Rating: Space Tap Review: A game of traffic control where you steer ships clear of each other while trying to land at spaceports. This game gets right to it. There’s no tutorial, orientation, or help screen to get you going. You start right in with a planet with a spaceport … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Spell Tower Review: Imagine a word search puzzle crossed with Tetris. That’s the idea behind Spell Tower for iPad. The objective of Spell Tower {$1.99} is to connect letters to make words, much like a word search game. You can connect them in any direction, but you need three in … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Twittelator Neue Review: Anyone who spends any amount of time with Twitter Apps on a iOS device is bound to have come across the name Twittelator before through their various incarnations of their Twittelator apps. Now though they have a new bow to their quiver with the introduction of Twitterlator … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Downbound Review: A new universal app from Mental Moustache Ltd. where the aim of the game is to outrun the falling sky that represents the end of the world while collecting stars and navigating the platforms that block your way. This is all done through 4 environments, the Afterworld, … Read the Full Story →
Rating: NFL Flick Quarterback HD Review: With the NFL season in full swing and Madden 12 getting dusty surly the time is just right for another licensed NFL game to hit the App Store and provide players throughout the world to dream that dream once more of lifting the Lombardi Trophy. … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Cybernarium Review: Every since Breakout hit our screens on the Atari back in 1976 there have been numerous versions released on all known devices including many on the iDevices. Well add another one to list as Breakout is brought into the 21st century with Cybernarium, a sci-fi influenced breakout … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Rolling Kongs Review: A new puzzle game for iPhone and iPad brought to the App Store by Ntreev Soft Co., Ltd. and if you are quick you’ll be able to grab it for just 99 cents. The question is though, should you? The game starts with a brief back … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Snappy Dragons Review: A game where dragons and wizards do NOT peacefully coexist and fireballs are the solution. The baby dragons have been kidnapped by the mean wizards and are being held hostage. A wizard guards each baby, and there are a few extra wizards around for more “protection.” Your … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Janryumon for iPad Review: Mahjong is an ancient game that has been brought to the iPad in the form of Janryumon {$0.99}. The game is a great adaptation for players of all abilities. The ancient Asian game of mahjong is well suited to the touch screen interface of the iPad. … Read the Full Story →
Rating: SilverWiz Money for iPad Review: A beautiful financial tracker designed for iOS, with apps available for both the iPhone and the iPad, and coming soon to the Mac as well. There are plenty of financial tracking apps out there, but SilverWiz Money for iPad {$4.99} stands out in its clean design … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Ninja Pong HD Review: One of the first games I ever played was the original game of Pong which, as I’m sure you know, consisted of bouncing a group of pixels across a dark screen against your paddle which was made up of a few more pixels than the ball. … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Blosics Review: A new game in the Angry Birds style that has you flinging balls at the blocks to knock them out of the picture. The slingshot action is a familiar game interface, but Blosics does it up just a little differently. You have a bubble that you can … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Mage Gauntlet Review: The game reminds you that long before 3-D, photorealistic graphics came along games were still fun. Mage Gauntlet {$2.99} is set in a world where evil was long ago defeated and confined by the great wizard Whitebeard. And, wizards and mage guilds defend it to keep it … Read the Full Story →
Rating: DerManDar Panorama Review: I’m a big fan of panoramic photographs, there is something so engaging in the results that they can provide, especially with outdoor views of beautiful scenery. This has always been available via third party apps, or now via unlocking of the hidden panorama feature in iOS 5, … Read the Full Story →
Rating: The Moogies Review: Chillingo is well known for its high quality games and so when they release a non-game it’s intriguing to see what they can come up with. In this case they introduce us to The Moogies {$2.99}, which given the title and the musical introduction to the game you … Read the Full Story →
