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Ive received plenty of Halloween-related specials this year, so Id better compile some of them in one blog post before Halloween is over! First up, HeroCraft is slicing 50% off its titles in its Halloween Sale. Strategy Tactics: World War II Deluxe for iOS devices is just $4.99 instead...
Never would I thought that Batman and gang would feature in a match-3 game, but it seems that Warner Bros latest marketing move in collaboration with mobile title Puzzle Dragons is set to draw in the casual gaming crowd to its new console hit, Batman: Arkham Origins. Check it out: Warner Bros.
Imagine life in the Death Star, where princesses get tortured, heroes swing around escaping from storm troopers, old Jedi masters disappearing upon death, and the cheap lives of senior officers. These have been depicted on the silver screen, but have you ever imagined them in full 8-bit glory? Imagine no...
Have you ever wondered what kind of iOS app/game would the fictional but recently deceased meth dealer/overall bad-ass former chemistry teacher Walter White would really be good at? Im betting 10 bucks that it would be ChemCompounds. I was a science stream student back in the day but chemistry...
Pretty looking CCG Combat Monsters is now out on the App Store. Created by the award-winning indie studio Rubicon Development, the game is a unique combination of tactical combat and collectible card game. Combat Monsters is a love letter to staples such as Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon with a full...
OK, for this Wednesdays Free iOS game round-up, weve got three very cool indie games for both the iPad and iPhone. First up is Newton Race, a 2D side-scrolling racing game by indie dev Arkadiusz Konopek, that lets you run over ANYTHING with no consequences. Racing against the clock and...
I remember being hooked on EAs free-to-play title, Lord of Ultima, for quite a period of time. The game was a browser-based MMO, where players as masters of their respective realms, build up their towns and engage in combat with other towns, go on quests, pick a fight with a dragon..it all sounds...
I remember driving across a crow pen in my hometown a couple of years back, it, and several other pens around town were the solution created by the local municipal council to control the population of what was generally considered a pest. I suppose a stationary wire-mesh pen would make for very boring video...
Im not sure whether do you know the shared history between the sporting brands Adidas and Puma, but it certainly makes for an interesting read. When it came down to apps though, I was expecting PUMA to have a knee-jerk reaction to both the Adidas MiCoach and Nike+ Running personal fitness/running...
Bears, Penguins, Machines, Chewing Gum, Jeremy Clarksonwe have a bunch of new iOS games to help you beat the Monday Blues. First up would be Isotope 244s ode to PC RTS games, Machines of War 3. The game boasts 130 different types of units and technologies to build, and in addition a full...
Our friends at Spinlight Studio have just updated their game YodelOh Classic to include Game Center support. And to celebrate the occasion, this game, styled like one of those carnival shooting booth games (check out our review here), is now available for free on the iOS App Store. Heres your chance...
Looks like some improvements are in order for Full Controls PC/Mac title Space Hulk. The Warhammer 40K-based game was previously panned by critics for the number of issues in the game (I for one, had all Steam achievements unlocked from the get-go) but fortunately the developers have heard the...
I remember being addicted to Tiny Towers on my iPhone a couple of years back. There was something about managing a retro-looking tower replete with tenants and shops, which made me return to the game over and over again. Now, Disney Interactive is set to introduce Star Wars: Tiny Death Star for mobile...
The 2013 edition of the Standard Chartered KL Marathon (SCKLM) marked the third time I participated in the Full Marathon (42KM) category. To be honest, I was really disappointed with the postponement of the race earlier this year due to the haze, simply because I actually had time to train back then. I...
What an interesting week for new iOS game releases! I bet theres something for everyone in our round-up today. First up, the Chris Sawyer classic Transport Tycoon has been released for the very first time for iOS devices, marking a major milestone for the game which was first released for the PC back...
Goodness. I just beat someone on Wordly, and thats pretty much impetus to write a review for the game. Less you think that Im in over my head reviewing the game after one victory, Ive actually beat the A.I a couple of times, and have 3 on-going matches against fellow human being, albeit...
Leading the charge in brand new indie iOS games being released this week on the App Store would be the Mark Browns Picross game, titled Pixel This!. I love Picross games, having played a couple of them on the Nintendo DS and Pixel This! looks to me as one way to get a Picross fix []
You know the first time I played Rejected Games latest iOS title, An Alien with a Magnet, I thought, how apt that indie studios name is, considering that the launch version of the game was infuriatingly buggy . Thankfully the developers got their act together and the subsequent update gave the...
Suprisingly plenty of Nintendo 3DS news, specifically on new and upcoming releases last week. First up, AiRace Speed is now up on Nintendos eShop (USD 4.99). Developed by Polish indie game studio QubicGames, this adrenaline-soaked futuristic racing game is the third sequel of the best-selling...
The influx of new games onto the iOS App Store has been amazing this week, no doubt to leverage on the release of iOS 7 for the general public. Ive been using the new operating system ever since the first beta came out, and while I understand the gripes, iOS 7 represents a quantum leap []