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There seems to be having quite a surge of music-themed games in the iOS. We’ve seen and loved one — Jazz: Trump’s Journey — and this new one, Beat Sneak Bandit is another one that I truly adore. Check out this very neat trailer. Beat Sneak Bandit ($2.99 universal, via iTunes) starts off with … Continue reading: Beat Sneak Bandit Review – Superb Puzzler Combining Rhythm and Stealth 
Adventure platformers that require extreme precision have always been a hit and miss in touch gaming. This due to the reason that almost always, physical buttons are needed to get a better feel on how hard or soft you are pressing the buttons. That’s why it is always refreshing to see and play a game … Continue reading: Jazz: Trump’s Journey Review 
Tower defense games are anything but lacking in the iOS platform. You pick what tickles your fancy, and the Tower Defense genre in the iOS will certainly give you something for it. Zombies got Plants vs. Zombies, Aliens have Tower Madness, Action gives you Dungeon Defenders and so on and so forth. It is not … Continue reading: Defen-G Astro Review – 2D Tower Defense 
If you were born in the late 1980′s to mid 1990′s then you (including me) are blessed with the golden era of RPG (Role Playing Games) gaming through the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Lots of RPG’s have spawned in that particular console, including Zelda, Breath of Fire and the legendary Final Fantasy series. If you … Continue reading: Mage Gauntlet Review – Hack and Slash Retro RPG Fun! 
Fruit Ninja is one of the most popular iPhone games in the past, and in the innovation of the bigger iPhone (the iPad, ha-ha for me), it just makes perfect sense to create an HD version for the iPad. Fruit Ninja HD ($2.99 via iTunes) / Fruit Ninja ($.99 -iPhone Version- via iTunes) is a … Continue reading: Fruit Ninja HD Review 
When I first played with World of Goo ($4.99 via iTunes), it was on the PC. It quickly reminded me of the DOS game, Lemmings where you control little critters and sacrifice some of them so the others can survive. Pretty cool game, and it got me hooked at a young age of 10. World … Continue reading: World of Goo Review |
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