Review: Photo Shootout for iPhone

Photo Shootout, a photography game from Man Mountain Productions, puts you directly in the shoes of a professional photographer as you learn essential camera skills.


Photography - IPhone - Arts and Entertainment - Arts - Business

Review: SlasherDerby for iPhone

SlasherDerby, a boxing game with a strange name, gets in a few good punches, but never lands a knock out.


Boxing - sport - iPhone 3G - Smartphones - Handhelds

Review: Rednecks vs. Zombies for iPhone

Tucker Ray in: Rednecks vs. Zombies, from developer Frozen Giant, provides some variety to the zombie-themed survival-horror genre by offering a white trash superhero in a post-apocalyptic trailer park.


IPhone - Survival horror - Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction - Handhelds - Smartphones

Review: SimCity Deluxe for iPhone

SimCity Deluxe manages to nicely translate the core gameplay features of the iconic computer game to the iPhone.

Review: Jim and Frank Mysteries for iPhone

Every year on Jim's birthday, Grandpa Stevenson challenges him to complete some sort of elaborate quest, with each year becoming progressively more difficult.

Review: HexaLex for iPhone

Hexalex, from developer Nathan Gray, bills itself as "a new angle on crossword games," but it would be more accurate to compare it to a colorful version of Scrabble with sound effects.

Review: Mumble Jumble for iPhone

Mumble Jumble, a word search app from developer Jonathan Pulham, combines elements of Scrabble, Tetris, and grade school word puzzles. The result is a fun little app that offers more than the standard word search game.

Review: Ping Pong Battle for iPad

Picture this: mobile, virtual ping pong, with iPhones as paddles and an iPad as the table. This is the promise of Ping Pong Battle, but unfortunately, the developers at LIME can't quite deliver.

Review: Predators for iPhone

Much more than a marketing gimmick to the recently released movie, Predator is an action-packed title that is well-worth the $3.

Review: Slingshot Safari for iPhone

Slingshot Safari, sequel to Digital Prunes' Slingshot Cowboy, is a great example of casual entertainment for the iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad.

Review: In My Pantry for iPhone

If you're willing to put in the effort to maintain this labor-intensive pantry and grocery list manager, you'll be impressed by In My Pantry's powerful features.

Review: Zombile Bowling HD for iPad

Zombile Bowling HD, from AtlanticNet, combines the delightful tongue-in-cheek camp of a classic bowling alley with the grumbling, gurgling undead.

Review: TweetList for iPhone

Lots of Twitter clients offer list features, but that's at the heart of TweetList, which allows you to have separate feeds for different groups of the people you follow.

Review: Footballz! for iPhone

Though not a true "soccer" sim, Footballz! is a casual and entertaining arcade style game that's fun to play whether you're a FIFA fanatic or not.

Review: Despicable Me: Minion Mania for iPhone

Though Despicable Me is a kids movie, this game will certainly challenge and entertain adults as well.

Review: Musicshake for iPhone

This versatile music mixer offers endless creative options. Some of the supplied vocals can get a little cheesy, but overall, Musicshake is a well-executed app that's sure to please novice deejays.

Review: Pocket Zoo for iPhone

This educational app has a few manageable shortcomings, but it's a fun way to get up close to animals with your iPhone or iPod touch.

Review: The A-Team for iPhone

The A-Team and all its campy, nostalgic glory has already invaded a theater near you, but The A-Team app, an action-adventure shooter game from RealNetworks, Inc., brings another dimension to the movie’s promotional blitz. Perfectly suited for a movie about action heroes, the game is an over-the-top side-scrolling third person action shooter complete with explosions, bullets and one liners.

Review: Pac-Match Party for iPhone

"Match 3" games are a dime a dozen, but Namco's Pac-Match Party, a celebration of Pac-Man's 30th birthday, manages to stand out by creating a refreshing mix of intuitive and addictive gameplay centered around Pac-Man’s iconic imagery.

Review: Princess Fury for iPhone

You know Princess Fury means business because she rocks both a tiara and a massive sword. Bad guys, beware.