‘iBomber Attack’ Review – A Competent Departure For The Series
iBomber goes dual-stick shooter in this latest addition to the militaristic series
3.5 stars
‘Reiner Knizia’s Qin’ for iPad Review – Pagodas, Provinces and a Proper iPad Board Game
When I first got my iPad, I hadn’t been playing physical board games for long. Sure, I played Monopoly and …
‘Save Them All’ Review – You Can’t, But Trying is Fun
Like so many of the most ingenious gaming concepts, the endless runner is so simple and effective that it’s hard …
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‘Symphonica’ Review – A Brief, Though Enjoyable Musical Experience
Classical pieces meet the rhythm genre in this anime-inspired music game.
‘Reversion: The Escape’ Review – A Fairly Run-of-the-mill, but Entertaining, Adventure Game
Let’s pretend, just for a moment, that you had just woken in a dilapidated-looking hospital room. You have no memory …
‘Funky Smugglers’ Review – A Fun but Flawed Airport Arcade Game
I’m usually not concerned about how game developers want to make their money. Premium costs up front, IAP, or some …
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‘Payback 2’ Review – It’s Payback Time
I don’t know about you, but all I can think about when I mow someone down or blow someone away …
‘Reiner Knizia: Card Buster’ Review – The Best Little Poker-Solitire Game from Germany
Back in the fourteenth century, a hot new device hit Europe: it was pocket-sized, and people used it for entertainment …
‘Pizza Driver’ Review – Weird Al’s Triumphant iOS Game Debut
Naw, Weird Al wasn’t really involved with this, although a polka-flecked rhythm game that doubles as a parody of “Paperback …
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‘Dungeon Story’ Review – A Heavily Inspired Though Somewhat Improved Take on ‘Dungeon Raid’
A match-3 RPG that makes a few good changes while falling short on implementation.
