Review: Earth Defense Force for iPhone

This addictive side-scrolling shooter is a pitch-perfect port of an SNES classic, and works tremendously well on iOS devices.

Review: The Stroke of Midnight for iOS

If you enjoy tragic romance and getting lost in another world (without difficult puzzles getting in your way), then The Stroke of Midnight is an excellent diversion.

Review: Lost in Time for iPad

Lost in Time: The Clockwork Tower is a hidden-object puzzle game with an intriguing—if strange—storyline.

Review: Eternal Legacy for iPhone

You are Astrian, a rugged rebel hero trying to save your world from a corrupt leader. Of course, then you meet said leader's pretty daughter Lysty, convince her of your purpose, and embark on a journey across the land of Algoad in search of powerful Varsh stones.

Review: Robot Unicorn Attack Christmas Edition

Robot Unicorn Attack is back, and it's all decked out in holiday gear...complete with a hard rock Christmas soundtrack.

Review: Angry Birds Seasons for iPhone

Rovio's wildly popular Angry Birds is back once again, this time spreading holiday cheer. Rovio has upgraded and renamed its "Angry Birds Halloween" app with "Angry Birds Seasons" and has added 25 new Christmas-themed levels.

LOTR: Middle-Earth Defense for iPhone

LOTR: Middle-Earth Defense features a slight twist on the traditional tower-defense game, as well as superb graphics.

Review: Numbl for iPhone

Numbl is a surprisingly addictive addition game that will test your elementary math skills. Developed by Andy Wise and at just $1.99, it’s sure to give you and your math-minded friends plenty of entertainment.

Review: Arcade Cats for iPhone

Arcade Cats by Star Cat Studios is one of those puzzle games that doesn’t seem challenging at first, but then you reach the sixth level and the difficulty level skyrockets. Speaking of rockets, you can see a lot of similarities between Arcade Cats and the cult favorite Sega title Chu Chu Rocket

Review: Pocket Frogs for iPhone

Pocket Frogs is a social networking game where the goal is to, well, breed frogs and see what kinds of cool combinations you can make.


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Review: Circus Marcus for iPhone

In Circus Marcus, you'll follow the lead character as he performs increasingly difficult circus stunts (from handstands to elephant stacking) in an attempt to catch the eye of his ladylove, Ruby the Ringmaster.


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Review: iMusic Puzzle for iPhone

Think you know the songs in your iTunes library? Perhaps you should try your hand at iMusic Puzzle, a $0.99 game from I-Play.


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Review: The Magic Labyrinth for iPhone

You must work your way through the labyrinth and collect symbols, but there’s a catch: the walls are invisible.


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Review: Office Heroes for iPhone

Sick of being an office drone? Why not spend your free time on a social networking game that attempts to make the office life exciting and fun? Developed by Astro Ape Studios, Office Heroes is a free-to-play, Farmville-esque…office game.

Review: NASA Lunar Rover for iPhone

NASA Lunar Electric Rover Simulator is a friendly, easy-to-master, free game by NASA. Designed more to educate than entertain, NASA Lunar Electric Rover Simulator makes it look like just about anyone could pilot a rover.

Review: Tinseltown Dreams for iPhone

Do you dream of producing your own Hollywood movie? And, instead of plunking down cash, playing "match-3" games to fund it? If that’s the case, Namco's Tinseltown Dreams for the iPhone is the only way in which your dream can become reality.

Review: Twilight Eclipse Movie Game for iPhone

The Twilight Saga Eclipse Movie Game is a trivia application for only the most dedicated of Twilight fans, featuring hi-res images from the movies and questions only the true fan would know the answers to.

Review: Skelanimals Dance Party for iPhone

Developed by Flying Penguin, Skelanimals has a simple interface and features 10 faux-punk songs with lyrics like "Your party is a zero/Your party needs a hero," and "Why you playing that song/Let me get my iPhone." Basically, it's perfect if you're a 14-year-old scenester.

Review: Dracula: Path of the Dragon Part 2 for iPhone

You play Father Arno Moriani, a priest on a mission to investigate a candidate for sainthood. But your mission is derailed amidst local legends and fears, and you find yourself with the task of proving that vampires don't exist…but now, even you’re not so sure that that's the truth.

Review: Fast & Furious Adrenaline for iPhone

You are a new driver in Los Angeles, and your task is to join a crew and defend your turf (through high-stakes road races, of course).