re-imagining of Legendary Wars with new characters, a new story, and the same great castle defense gameplay.
‘Tweet Land’ Review – A Great Idea, but Flawed Gameplay
We’ve had our eye on Tweet Land [$1.99] from Why Ideas ever since we spotted it as a curious Kickstarter …
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‘Ticket To Ride Pocket’ Goes Asynchronous In New Update
Ticket to Ride Pocket [$1.99], the iPhone and iPod Touch-specific version of the wonderful board game translation, has received a …
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‘Off The Leash’ Review – All Games Need a “Double Dogs” Power-Up
I love Halfbrick’s Jetpack Joyride [Free], and if you like good iOS games, chances are you like Jetpack Joyride too. …
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