We don't usually review most iPhone games because they are mostly want-to-be-like types. The iPhone game "BOMB PIGS" definitely falls into that category. This tower defense, or more appropriately a "blockade defense", apparently tries to capitalize on the phenomenal popularity of the game "Angry Birds". Unfortunately, in this reviewer's eyes, it fails utterly. The game's [...] . . . → Read More: Bomb Pigs For iPhone Simply Bombs 
Fat Jump, an iPhone and iPad game on the App Store, is a fun twist to the ever so popular games Doodle Jump and Mega Jump. In Fat Jump, you play as a little green cucumber character trying to get his food back from the monsters who stole it from his own refridgerator. [...] . . . → Read More: Fat Jump For The iPhone Gets A Big Fat Thumbs Up The holiday season may have just ended, but it’s never too early to plan for next year. Bad Pocket Santa, the latest iPhone and iPod Touch app from RetroStyle games, allows you to spread some holiday cheer without breaking the bank, though this particular brand of good will might not be what you’re looking for. [...] . . . → Read More: Bad Pocket Santa iPhone Review There’s no doubt that the mafia is a firmly established phenomenon in American culture. From thick, information-packed books about John Gotti, Lucky Luciano, and Bugsy Siegel to popular movies like The Godfather, Goodfellas, and everything that Robert DeNiro has ever been in, the mob still has a certain mystique in the eyes of the American [...] . . . → Read More: Turf Wars iPhone Game Review Gameloft is quickly becoming the face of big-budget gaming on the iPhone, with an impressive array of titles like Modern Combat and the online-enabled UNO. Sure, many of these are blatant ripoffs of popular console games, but if they’re shameless enough to make them, I’m shameless enough to buy them. Real Soccer 2010 is Gameloft’s [...] . . . → Read More: Real Soccer 2010 iPhone Review Side-scrolling shooters are one of those bread-and-butter game genres that are closely linked with early gaming experiences. The simple formula worked: one ship, a plethora of enemies, and enough explosions to make young hearts beat faster. Like any other classic, this genre never disappeared. It’s always being edited, improved, and changed to keep up with [...] . . . → Read More: Underground iPhone Game Review |
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