Puzzle
According to my good friends at Kotaku, a patch for PuzzleQuest is on the way. They have spoken to Trans Gaming about the issue of character’s being deleted and it is being taken care of in this update. If you lost a character than worry no more because they are in the system and they will be brought back once 1.1 goes live. It has been submitted to apple so in the next few days we should see the update show up. I’m also going to hold off on the review of the game until the update is released, as it is claimed to have graphical fixes as well, so as soon as the update goes live, look for the iPGN review!
by Matt Dunn
Mouse House is an adorable little “collect-to-advance” puzzler that plays well, and isn’t generally too tough as a lot of other games like it are.
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The iPhone is no stranger to puzzle games, in fact it’s pretty much the go-to device for any puzzle fans. Of course, amongst all these puzzlers there are hundreds if not thousands of un-original, un-inspired, or simply dull games. And, likewise, there are gems, like the recently released EDGE which all of us at iPGN HQ are gushing over! Needless to say we get many puzzlers sent to us for review, and today is no different. In amongst that pile, a cute little puzzler called ‘Chuck the ball’ by Makeshift Games peaked my interest. It might be the cute graphics or the Chu Chu Rocket style gameplay, or simply that I’m in a good mood ;). Anyway, read on for a video of the game in action. [Read more →]
By Nige
Peabrain Games have released ‘Gamelab’, a unique game idea that lets you try out many different game styles and genres all for one initial payment of just two dollars. Currently, Gamelab comes packaged with three games: Lines, Blink and Oh Snap! But each month a new game will be added through a free update. Each game allows the player to feedback to the developer their experience with the game, allowing Peabrain to test and fine tune them.
Here’s a mini-review breakdown of the three launch games. [Read more →]
by Matt Dunn
Aurora Feint is one of the most well known titles in iPhone gaming. With the release of Aurora Feint II: The Arena, it was made apparent that the developers are serious about adding features and innovative play to an already successful series. Tower Puzzles is a standalone version of the excellent “Tower” in the main Aurora Feint games, but is it worth the $2 price tag?
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by Matt Dunn
I’m not sure where the genre originated, but games like Zuma and PuzzleLoop have always held a special place in my gaming heart. The fast-paced nature of these games has always one-upped most other match-the-color puzzle games. Does Blackbeard’s Assault one-up the competition?
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Yesterday I mentioned that WiiWare game POP was released on iPhone. Well, today Nnnoo have released a lite version for you to try before you buy. How nice of them!!! You can get the lite edition here
December 22nd, 2008 · 2 Comments
Secret Exit have posted new screenshots from there upcoming game Zen Bound. Original set for a winter 08 release, Secret Exit now hope to release it this month. For video of the game in action click on our original post from back in September of last year, 
Developers Jason Citron and Danielle Cassley are teaming up with Santa to bring you two new Aurora Feint games, available just in time for Christmas. The games are Aurora Feint II: The Beggining, which is a fully featured paid version of the original free game, and Aurora Feint II: Tower Puzzles, which provides 30 puzzles from the challenging Tower portion of the main game. Read on for more details. 