We’re back this week with another show for you. This one clocks in at almost 90 minutes to satisfy all those who love the sound of our voices. Topic this week has us answering the question: “What software or hardware would you add to the iPhone?
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Review by Matt Dunn
Looking for a quick amusing distraction to test your reflexes? Tap n Slide may very well be your answer. It’s not deep at all, and there’s not much to it, but it can definitely be a fun experience for a short time.
Review by Matt Dunn
Looking for a unique board game experience for the iPhone that you and up to seven of your friends (on your iPhone) can play together on the go? Coloreez is NOT another match-the-color puzzle game, as the name might imply. Rather, it’s a very well-produced and fun game that does almost everything right.
Review by Dave LeClair
A while back I did a news post about being drunk at a bar and playing a game where you tap the screen to find the differences between the two pictures. Well I’ve gotten my hands on the game for a while and it’s time for me to let you know how the game compares to the bar touch screen classic. Read on if you’d like to know more. [More →]
Reviews by Matt Dunn
All four of these games are simple enough, and solid in their respective game genres. I can say right now that I had fun with all of them, so I definitely recommend checking out the reviews and giving them a look!
Review by Dave LeClair
Right now GameLoft seem to be the big dogs on the block for iPhone games. I would compare them to EA, but since EA has such a negative stigma about them, I won’t. They do however bring bigger budget higher quality games to iPhone, and Midnight Pool is no exception to that. Read on for the rest of the details. [More →]
Our 5th show is up, and it’s an ALL-AMERICAN romp through this week’s top titles, news, and cereal! Oh and we also talk about the iPhone demographic and how the iPhone relates to young people, if at all.
Review by Matt Dunn
It’s like a PSP, that you can play with on your iPhone. Seriously though, Powerboat Challenge is an excellent step towards actually getting PSP-quality games on your iPhone, and is by far the best iPhone racing game out there! You wanna know why? I’ll race ya for it.
Review by Dave LeClair
Today I bring you part two of my i-Play double decker reviews. Part deuce is Mouse About, which a an interesting little game staring a hungry little mouse who just wants some good food. Will this mouse get fed with a nice high score, or is going to be tasting a delicious 1 star rating? Read on for the action packed conclusion. [More →]
Review by Dave LeClair
Currently i-Play has 2 big releases on the app store, and a third on the way. Judging by their first game I have played, called Numba, we should all expect big things out of them, because Numba is a very well polished game that is worth checking out. Read on for full review. [More →]
Review by Matt Dunn
No this isn’t a game about flipping pizzas (although that would be awesome!). But it IS a pleasant surprise to a tired reviewer on a late Tuesday night. This is a game that takes a simple concept, and pretty much does as much as a game can possibly do with it! Sure, it’s a “simple” arrange-the-squares-to-complete-the-picture game, but it’s so much more… [More →]
Review by Matt Dunn
Casino games will always be popular on the iPhone, as most of them are perfect for casual on-the-go gaming. There have a few roulette games to hit the app store, but none have been executed with so much polish and class.
Fishlabs have released their multi award winning racer ‘ Powerboat challenge’ onto the iPhone. We’ve had a quick hands on with the game, and so far it looks promising. [More →]
In this ‘quick’ review feature, we look at three 3D space shooters: Zone Warrior, Star Smasher 1.1 and Solar Blaster… and pick a winner.
In this, our fourth, unleashed podcast we talk about games we’ve been playing this week such as pinball inferno, cronk and zombie invasion. We discuss our topic of the week where we pitch our own game ideas… plus we tackle the latest news and appstore top fives.
I was holding out a bit, because we only had one developer inform us of their software update. Unfortunately we’re still just at one, but that’s ok! Read on for that update. If you are a developer and would like to submit your update to us to post next weekend, click here!
Review by Matt Dunn
ElectroCUTE takes a funny concept and turns it into an extremely playable and fast-paced arcade-style game. The goal is, using two fingers to create electrical bolts, to destroy alien saucers as they try to abduct your sheep! Crazy? It is!
Review by Matt Dunn
You pinch cute little blobs together to pop them. They are smiling and happy, and I ended their meager existence within seconds of them being born! Am I a cold-hearted killer? I might feel guilty, if this game wasn’t so dang fun! Read on for a quick review truly unique color-matching puzzle game.
Ok so it’s no Quake 3, but id’s classic Quake was a great game back in the day. ZodTTD has created a free port and has submitted it to the AppStore. So keep an eye out over the next few days. [More →]
By Nigel Wood
So your local Pub has been turned into an Indian Restaurant… now where are you going to go to get your quiz fix? Well Eric Degrange’s game ‘Multi Quiz’ maybe the answer, think of it as a Pub Quiz in your pocket!
