review · 11 years ago
Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift - A Surprise Stocking Stuffer
Just in time for the holidays, developers ZeptoLab’s has finally released Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift on Google Play.
review · 11 years ago
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 - Bugs in Blue
In 2011, Christian Taxman Whitehead worked with SEGA on a bold new venture: To bring Sonic The Hedgehog CD to mobile devices, PC, and home console platforms through the use of his new Retro Engine.
review · 11 years ago
Angry Birds Go! - Like Mario Kart But Not
I’m sure that when Rovio announced a few months ago about their upcoming downhill kart racer, Angry Birds Go!, there was a bunch of eyebrows raised and for good reason.
review · 11 years ago
BADLAND - The Relentless Rebound
When a small black ball with eyes is suddenly and violently birthed into a barren desolate landscape, you can imagine its surprise.
review · 11 years ago
Sonic Dash - Running to a Place You’ve Already Been
Sonic finally got an opportunity to really put his feet to the concrete with Sonic Dash for mobile.
review · 11 years ago
Clash of Puppets - Sorry, Charlie
Have you ever just really wanted to like a game, but for one reason or another, simply couldn’t?
review · 11 years ago
Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf - Epic Combat in Denver’s New Book-Game
Joe Denver rose to prominence during the 1980s as his fantasy novel writing career took off.
review · 11 years ago
Fight Fight Zombanite! - Full Zombie Apocalypse Package
The zombie sub-genre of all forms of media, especially in video games, is here to stay and I am fine with that.
review · 11 years ago
Farming Simulator 14 - All Work and No Play
Games are a great source of entertainment, giving us the opportunity to slip into a magical world where we can swordfight, eat fireballs, or even sprout fairy wings.
review · 11 years ago
Injustice: Gods Among Us - A Grave Injustice?
The first thing you need to know about Injustice: Gods Among Us for Android is that it is not the same game as Injustice: Gods Among Us on consoles and PC. The second thing you should know is that despite being billed as a collectible card game, it still features combat which hews towards its fighting game origins.
review · 11 years ago
Ridiculous Fishing - Reel-diculous
“Ridiculous Fishing” is a name well-earned by this initially unsuspecting game.
review · 11 years ago
Avengers Alliance - The “Ehh” Team
Psst. Hey, kid. Wanna be a superhero? Marvel: Avengers Alliance has long been a popular game choice for aspiring defenders of justice who maybe aren’t so keen about moving from their armchair and facing off against evil on cold, rainy days.
review · 11 years ago
Isle of Bxnes - Life on the High Seas
Sometime back in the Stone Age, your tribe was attacked in the night. A small band of survivors managed to make it to a raft and escape the slaughter.
review · 11 years ago
GT Racing 2: The Real Car Exp - A Quality IAP-Fueled Racer
When I heard that Gameloft was making a new racer, I wondered what they’d get up to after the incredibly fun Asphalt 8.
review · 11 years ago
Neon Shadow - A Case of the Almosts
It’s not that I don’t get what Crescent Moon Games, the people behind Neon Shadow, are trying to do. I do, and I appreciate it.
review · 11 years ago
RE-VOLT 2 : Best RC 3D Racing - Not Quite the Best, Nor Particularly Re-Volting
To the unknowing, RE-VOLT 2 : Best RC 3D Racing sounds like it could hold quite a bit of promise with the offer of putting the thrill of racing radio-controlled cars in the palm of your hand.
review · 11 years ago
Tank Battles - It Doesn’t Tank, But It Comes Close
It’s odd to grow nostalgic for an Atari 2600 game while playing a modern mobile title, but that’s where Gameloft’s Tank Battles leaves us.
review · 11 years ago
Thor: TDW The Official Game - Raise An Army
When the hammer’s a-rockin’, don’t come a-knockin’. With his shimmering blonde hair, sculpted arm muscles, fine-crafted armor and chiseled jaw, it’s not hard to see why one particularly iconic Norse version of Fabio makes the ladies’ hearts twitter.
review · 11 years ago
Run Sheldon - Treadmill Run and Bunny Antics
Ancient Greek storyteller Aesop would have never imagined that his famous tale The Tortoise and the Hare would find life again in the form on an endless running Android game called Run Sheldon.
review · 11 years ago
Rayman Fiesta Run - A Sound Sequel
The Rayman series of side-scrolling platform games has been around since 1995, but Rayman Fiesta Run is only the second one made for touchscreen devices.
review · 11 years ago
The Adventures of Mosaika - A Quieter, Gentler Adventure
Some video games are high-energy experience that are meant to keep you running and gunning for hours without so much as an opportunity to take a breather.
review · 11 years ago
Pocket Harvest - Rehashed and Refarmed
We all enjoy strolling through a farmers’ market/supermarket shopping for our favorite vegetables and groceries, but have probably never spared a thought for the farmers who have worked hard to provide us with those gorgeous and healthy fruits and veggies.
review · 11 years ago
Romans from Mars - Defend Earth from the Attacking Martians
Romans from Mars is a free-to-play game claiming to offer premium level fun, for low up-front costs.
review · 11 years ago
Skylanders Battlegrounds - Fun for Non-Fans, Too
Wash Buckler. Blast Zone. Grilla Drilla. If these words sound like drinks you might buy at a gas station, you’re probably not familiar with the Skylanders franchise.
