iOS

Gesture Ninja is a simple indie game on the App Store that releases on June 5th. Everyone likes an underdog pet project, so I was excited to give this game a try. Besides, the ubiquitous Fruit Ninja was a...

It was ten years ago that I cashed in my paper route earnings for my very first iPod (mini). The tech marveled me, with its massive 4gb hard drive and impossibly compact design, it was clear that the future...

First thing's first: Device 6 is a weird game. There's no getting away from it; Swedish developers Simogo have crafted a brilliantly gripping, thought-provoking, creative, but oh-so weird interactive...

We all grew up with the Sunday morning commercials telling you to head on down to the nearest arena to see a monster truck show. It was usually narrated by an over-caffeinated announcer with a day off and an...

Endless Boss Fight is a new iOS game developed by Whitemilk Games and published by Kongregate that pits you with the task the title of the game so bluntly states: endure an endless boss fight for as long as...

Editor's Note: 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors is currently available on the Nintendo DS in Western markets. An iOS port is expected soon, but it has not yet been released. This review is in...

When Skulls of the Shogun was released originally on Xbox and Windows platforms, it was an entertaining entry into the turn-based scene. It was fun, but ultimately didn't stack up to others in the same...

Space Chicks is an iOS game that comes to us from Crescent Moon Games. It mixes fun gravity infused gameplay with a traditional endless runner. It also features great mission progression, and loads of...

Star Wars: Tiny Death Star is the new iOS game from LucasArts that pits you with the task of micro-managing a much cuter version of the Death Star, Darth Vader’s planet destroying weapon from the original...

Developer Andreas Heydeck has taken on the daunting task of simulating, in a fun way, one of the most mundane businesses thinkable–a calling center–and that's exactly what he did. Smooth Operators...