Risk Rating: We played a lot of board games in my family from Scrabble and Monopoly to Trivial Pursuit and Game of Life and it was a tradition to get a new family board game from Father Christmas each year which we would play on Christmas Day afternoon. However, this tradition never extended to one of [...]
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Pentago for iPhone. Upcoming Game from Indiagames
During Apple’s annual music event yesterday, Steve Jobs finally unveiled the new iPod touch 4G which features the new A4 chip, retina display, gyroscope and two cameras. The processor upgrade and high resolution display will certainly make the “#1 portable game player” even better. iPhone and iPod touch gamers are now demanding games with the best [...]
Sudden Tap iPhone. New Rhythm Game that Doesn’t Quite hit the Beat
Sudden Tap Rating: There was a time that if you liked to play music you would get together with a few friends and start your own band in your parents garage. While I’m sure that still happens to a lessor extent it also seems perfectly acceptable to hone your skills playing virtual instruments via a range [...]
Mayan Puzzle for iPhone. Perfect Excuse to Revisit Your Love of Match 3 Games
Mayan Puzzle Rating: It appears that the demand for Match 3 type puzzle games is not going away despite the App Store being flooded with them. The latest one to pass my way is the first from developers Mind Crew and it’s called Mayan Puzzle. The game is inspired by the ancient Mayans and the whole [...]
Plates! for iPhone. Smashing Good Fun with a Splash of Sauce
Plates! Rating: When I first received Plates! to review I assumed from the logo that it was a homage to the Greek tradition of smashing plates during a meal. However, it was soon clear that it was it was nothing of the sort, instead you find yourself at the pass attempting to add the appropriate dressing [...]
Zombie Flick iPhone. Decapitation has Never Been Such Flicking Fun
Zombie Flick Rating: It seems that there is one genre of entertainment that you cannot get away from at the moment and that is Zombies. From books and movies to games across all the gaming platforms it appears that you cannot escape the undead, even if they only move slightly faster than a snail on Prozac!
Deer Hunter: African Safari Another Quality Game from the Hunting Experts
Deer Hunter: African Safari Rating: Last Year Glu released a hunting game named Deer Hunter 3D and it received rave reviews, if you wanted to show your skills by bagging some impressive animal heads for your virtual study this was the app for you. Well now they have released their follow up in the form of [...]
Escape from NOM iPhone. Simple Game that is Simply Addictive
Escape from NOM Rating: Glu Mobile is one of, if not the most prolific game developers in the App Store and so it is with no surprise that another Glu game has landed on me to review. This time in the form of Escape from NOM a simple yet fun game where your task is to [...]
Master of Alchemy for iPhone. Another Quality Game from Chillingo, Despite its Repetitive Levels
Master of Alchemy Rating: Other than reading the latest thoughts on Global Warming and watching the meteorologists on TV forecasting the weather the last time I did anything scientific was to burn some magnesium sulphate, I think that’s what it was called, over a Bunsen Burner during a school science lesson. Now though I’ve had the [...]
Frogatto iPhone Retro Platform Gaming Fun which doesn’t Croak
Frogatto Rating: Retro gaming is as huge as ever and if you want to get back to the days of 16bit gaming then you should probably check out Frogatto for iPhone. Frogatto is a 2D horizontal platform game which harks back to a simpler time when games were simple and hero’s were green!
Osmos for iPhone : Serious Zen fun
Osmos for iPhone Rating: Osmos has received a wealth of critical acclaim, and has been around for a while on desktop computers. I actually only heard of it myself though when it hit the iPad. Osmos could very easily be pigeon holed with the likes of the Playstion 3 game, flOw. But whilst that is partially [...]
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