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Monster Dash Review
Vampires, Demons and Mummies, oh my! ... oh and Zombies. I guess that didn't work so well, but that's ok because unlike my silly intro Halfbrick studios have made the combination work in their latest outing on the App Store, 'Monster Dash'. The new game is ostensibly another horizontal runner and it's only slightly disappointing after the success of Fruit Ninja to see the studio playing it so safe. With that said, this runner isn't quite your average fare, with various monsters provid…
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PUZZLE COSMOS Review
Puzzle Cosmos by PONOS is a flashy new arcade puzzler that certainly defies simple description, but if Lumines decided to do away with the drag and drop gameplay and replaced it with a cube that you can roll around the tiles then you'd be coming close. Perhaps the reason it's so hard to define is, in part, due to a lack of any help in the form of a tutorial or text guide. Players are dumped straight in to the game with three controls and it's up to them to work out what's going on. Th…
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Gravity Runner Review
We Are Colin's latest title 'Gravity Runner' is yet another interesting take on the horizontal runner, however instead of merely dealing with deadly pits, spikes and enemies, you'll have to manipulate gravity in order to survive. Controlling gravity is by no means an easy thing to master, especially when you're limited to flipping once per jump. And it's certainly something you'll need to master as each of the game's levels are a gauntlet of deadly pitfalls ready to kill you and throw…
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Chillingo Announces End of Summer Lineup
The summer is almost over, but that's not stopping Chillingo from announcing seven new summer releases due to hit the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch later this month. The following titles will be available soon: Lamp of Aladdin (Fenomen-Games/Chillingo) - Plunge into a world where fairytales come true as players explore exciting and mysterious realms with Aladdin and his magical Genie. Solve a variety of puzzles ranging from Hidden Objects to Match 3 to reveal new levels and surprising characters in this extraordinary adventure story. Exclusively coming soon for iPad. Pipe Rush (Flysoft/Clickgamer) - Help young Pippa connect the town's water supply system by carefully connect…
Love Battle Princess Lite is Out
Tenshi Noir released Love Battle Princess late last week, and has now released a lite version for the iPhone. The free lite version has all the challenges of the first Princess Pulse including her wallpaper plus you can have a taste of the survival mode up to level 5. Checkout our Video Review of the Full Version of Love Battle Princess: Read the Full Review. Get Battle Princess Lite for Free on the AppStore.…
Quell Review
'Relaxed' doesn't even begin to describe the experience of playing Quell by Fallen Tree Games, but it's certainly how I felt when playing this wonderfully simple and atmospheric logic puzzler. In each level your aim is to collect all the available 'pearls', avoiding traps as you keep sliding until you hit a wall. It's not a new concept by any means, but additional puzzle elements such as being able to warp from one side of the screen to the other makes things much harder to keep track…
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HYBRID 2 Trailer Released
Gamevil has released the trailer for the next instalment of the HYBRID series, the side scrolling action RPG appropriately titled HYBRID 2: Saga of Nostalgia. The developers plan to submit the game towards the end of the month. Checkout the Trailer: Watch our Review for the Original HYBRID: Eternal Whisper Read the Full Review!…
Cannon Fighter Review
If you've got a penchant for destruction and a vendetta against planes, then you might be the person imecha was going for when they recently released Cannon Fighter for the App Store. In this action title you'll take control of a cannon/tank in an attempt to shoot down as many planes as possible before they blow you to kingdom-come. I must say that I have more than a slight beef with the controls in Cannon Fighter as they seem to require far too much concentration to keep your aiming…
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Bumps Review
In Bumps by Utopian Games you'll need to free your fellow orbs after being abducted by an alien race looking for a tasty meal. You'll need to bounce or 'bump' your way to freedom in the 54 currently available levels, making use of a simple, but extremely clever physics system that rewards careful timing and positioning to unlock your friends from their delicious fate. For most of the puzzles all you have to do is drag the available small orbs around the screen before hitting the 'go'…
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Guns'n'Glory Review
Part tower defense, part real time strategy, Guns'n'Glory by Handy Games has certainly done a good job of grabbing my attention. In this Western themed title you'll need to ambush pioneers, taking them in for ransom, but don't get complacent as they'll try their hardest to avoid trouble by weaving through different canyons, forcing you to pick up and move your forces on the fly. Each of your 'towers' can be moved in order to deal with the constantly changing situations by tapping to s…
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GHOSTS'N GOBLINS GOLD KNIGHTS II Review
Take a back seat Lancelot, Perceval is in the house! CAPCOM have brought back the Ghosts'n Goblins (GNG) franchise for yet another spin with Gold Knights 2 making its way on to the App Store. There was certainly a lot of room for improvement after the last outing, especially as it boiled down to being a fairly ugly and difficult to control re-imagining of the original game. One of the first improvements for Gold Knights 2 is the inclusion of a virtual stick to replace the tragic…
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Angry Bunny: Ninja Revenge Review
It's unfortunate to see another game developer taking the short-track for their latest release, but 'Angry Bunny: Ninja Revenge' by Ran Zhang takes the well established Doodle Jump style of vertical endless gameplay and tacks on a few variations in order to give it a unique flavor. This isn't entirely successful though as jumping can feel somewhat erratic, with your ninja bunny vaulting past several platforms in one moment and just barely scraping by to the next level in the next. How…
iShoot 2 Arrives for iPhone and iPad
Naughty Bits has released iShoot 2, a new tank combat game with improvements on the original iShoot including enhanced graphics and sound, a new weapon system, scrolling and zooming landscapes, upgradable tanks, a new campaign mode and a Bluetooth feature. The app is available for both the iPhone and iPad for $2.99. Screenshots: Get iShoot on the AppStore.…
So Long, Oregon! Review
'So Long, Oregon!' by Blinkbat Games pokes fun at the classic edutainment title Oregan Trail and honestly, why shouldn't it? The distant echo of words like 'dysentery' still litter the cultural landscape and it was high time a game like this came along to bring closure to this painful chapter in the lives of many gamers. Almost everything about this title reaches for parody, from the old-school VGA/EGA style graphics to the inclusion of 'realistic' physics that are almost guaranteed t…
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Solipskier Review
It's not uncommon to see the occasional popular Flash title making its way on to the App Store, but it's somewhat rare to find a game that seems like it was always destined for the App Store. Solipskier by Mikengreg has you rocking out as you jump, flip and ski along at super-sonic speed in this horizontal 'runner' and instead of taking direct control you'll need to draw the landscape to keep him safe while hitting as many gates as possible to score it large. The line drawing is incre…
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