Rating Preview Fun Factor 7.0 Visuals 5.0 Sound 3.0 Controls 7.5 Value 7.0 0.0 In an endless sea of apps, the App Store is bound to have a few categories with copy and pasted games. Naturally, the first classics to hit the iPhone were common board games, such as checkers, backgammon, chess and more. [...] . . . → Read More: Chess Pro iPhone Game Review
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The iPhone seems like a pretty nice home for the ever-popular tower defense genre, but it seems like there are only a few developers making a real effort to bring that PC experience into the palm of your hands. Then Subatomic Studios came along and released Fieldrunners, quenching the thirst of TD fanatics everywhere. If [...] . . . → Read More: Fieldrunners iPhone Game Review A common plight among iPhone developers is how to emulate standard gaming controls on the touch-based device. In theory, virtual buttons and analog sticks should get the job done, and yet somehow, many games fail to allow for precise control. iDracula, a free-roam, 360-degree shoot ’em up, revolves entirely around maneuvering using virtual analogs, much [...] . . . → Read More: iDracula iPhone Game Review I have memories as far back at the early 90’s of sitting in the back of the family station wagon, playing Monopoly on an old-school brick GameBoy. Even back then, I tried to exploit the AI in order to make trades and purchases in my favor. Of course, playing against computers never gave you that [...] . . . → Read More: Monopoly Here and Now: The World Edition iPhone Game Review In my younger years, I can remember frequently visiting my cousin’s house and spending hour upon hour playing various NES titles. The games were vibrant and self-explanatory. Everything was simple back then. Get Mario all the way to the right, or shoot the ducks on the screen; there was never any confusion. One day, I [...] . . . → Read More: LED Football 2 iPhone Game Review Remember the game QIX? No? How about JezzBall <http://www.jezzball.net/way/cool/bl/play.html>? It’s the classic game of fencing off objects flying around on screen, until you’ve hit an overwhelming majority of the territory, which is usually 75%. The only catch is that while you’re creating the line that claims your space, it can’t be hit by any of [...] . . . → Read More: Dr. Awesome iPhone Game Review |
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