Review: Robosockets for iPhone

If you like cleverly designed puzzle games with a decent amount of strategic depth, Robosockets is absolutely worth it.

Review: Poker with Bob for iPhone

It isn't the best game of cards in town, but the well animated and fully voiced Bob may engage gamers looking for a poker partner on the go.

Review: Poto and Cabenga for iPhone

This charming and challenging side-scroller impresses with its varied gameplay and colorful aesthetic.

Review: Volcano Escape for iPhone

This slick iOS action-platformer is packed full of well-designed content, but it's occasionally hampered by clunky controls

Review: Disoriented! for iPhone

A unique platormer that has you rotating your iPhone, iPod, or iPad to change the game's gravity, Disoriented is fun, if a little bit discombobulating.

Review: Chicken Coup for iOS

This arcade-inspired sorting game is easy on the eyes and perfect for quick-play sessions, but a lack of depth and some game-stopping slowdown issues may seriously shorten it shelf-life on your iDevice.

Review: Super Stick Golf for iOS

Super Stick Golf includes every course from the original game, as well as a whole heap of new ones. But that isn’t the only improvement that has been implemented in this sequel…

Review: Infinity Blade for iOS

This on-rails adventure is without a doubt the best looking 3D iPhone game to date, and an exciting single-player campaign proves that there's much more to it than just a pretty face.

Review: Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for iPhone

This new iOS remake is an improvement in some ways, but on the whole is not the ultimate way to play Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3.

Review: N.O.V.A. 2 for iPhone

N.O.V.A. 2 is not as groundbreaking as its predecessor, but still offers top-notch gameplay for hardcore first-person shooter fans.

Review: Gravity Guy for iPhone

Gravity Guy throws you into the shoes of a mysterious gnome figure with the ability to flip gravity at will. You’ve just escaped from prison, and now you’re on the run from what appear to be law-enforcement robots. It’s a minimalist story at best, but it does a decent enough job of setting up the action that follows.

Review: Age of Zombies for the iOS

As the always-tactful Barry Steakfries, you must travel through time with the single goal of killing as many zombies as possible.

Review: Across Age DX for iPhone

This "deluxe" version of Across Age features a revamped combat system, a sprinkling of new content, and of course support for the Retina Display.

Review: Vikings Row! for iPhone

Help Bjorn and his crew collect copious amounts of gold in order to restore the Vikings' reserve to its former glory.

Review: Mirror’s Edge for iPhone

Whether you're a fan of the console game hungry for more digital parkour or you're just an iPhone owner with an itching for a solid platformer, this is an easy recommendation.


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Review: Knight’s Rush for iPhone

Knight’s Rush is an expansive and impressive side-scrolling beat-em-up in the vein of the addictive medieval console title Castle Crashers.


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Review: Jaws for iPhone

Jaws isn't exactly the greatest adaptation of a film to a game that you'll ever see, but it earns a cautious recommendation for the enjoyable challenge that the frenetic gameplay offers and its great usage of the license.