EA are the devil blah blah blah ripping us off blah underhand business practices blah blah won’t someone think of the children blah de bloody blah. Shut up, stop moaning and listen to yourselves for for a minute. In the past week the astonishing act of trying to make money once again shocked gamers to their cores as EA once [...]
After what seems like persistent hassle from Time Vampires’ Kevin Scully and Negative Zone’s Jay B, I finally cleared some space on my iPhone for free to play ‘game’ Tiny Tower. I put ‘game’ in italics because it’s not a game. It’s an addicting drug that’s successfully spearheading the downfall of my life with adorable 2D sprites. In fact, as [...]
Storm in a Teacup has a simple premise. A 2D side-scroller controlled by simply tapping the screen, the game follows the character Storm as he travels through a dreamworld created by his older brother. Designed to straddle the line between ‘casual’ and ‘hardcore’ games, developer Cobra Games’ ambition is bold – the question is: to what extent have they succeeded? [...]
PowerDown is a tricky little puzzle game for the iPhone and iPad from York-based developer Dave Allanson. Inspired by the famous Lights Out puzzler, this game is based around the simple concept of turning all the lights out on each of the 350 levels. Each level consists of a grid of 5 x 5 or 6 x 6 cells in [...]
Flight Control HD is a port of the popular iPhone game, which has been optimized for the Playstation Move controller on PS3. The aim of the game is simple – to guide a never ending series of aircraft to their respective landing strips. This is accomplished by drawing flight paths for them on the top down view. One crash and, [...]
I got my hands on both the iPad and iPod Touch/iPhone versions of Dead Space at a Dead Space event a few days ago thanks to EA. I’m not going to talk about the plot, or include any spoilers; instead I’m going to cover what they are like to play. [Novel idea for a games website, eh? - Ed] iPad [...]
Kahoots is an interesting puzzle game for the iPhone (version reviewed) and iPad from Honeyslug that started off life as a PSP Mini. The aim of the game is to guide your Kahoot to safety, and if possible, snarfing any tasty cake on the way. However, your Kahoot can’t jump and will blindly walk in any direction available. It is [...]
Saturday the 11th of Dec 2010 is set to be Angry Birds day. If you are a fan of the brilliant Angry Birds game, like me, then why don’t you come along to one of the hundreds of Angry Birds day meetups happening around the world?
Following Barclays’ game-promoting example of 56 Sage Street, Barclaycard have launched a game for the iPhone and iPad called Rollercoaster Extreme, based on their rollercoaster TV ad. The app only has a 3-star rating on the iTunes site but hey, you could win an iPad, a trip to Las Vegas or a big wodge of cash. I’d play it but [...]
You can now play the classic shoot-em-up R-Type on your iPhone or iPod Touch thanks to EA Mobile. It costs £1.19 and is available now from the iTunes store. This version of R-Type includes all 8 levels from the arcade version and 3 different control methods: Touch (self explanatory really, control your ship with your fingers, or thumb) Tilt (move [...]
A few of my friends have recently become obsessed with the iPhone version of Robot Unicorn Attack, so I’ve have “Always” stuck in my head for days. I’m abusing the power of my blog to get it stuck in yours too ;) The games looks easy – there are only two buttons after all, but it’s ridiculously intense if you [...]
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