review · 11 years ago
One of my favorite comedians once quipped, “If I had a hammer, there would be no more folk singers.” While I’m pretty sure Billy Connolly isn’t a Wraithborne stand up comic, perhaps he was on to something…
review · 11 years ago
Star Command - Begin Evasive Maneuvers
Star Command’s pre-launch history is far from sterling. Funded in part through a successful Kickstarter campaign, the game missed several projected releases before hitting the iOS App Store in May of this year…
review · 11 years ago
Drift Mania: Street Outlaws - Cornered
While drifting is often a prominent feature in many a racing title, it is rarely the main focus; that’s where Drift Mania: Street Outlaws sets itself apart from other racing games.
review · 11 years ago
Dead Trigger 2 - A Masterclass in Touchscreen Shooters
For all our fear and dread of the undead, we really seem to have taken to zombies in horror entertainment — in just the past couple of months…
review · 11 years ago
Call of Duty: Strike Team - Call of Duty on the Go
When I first heard that Activision was making a Call of Duty game specifically for mobile devices I, understandable, was a little wary.
review · 11 years ago
Oh My Heroes! - These Heroes Have a Lot of Training Ahead of Them
Important note: When you read off the name of this game, you’re not supposed to say it with the wistful kind of sigh that you typically hear from maidens swooning over knights and lords.
review · 11 years ago
Why are developers flogging a dead horse long after its corpse has withered away? Zombies tend to make for the least imaginative premise for games out there, and gaming platforms are saturated with the stuff.
review · 11 years ago
Real Steel World Robot Boxing - Rock ’em Sock ’em
As a kid I’m sure you played or at least were envious of someone who had the Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots.
review · 11 years ago
Clash of Clans - Looting and Plundering Realms and Your Pocket
Clash of Clans (CoC) may go down in history as a game with brilliant online RTS elements, but it will also be equally remembered as one that subconsciously sneaked into your psyche and entrapped you in its IAP bait.
review · 11 years ago
ARC Squadron: Redux - Dodge Asteroids, Missiles and Explosions to Save Your Spaceship
ARC Squadron: Redux, is a fun, fast-paced aerial combat title, set in outer space. A humble spaceship janitor (yes!), you’re given the unenviable task of being the last line of defence against swarms of bad guys that are attacking your spaceship.
review · 11 years ago
Rabbids Big Bang - Like Angry Birds Meets Super Mario Galaxy… But Not
You never know what those rascally Rabbids will be up to next. This time out, they’re trying their hand at the Angry Birds formula, but with a twist! And a rocket pack.
review · 11 years ago
Deprofundis: Requiem - Loot Lover’s Dungeon Crawl
DeProfundis Requiem is the bastard step child of the union between Torchlight and Diablo – two of the most popular action/RPG games in recent history.
review · 11 years ago
Plants vs Zombies 2 - Twice as Addictive
It’s been a painful wait for Android fans of one of the most popular tower defense games.
review · 11 years ago
Westbound - Go West, At Least For a Little While
The United States of America is a land of diverse climes.
review · 11 years ago
Transport Tycoon - Get Stuff Moving
The never ending pursuit of acquiring “stuff” is what drives our insane world’s economy and ensures that we all adhere to the 40 hour work-week.
review · 11 years ago
Where’s My Water? 2 - Soak Up the Good Times
The original Where’s My Water? from Disney was a terrific puzzle game which employed water physics as its driving force of gameplay.
review · 11 years ago
Shadowrun Returns - What a $10 Mobile Game Should Be
In 1989, game designer and author Jordan Weisman let his imagination run wild and created the ultimate fantasy universe for the geeks of his time: Shadowrun brought together magical creatures, cyberpunks, urban mercenaries and evil corporations in a futuristic dystopian world.
review · 11 years ago
TMNT: Rooftop Run - Turtle Power That Turns Turtle
Superheroes: everybody loves them not just because they can do unbelievable things and save the day, but because they can do it with such élan and poise, that you want to be like them, look like them, talk like them, and even dress like them.
review · 11 years ago
Sir! I’d Like To Report a Bug! - A Retro World Gone Mad
Blessed are the game testers. They suffer the most repetitive job on earth so that we won’t run into bugs that permanently turn our Level 90 dragonborn hero inside-out.
review · 11 years ago
Pinball Rocks HD - Rock and Roll at Its Most Literal
Pinball is a dying art– or at the very least, it certainly feels like one.
review · 11 years ago
Deer Hunter 2014 - A Swipe Away
I have never hunted in my life, unless you consider fishing to be part of the whole hunting genre…
review · 11 years ago
Motoheroz - Not Tilting in Its Favour
MotoHeroz was originally a game released as part of the WiiWare service on the Nintendo Wii, the console that started the idea of motion controlled games.
review · 11 years ago
Kingdom Rush Frontiers - Tower Defense at Its Finest
When it comes to the tower defense genre I think it is an almost established fact that the original Kingdom Rush from Ironhide Studios is the creme of the crop.
review · 11 years ago
FINAL FANTASY V - Revisiting and Old Friend
Square-Enix’s Final Fantasy V has long felt like an afterthought to North American role-playing fans. That’s not a reflection of its quality: It just speaks of how long it took for the title to finally find an identity outside of Japan.