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'Omegapixel' Review - Tacos, Pixels, Spaceships, and Free; What's Not to Love?
Do you like tacos? How about star fields, spaceships, and throwback games that trade polygons for pixels and full orchestras for beeps and bleeps that hearken back to the glory days of the Atari 2600? Developer Taco Graveyard serves up generous helpings of those elements and more (even the space ...
'Brainsss' Review - All We Wanna Do is Eat Your Brains; We're Not Unreasonable
Zombie games are still a big deal and it continues to blow my mind that this is the case. What hasn't been done in a zombie game? Think about it. We've shot zombies and we've cut zombies. We've set zombies on fire. We've run over zombies and cured zombies and beat zombies with baseball bats. We'v...
'Ballistic SE' Review - Radiangames Takes on the Twin-Stick Shooter
How many games does it take before you can call a developer a sure bet? Radiangames has been bringing its games to iOS like clockwork lately, and we've been impressed. Super Crossfire HD [ $2.99 ] and Fireball SE [ $1.99 ] are both excellent games that iterate on arcade classics, and the newest e...
'Flight Control Rocket' Gets New Mode, More Landing Pads
Flight Control Rocket [99] now boasts more content courtesy a content update that hit this morning. Ten new "motherships" (or landing pads) have been added, subtly changing up the action by offering groovier ways to park your spaceships. Four new bots and a fresh game mode called "Rescue" fill ou...
Bi-Planes, Skeletal Rabbits, And Cricket Players: 'Pizza vs. Skeletons' Gets A New Chapter
Riverman Media is making good on its promise of content updates to its bizarre side-scrolling action game, Pizza vs. Skeletons [99, Free]. A complete chapter, filled with a total of ten new missions, was added this morning alongside a festive topping and even some new iPad tweaks, which ratchet u...
'Contre Jour' Now Supports Retina on New iPad
Contre Jour [99] and its Universal HD brother, Contre Jour HD [$2.99], has always been a looker, but it's now even more impressive on new iPad. Thanks to a late (but welcome) retina update, the HD version puzzle game is fully embracing Apple's new high pixel density screen. As you'll see below, t...
'Ski Safari' Review - An Endless Runner With Style
We've had our share of decent endless runners lately, and Defiant Development's Ski Safari [ $0.99 ], looks to continue that trend. With adorable graphics, great controls, and a decent amount of content, hits all the right notes for the genre and should be checked out.Ski Safari challenges you to...
Original iOS 'Rock Band' Shutting Down at the End of May
We just learned this week that one of the pioneering forces of both the freemium pay model as well as real-time online multiplayer, Eliminate, will be closing up shop later this month. Well according to RockBandAide.com right on the heels of that news it looks as if EA Mobile will be giving the s...
'MacGuffin's Curse' Review - Silly, Bloodless, Crate-Pushing Fun
Ah. Werewolves. One of the three components in the holy Hollywood trinity of monsters. They ordinarily come in two flavors: loud, ravenous and incapable of anything but wanton violence or dark-eyed eye candy. The transmogrification-happy lupine of MacGuffin's Curse [$3.99 / Free ], however, is n...
'The Journey Down' Set To Hit iOS 'Soon'
It's really hard not to start craving inventory management, pixel-hunting, and adventure game logic like it's 1996 all over again after checking out Sky Goblin's classic point-and-click game, The Journey Down. Set to hit iPad, iPhone, and Android "soon," it's often described by media as a love le...
