A cute panda, a match three puzzler, and a summery theme with cute accouterments such as picnic baskets and watermelons — where …
Continue reading “‘Panda Picnic’ Review – This Summery Puzzler May Leave You Waiting Around”
Back in the depths of 2008, we had our hearts broken by I Love Katamari. The controls were problematic, there …
Continue reading “‘Katamari Amore’ Review – Another Roll Around the Katamari World”
Metro Games’ Pixel Ranger [$.99] is a deliciously offbeat vertical shooter that executes on its old-school SCUMM-like art direction and …
Continue reading “‘Pixel Ranger’ Review – A Fantastically Retro Pixel-Powered Shooter”
A few days back we posted word that John Calhoun would soon be launching an iOS version of his classic …
Continue reading “A Close Flyby of Mac Classic ‘Glider Classic’ for iOS”
I’m a bit of a closet Sims admirer. Not exactly a die-hard fan, but I appreciate what the series does …
Continue reading “‘The Sims: Medieval’ Review – Sims and Wizards”
I want to love Madfinger’s Shadowgun [$7.99]. I really do. It’s a lovely looking game, one of the best on …
Continue reading “‘Shadowgun’ Review – A Crashing, Repetitive, Beautiful Mess”
Big Blue Bubble’s Fling a Thing [99¢] is one of those simplistic games with an almost indescribable appeal. Its core mechanic …
Continue reading “‘Fling a Thing’ Review – A Fun and Highly Playable Collection of Things to Fling”
When it comes to the crowded Tower Defense genre, a game truly needs to take an innovative (or extremely well-produced) …
Continue reading “‘Tiny Defense’ Review – A Tower Defense Game Mired in Mediocrity”
When a new “jumping game” appears on the App Store, it’s sometimes difficult to feel excited because there’s just so …
Continue reading “‘Escape the Ape’ Review – A Draw-Your-Own-Platform Jumping Game”
Just a smidge over a year ago, Epic announced that the Unreal Engine would be hitting iOS. We’ve seen a …
Continue reading “‘Gyro13’ Review – Impressive Unreal-Powered Chopper Action”
