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iPhone Tower Offense Classic Anomaly Warzone ...
11 bit studios's tower offense classic Anomaly Warzone Earth is currently available at half its usual price.
The vanilla iPhone app is down to just 99c (from its usual $1.99), while the fancy Universal app for devices with Retina displays is down to $1.99 (from its usual price of $3.99).
In an inspired bit of role reversal, Anomaly Warzone Earth tosses aside the well-worn tower defence template aside and casts you as the attacking force.
Assaulting a heavily fortified position, you'll need to think strategically, exploiting your units' strengths to destroy enemy defences and deploying power-ups wisely to press home your advantage.
We simply couldn't get enough of Anomaly Warzone Earth's ... Read More 
tower defe...Top 3 iPhone Games for February 2012
February has been a surprising month, dishing out titles that were not only unexpected, but astoundingly entertaining. While a few genres were left out of the mix, most gamers were sure to find something they liked over the last month. However as always I'm ready to sift through the month that was and pick out some highlights for you to chew on if you're not distracted by larger titles being released on consoles in March.
This is the Top 3 iOS Games for February, 2012.
Beat Hazard Ultra (Cold Beam Games) $2.99 Univ. (Temporarily on sale for FREE)
Twin-stick shooters had a good run on the iOS platform for a while and despite the genre reaching near saturation,... Read More
iBomber Defense Pacific Review
And the tower defense games just keep on coming! It's hard to be completely cynical about gross over-saturation of a genre when a developer does such a good job of creating an entry into said genre. Not only that but this is a sequel to iBomber Defense which was a pretty solid tower defense title to begin with. As the name suggests, battle now is primarily on the Pacific rim, and while that gives a lot of opportunity for battleships to attack beach-heads or enemies to float upstream, there's ...
Towers N' Trolls Review
While playing Towers N' Trolls by Ember Entertainment, I caught myself thinking, 'Nice! A tower defense game that goes back to the basics!'. Unfortunately, not long after that, I was still thinking the same thing, but this time it had a slightly more sarcastic edge to it. This may sound mean-spirited, but let me explain... What you get in Towers N' Trolls is a tower defense title that acts as almost a text-book definition of how to execute a game in the genre. You have your basic towe...
Spice Bandits Review
In one of the more funny introductions to a game we've encountered in a while, Spice Bandits introduces the Spice Bandits, a galactic brand of pirates who plunder entire worlds in search of their precious addictive habit. Now they've set their sites on Earth. Most games would have you fight back the invading forces, but not this one. Do you have what it takes to help the pirates beat back Earth's defense force all in the name of spice? If so, please continue with the review. Once the ...
Friday News Wrap-Up 13 January 2012
Apologies to our regular viewers - the holiday season is still catching up to me and with any luck we're back on track for consistent Friday features. Sadly I'm not going to cover the entire month I've missed, but there's more than enough news in just the last seven days, so lets jump right in.
This is the Friday News Wrap-Up for the 13th of January, 2012.
Nyrthos In Development for iOS
Kicking off the week is some surprising news as Nyrthos, a simply stunningly rendered 2D Action-RPG, takes its project to mobile devices. Not only will players be able to follow the journey of their character on a browser, they'll also be able to load up on their iOS device of choice to... Read More
Gorgeous Tower Defence Title Jelly Defense Re...
Infinite Dreams's beautiful-looking tower defence title Jelly Defense is currently available from the App Store for a mere 99c - down from its usual price of $2.99.
Taking charge of the Jelly forces, you have to repel invading armies by strategically placing and upgrading towers.
Jelly Defense stands out in a crowded field partly because of the colour-coded towers which add an extra layer of strategic planning to proceedings.
And partly because it's absolutely lovely to look at.
Oh, and it doesn't play badly, either - we gave it a 4/5 in our review.
The game will likely revert to its full price sometime tomorrow, so if you're looking for some wibbly-wobbly strategy fun, then dash to the... Read More
Hero Academy Review
If you've spent any time gaming on the PC or even major consoles it's hard not to have come across Orcs Must Die, Robot Entertainment's third-person take on tower defense gameplay. Now iOS gamers can experience a taste of the developer's whimsical sense of fun thanks to their free-to-download tactical title, Hero Academy. Part card game, part turn-based strategy, players pit themselves against opponents from around the world in asynchronous matches. As such you can take part in multip...
