Capsized+ is a port of the well received game of the same title on Xbox Live Arcade. The plus is just there to tell people that now it is available …
Continue reading →What do you get if you take the spirit, mechanics and graphics of the hit PC RPGs of the 1980s, distill them down to their core elements, and then use …
Continue reading →iOS developers have done the word game to death. You can't flip a page in the app store without running into some minor variation on the Scrabble concept, and it …
Continue reading →It seems like a revolution has come to boardgames with the invention of the iPad and iPhone. Several different boardgames have come out for the iOS and it seems like …
Continue reading →Stop Dashing & Start Building! Time management games now come in a variety of flavors. While the most popular continue to be the "Diner Dash" clones which have you running …
Continue reading →While the iPad is a technological marvel that may change the role of tablet computing in our lives, one thing it hasn’t changed is the public’s appetite for fart apps. …
Continue reading →Having seen the success of "scavenger hunt" type games everywhere from bowling alleys to arcades, it was a surefire bet that this genre would make itself known on the iPad. …
Continue reading →With the plethora of dual stick shooters hitting the iOS App Store, there are a few that stand out due a popular character or some interesting game mechanics. A lot …
Continue reading →Time to shop! Along with hidden object games, match-3 puzzle games, and point-and-click adventures, one genre which has enjoyed increased popularity over the past several years is that of …
Continue reading →The iPhone is an interesting platform when it comes to gaming. It seems like about 80% of the games available are little more than glorified Flash games, but every once …
Continue reading →Popcap is one of those companies that can take a crazy concept and turn it into a goldmine, causing customers to throw money at them to be able to play …
Continue reading →A wise man once said that the only thing more fun than shooting zombies was shooting Nazi zombies. The developers of Call of Duty: World at War certainly knew this, …
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