Review: GeoSpark for iPhone

If you’ve yearned for the opportunity to control the forces of gravity, then your dreams may come true with Geospark. Critical Thought Games in collaboration with Imangi Stuudios bring this minimalist title to your fingertips. GeoSpark provides some quick action within a retro-flashy package, but unfortunately the fun fades a bit too quickly.

Review: ZombieSmash! for iPhone

Throw a zombie across the screen. Then, drop a cement block on some of his friends. You can shoot, throw, and yes, smash a variety of undead monsters in ZombieSmash! a new game by Gamedoctors. Full of memorable weapons, a great physics engine, and some genuinely funny moments, ZombieSmash! is a must-have app.

Review: Hellemental for iPhone

Developers Intersog and Dirty Edge seek to redefine the tower defense genre with Hellemental. Unlike traditional tower defense games where the player sets up a slew of strategically placed weapons in hopes of slaughting lemming-like foes in an assembly line fashion, Hellemental instead relies on the magical abilities of a single defender.

Review: Dawn of the Dead for iPhone

Zach Snyders' 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead had its fans and its critics. New developer Byte Mark won't have the benefit of such a controversy: Dawn of the Dead for the iPhone—as the developers’ name suggests—bites.

Review: Dragon’s Lair for iPhone

Dragon’s Lair is essentially an interactive animated film. Considering one of the most popular arcade games of all time, Digital Leisure has done a terrific job porting this stunning classic to the iPhone and iPod touch.

Review: Connect 4 for iPhone

EA did a great job adding new features to the game, but no matter how many bells and whistles you put on it, Connect 4 still gets boring after a few hours. Just like the real life board game, Connect 4 is most enjoyable when played with a friend.