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?
Reviews (Page 2 of 10)
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?
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.
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?
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.
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?
B-Boy Beats
by Jamin Smith on 22nd Feb 2010
What up playa!? Read this here B-Boy Beats review for bare good informizzle on the new rhythm action title from Mobile Pie. Word.
X2 Snowboarding
by Chris Thomas on 18th Feb 2010
X2 Games's new snowboarding title looks to offer a similar gameplay experience to the long running SSX series, but can it really keep up? We hit the slopes and find out.
Detonate
by Lew Reed on 17th Feb 2010
Controlled demolition is risky business, does Detonate have too many weak points to justify a purchase?
Broken Sword: the Director's Cut
by Lew Reed on 14th Feb 2010
The original Broken Sword was well received back in its day. Does the title still hold up in 2010, and more importantly how does it get along with your iPhone?
Ghosts 'n Zombies
by Lew Reed on 4th Feb 2010
Just when you thought there was no life left in zombies, there's still a few thousand more to be sorted out on your train journeys.
Guerrilla Bob
by Jamin Smith on 2nd Feb 2010
Everybody say hello to Guerrilla Bob; a maniacal gun slinger who is armed to the teeth and willing to go to any length to exact his revenge. We put Angry Mob Game's latest through its paces in our review.
Dawn of the Dead
by Jamin Smith on 19th Jan 2010
George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead is an undeniably fantastic film; a genre defining horror romp that has influenced just about every zombie flick since. Can the iPhone game hope to capture that success? Read on for the brutal truth.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
by Jamin Smith on 18th Jan 2010
One of the industry's biggest franchises arrives on the App Store for the first time in the form of Chinatown Wars. Find out exactly what to expect in our mammoth two page review.
Mission: Deep Sea
by Chris Thomas on 17th Jan 2010
We take control of a (probably reluctant) turtle and use it to complete some rather tame tasks in what would otherwise be a very unique and interesting title.
