iPad Reviews
Ski Safari Review: An Endless Ski Run that Delivers a Fun and Imaginative Experience
| App Name: | Ski Safari |
| Platforms: | Universal (Optimized for iPhone and iPad) |
| Genre(s): | Games |
| Price: | $.99 |
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NOVA 3 Review: Gameloft Doesn’t Mess With Success
| App Name: | NOVA 3 |
| Platforms: | Universal |
| Genre(s): | FPS |
| Price: | $6.99 |
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Max Payne Mobile Review: A Great Port, but not without Complications
Anyone picking up a 3rd-person shooter for iPad or iPhone—especially a port—should know what to expect by now: Developers have proved incredibly adept at bringing great visuals and storylines to these touch-controlled renderings of console masterpieces, but there remains something missing in the department of controls… That said, Max Payne Mobile stands
Spellsword Review: Old School Grind is Quick and Dirty Fun
| App Name: | Spellsword |
| Platforms: | Universal (Optimized for iPhone and iPad) |
| Genre(s): | Puzzle, RPG |
| Price: | $0.99 |
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When I started playing Spellsword , the new fast-paced hack-n-slash puzzler from FireFruitForge and Everplay Interactive, my first impression was “Hey, it’s a mash-up of Swordigo and Leage of Evil.” And over the course of writing this review, I haven’t been able to shake that impression. Not that calling a game “A mash-up of Swordigo
Creavures Review: A Gorgeously Rendered Game with Unfortunate Controller Deficiencies
Creavures is a recently released game for the iPhone and iPad by the folks at Chillingo, and while it boasts an amazingly impressive visual experience, it left me underwhelmed for a few reasons.
But first…
The setting places you in a dark forest world that is in need of sunlight. Five creatures—or CreaVures—are tasked
