App Reviews
Paper Monsters Review: A Uniquely Designed Addition to the Platform Gaming World…
Most of us know that platform games on our mobile devices these days are a dime a dozen. It is difficult to differentiate one thing from the next, as so many concepts appear to be borrowed from other games, including graphical styling.
Paper Monsters does a good job at separating itself from the rest of
Trenches 2 Review: Bigger, but Definitely not Better
Options are limited for World War 1 enthusiasts looking for great iPhone games, so we have good reason to expect a lot from Electronic Arts and the Trenches franchise. Unfortunately, they’ve failed to take what worked in the original and improve it on all fronts. Instead, with Trenches 2 we get a much bigger game
SoulCalibur Review: A Superb Port- Though Pricey and Limited
So you love Street Fighter 4 (Review) and King of Fighters (Review), but you’re wondering what’s next in your iPhone combat career… Well, if you’ve got deep enough pockets and can overlook a missing multiplayer mode, then you’ve got your answer.
SoulCalibur has sauntered into the App Store arena in a big
Pimp Your Screen Review: It enables you to do just that…
Shadowgun Review: a Beautiful First-Person Shooter for the iPhone and iPad, but is that it?
Have you ever wondered if the amazingness that is Gears of War could ever translate to the iPhone gaming platform? It would appear that the crazy scientists at Madfinger attempted to solve that question with Shadowgun. Madfinger generated a lot of buzz early last year when they released some bits and pieces of what Shadowgun
Keynote (2011) Review: Getting Better
Venture Towns Review: Kairosoft’s Edges Are Beginning to Show
It’s getting a bit difficult to review releases from Kairosoft. They’ve got a track record of putting out playable, successful casual management games, and each one is built on a tried-and-true formula of design, graphics, and game progression. Their games are charming, playable, and sometimes addictive; but they have not innovated in the realm of
Amazing Breaker Review: Explosive Fun!
Puzzle games in the vein of Angry Birds and Cut the Rope — puzzlers with simple basics, lots of game levels, and three-starred ratings — have become a cornerstone staple of the App Store. One recent release that’s distinguished itself from the pack is Amazing Breaker , a catapult-style puzzler that packs a big bang.
Sonic CD Review: Powerful Port of a Classic Sequel
Grand Theft Auto III Review: An Amazing Rendition of the Console Classic on the iOS
| App Name: | Grand Theft Auto III |
| Platforms: | Universal (Optimized for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch) |
| Genre(s): | crime |
| Price: | $4.99 |
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Little introduction is required when talking about the Grand Theft Auto franchise from Rockstar Games. Chances are, you’ve played through the whole thing on Playstation 2—or you’ve at least heard people complaining about its glorification of violence and crime… While we don’t expect this iPhone/iPad port to re-spark those annoying debates, it won’t be for
