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Aztec temples - not a usual feature of the US Open

Let’s Golf 2

by Paul Byron on 28th Jul 2010

Gameloft take a second shot with their golf sequel, but do they manage to get a hole in one?

The prince hoped his online dating pose would win him love

Prince of Persia Warrior Within

by Paul Byron on 27th Jul 2010

The Prince of time makes his way to the iPhone in a graphically impressive game.

Limbs flying. decapitation and football.  No, it's not the Netherlands team.

Pro Zombie Soccer

by Paul Byron on 22nd Jul 2010

Will this Zombie Football game score big or get the red card? Find out with our review.

The lean, mean, human hunting machine

Robert Rodriguez Presents Predators

by Paul Byron on 20th Jul 2010

Have you got what it takes to be the perfect hunting machine?

Shrek tries to re-create the bridge scene from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Shrek Forever After

by Paul Byron on 12th Jul 2010

Shrek returns to the iPhone in a fun movie based platform game, but is it enough to keep you playing forever?

A box of delights

All-in-One Gamebox

by Paul Byron on 23rd Jun 2010

Can you get 35 good games for 59p?

A fist to the testes is a sure fire way to drop a man.

Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior

by Paul Byron on 21st Jun 2010

Bruce Lee takes Street Fighter IV head on, but does this entry in the genre come out on top? Read on to find out.

An otherwise decent control scheme is marred by poor execution.

Skate It

by Chris Thomas on 18th May 2010

We strap on our helmets and hit the half pipe to see if EA’s Skate It is as fun as it’s console big brothers.

Both Iron Man and War Machine are playable throughout the course of the game

Iron Man 2

by Chris Thomas on 5th May 2010

Gameloft have taken on yet another big movie license, but can Iron Man 2 on the iPhone hope to match the high-octane action of the film? Find out in this two-page review.

Line up the music boxes to make a sequence!

iMusic Puzzle

by Lew Reed on 19th Mar 2010

Having your own music in music-based games is arguably the next milestone for the genre. Is iMusic Puzzle a progression in the right direction?

And they say that a hero can save us.

The Hero

by Lew Reed on 14th Mar 2010

Superhero games are hardly a rarity, and neither is fun and simple gameplay. So why should you be interested in playing the Hero?

The daddy of fighting games makes itself comfortable on the iPhone

Street Fighter IV

by Jamin Smith on 11th Mar 2010

Capcom brings the most celebrated fighting game of all time to the App Store, but the question on everybody's lips is: is it any good? Find out in our two-page review.

I heard you like matching coloured blocks?

Blockular

by Lew Reed on 10th Mar 2010

You've probably played a game where you line up 3 or more gems and get points for it? Well, this is one of those - does it do enough to stand out from the line up?

Look ma! No limbs!

Rayman 2 the Great Escape

by Lew Reed on 5th Mar 2010

Remember childhood days gone by, not a care in the world beyond getting pocket money for video games? Well, it's time to let go.

Cognitive processing required.

Cogs

by Lew Reed on 25th Feb 2010

Cogs is one of those slidey puzzle games that usually ends with pulling the tiles out to cheat. With iPhone offering no such luxury, is the game good enough to keep your eyes on the screen?