Bloons 2 Review
Everyone remember Bloons? No, not the popular tower defense game, the other one. You know, the monkey who uses darts to pop a series of balloons for no discernible reason? Well, it's been over two years and that game has finally gotten a sequel. For those of you who have been waiting for more primate popping pandemonium, let us tell you what the sequel has in store. Players of the original should feel quite at home, and new players should realize that the first title had such shortcom...
Top 10 iPhone Games Of 2011
For those that know me personally, 'top lists' are a topic I find to be profoundly difficult to participate in as there's always a point at which you're splitting hairs just for the sake of ranking one thing above or below another. Keeping this in mind, AppSpy.com's Top 10 iOS Games for 2011 has not been numbered for the simple reason that a game's position ultimately means so very little when you consider how many games it had to overcome to reach that spot. Hold on to your pitchforks though as Dave, Richard and I have selected our personal favorites of the year, so at least three games will be going home with the knowledge that they managed to crack the cold-hard shell of these r... Read More
Jelly Defense Receives New Levels and Leaderb...
Christmas is almost here, and what better way to celebrate than with new levels for an iPhone tower defence title?
Okay, so there are plenty of better ways to celebrate, but owners of Jelly Defense, which we awarded 4/5 in our review, will definitely want to help themselves to this free festive update for the game.
The update adds two wintry levels of tower defence gameplay to the title and one endless level that promises to be a tough Christmas cookie.
New leaderboards are also included, as well as a 'new and cozy' music track to accompany your campaign of Jelly warfare.
Minor tweaks to gameplay and performance enhancements round out the package, while the mandatory difficulty hike that... Read More
Review Updates: Kard Combat, Flip Riders, Muf...
One of the wonderful things about the App Store is that it provides an opportunity for developers to refine their games as time goes on, often to the point of a game hardly resembling what was released in the first place. As such we've had a look at the following titles and we've given them the nudge they deserve as they remain relevant thanks to listening to their respective communities. (Some of the reviews are taking their sweet time to update correctly - they have been edited, please be patient!)
Kard Combat (Hothead Games)
One of the major weaknesses of Kard Combat when it was released was its lack of customization - something further exascerbated by only having a handful of mag... Read More
Com2uS's Tower Defense: Lost Earth Updated Wi...
You may not necessarily be aware of this, but the term 'tower defense' is copyrighted.
The copyright-holder is none other than Com2uS, who waited almost three years before actually cashing in on their lucrative TD trademark (serial number 3442002. Honestly.).
Was it worth the wait for an 'official' tower defense on iPhone, then?
Yes and no.
Yes, because Tower Defense: Lost Earth is undeniably polished, full of game modes, and rewards high score seekers.
No, because there's nothing really new or innovative about this particular tower defence experience.
Still, we awarded it a handsome 4/5 on review, and we're stoked to see it updated by the developers with additional power-ups, includin... Read More
iBomber Defense Developers Cobra Mobile Get N...
Dundee-based developers Cobra Mobile have been nominated for a Scottish BAFTA 2011 Award, thanks to their popular tower defence hit iBomber Defense.
First released for iOS - and subsequently ported to the Mac App Store - iBomber Defense earned a 4/5 at review.
On the subject of the BAFTA recognition, Mark Ettle, Cobra Mobile's MD, said:
iBomber Defense has been a massive critical and financial success for Cobra Mobile. The game has also become a gateway product and opened up all new hardware and software distribution platforms for the company to explore.
It's always an honour to get an award nomination for any product you've created and a BAFTA nomination is one of the best.
iBomber Def... Read More
Gem Keeper™ Review
While MMOs aren't their only bread and butter, NCsoft are certainly well known for their PC presence and when their attention swings around to the iOS it's hard not to take notice. Gem Keeper is their first swing at gaming on iDevices and much as you'd expect from a company with this much clout, it's a visually spectacular game to behold, but instead of an expected RPG they've gone for the safe bet of a tower defense game. Thankfully Gem Keeper isn't entirely lost in the melange of ti...
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