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Numb3rs™ - The Game Review
Is it just me or are TV shows scrambling to make games now? CBS Interactive along with Chillingo have released 'Numb3rs™ - The Game' and in a refreshing turn for the better this who-dun-it show isn't being paired with an adventure game. Nope, instead of searching for hidden objects and pressing witnesses you'll take part in the fantasy mathematics of Numb3rs by solving numerical puzzles. Charlie has developed yet another algorithm to locate the suspect in question, but as a budd…
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BoBo Brother Defence Review
Sure, you could play a tower defense game where you place towers in fixed positions around a track; and sure, you could play one where you can freely place them to form mazes; but have you played one where the towers create a vertical obstacle for monsters to bypass? BoBo Brother Defence by Joybean is all about stacking the so-called BoBo's on top of each other to make use of their individual abilities and stop the incoming waves of enemies. The game gives players a 5x6 grid to drag a…
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Baseball Superstars 2010 HD Released for iPad
GAMEVIL recently released their award winning Baseball Superstars 2010 on the iPad with a new HD version. The Baseball Superstar series has sold over 2 million since its first release in 2002. Checkout our Baseball Superstars Review for the iPhone: Read the Full Review! App Info: Baseball Superstars series is not just a small partial baseball but has full features with even more in this year's edition. Customizing your own player to become a Superstar can't be achieved by just harsh training. Spend money on upgradable gears and even throw events to cheer him up. World champs are waiting for your final challenge, so get ready and batter up, Sluggers! The HD version has full to…
Headspin: Storybook Review
As games go, Headspin: Storybook by Brandwidth isn't the most challenging, but perhaps that's the point as it hopes to weave a simple tale of a poor farm-boy as he journeys to save his kingdom from an evil witch. Her wicked power is transforming the countryside, subtly twisting the world around so it's not quite the way it was. In this story-book land this means you will need to find the objects not correctly mirrored on each side of the pop-up pages and tap them to spin them back aro…
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Billabong Surf Trip Review
For some, the sun, the beach and surfing are practically a way of life; something I'm quite acquainted with living a mere handful of blocks from the home of the international clothing company 'Billabong'. Billabong Surf Trip by Chillingo tries to realistically capture the thrill and challenge of riding a wave while performing tricks to score points as you make your way on a world-wide tour of some of the best beaches you could visit. To do this you'll need to master Surf Trip's rather…
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Bonecruncher Soccer now out
Distinctive Developments have just released Bonecruncher Soccer, a new "ultimate soccer showdown" for the special launch price of $0.99. App Info: Get your adrenaline pumping with the most exhilarating and twisted soccer game of the season. Show what you're made of by charging through the team of savage defenders, reach the 18 yard box and score. This is the ultimate soccer showdown where boys are separated from the men. Are you ready to be crunched? Features: UNRIVALLED ANIMATIONSWe teamed up with the Sheffield United Academy to bring you super smooth and realistic motion captured animations. PERSONALIZE YOUR PLAYERFully customizable player - choose your cut, boot and strip. So, no…
Sir Lovalot Review
Sir Lovalot by Hungry Games is a risque vertical jumper that pits your amorous knight against an infinite tower filled with tricks and traps to end your ascent, but more importantly it's full of lovely vulnerable princesses after a bit of love. Those familiar with the genre will have little to learn as you tilt your way from side to side to move your knight back and forth around the tower to endlessly bounce off its ledges. Instead of boring old ledges floating magically in mid-air, S…
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Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus Review
UPDATE: A severe bug seems to be affecting some players, resulting in their experience being reset to zero when leaving the multiplayer menu. We'll try to find out how common this bug is and if there are any plans to resolve it. Last year Gameloft introduced their response to the modern day war theater games in the guise of Modern Combat: Sandstorm and the game was quite easily a massive boon for FPS fans with iDevices. Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus not only continues the franchise,…
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Time Geeks: Find All! Review
The days of staring at large, complex and busy images in the search for one stripey capped, glasses wearing chap have certainly come a long way. Hidden object titles are undoubtedly a popular genre, though not an easy one to pull off cleverly, but 'Time Geeks: Find All!' by Ivanovich has come up with something that borrows from modern and old influences to create something that's compelling and fun to enjoy. Players are flung through time to various locations in time and space to help…
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Tap Disc Review
'Tap Disc' (formerly Flying Discs) by Legal Radiation Team isn't your standard arcade game. Your aim is to help capture or save people by capturing their vehicles in an appropriately colored zone, but timing these captures isn't easy and things only get more complicated once deadly hazards are introduced. By tapping on the screen you'll create a large circular colored zone that starts out white, but then slowly blinks between orange and red before disappearing. These correspond to the…
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Vampire Origins Reloaded Now Out for iPhone and iPad!
Chillingo have announced the release of Vampire Origins Reloaded for the iPhone and a HD version for the iPad. Take control of Vincent once again to defeat the bloodsucking hordes, this time though, things are a little different. Take on the evil vampires in the brand new Survival Mode, and use the gyroscopic controls to take aim and blow your enemies away! The HD version is currently on sale for $0.99! Checkout the YouTube Trailer: App Info: AN EXPERIENCE WITH REAL BITEWith beautiful music and incredible comic-style hand-drawn cut scenes, Vampire Origins offers a powerful, story-driven introduction to the Vampire Saga, introducing new characters and plotlines as the history…
Vikings Row! Review
The journey to Valhalla is not an easy one, but if it was easy then these Vikings probably wouldn't have bothered in the first place. 'Vikings Row!' by I-play is a deceptively simple game of rowing your way through deadly and often other-worldly rivers to collect riches and demonstrate your courage to the Valkyrie guarding the way. Players will have to literally row their way through the hazard-filled channels by swiping their fingers on the screen to simulate a rowing action. Dependi…
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Super Mega Worm Lite Now Available
Deceased Pixel have announced the release of Super Mega Worm Lite, now available for free download from the AppStore. Checkout our Video Review for the full version of Super Mega Worm: Read the Full Review! Get Super Mega Worm Lite for free on the AppStore!…
Sonic The Hedgehog 4™ Episode I Review
It has been a long time coming, but Sonic The Hedgehog finally feels like it has come back home. My reunion with the blazing blue hedgehog was a tentative one - I won't lie, I was scared I'd be burned like I was with Rush 2 - but once I dove in I was at once relieved and surprised to find that things just felt... right. And this is no mean feat, especially for iDevices without physical inputs - a bane to all platformers trying to recapture the past glory of the 8 and 16 bit era. Howev…
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Circull Review
M. C. Escher is certainly one of the most easily recognizable artists of the 20th century thanks to his mathematically inspired, mind-bending images and in particular his pattern artwork is more than impressive. Circull by Tonic Games makes use of these Escher-like hyperbolic geometric patterns to create a three-match game that is visually impressive and a challenge to master. Thankfully the game has a relaxed tone, removing timers and other similar pressure based challenges that woul…
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I've always thought that a game like The Temple of Elemental Evil would be a hit on mobile devices…