The ipod device Poker applications are very simple to play and may work just like a handheld remote control to experience particularly the new Poker Controls apple iphone application (PCIA). For those who have ipod device touch, the knowledge is going to be a lot more direct. It could seem little strange in start, should you haven’t tried it already but playing Poker online isn’t very difficult. Market is filled with new ipod device applications and software that may permit you to play non stop. The brand new software within this group was released by Wise Controls Worldwide too lately in March 2011, The immediate access to any or... Read On

Sour Fling by Other Ocean is one of the App Store’s newest physics based platformers. Similar in style and play to Chillingo’s Blobster, Sour Fling finds you taking control of bouncy, physics-bound gummy characters that journey through a factory, collecting their shorter fellow gummy characters along the way and leading them to the exit. The soury sweet delights are controlled in the exact way you would expect, similar to Blobster and any other bouncy platformer game. Tugging on the character prepares the bounce, and moving around determines the trajectory. As expected, an arrow shows up that indicates not just trajectory, but the force of the jump as well in... Read On

Why would anyone purchase a game that has no actual high score leaderboards or hard to get achivements, no multiplayer options since it’s strictly single player, and no customization options? Essentially just one “campaign” that when finished, is strictly done? Because it’s a damn awesome journey. That is the case with Flapcraft by Pixelmator. If you automatically thought of Starcraft, Warcraft or any other xcraft game, your assumption couldn’t be further from the truth. Flapcraft is essential Potty Racers wearing a different skin. You play the role of a Viking that partakes of what is apparently the usual Viking pastime. That is to say, sliding a log onto a... Read On

It is extremely difficult for App store game developers to come up with great games. And that is because a great game means a great concept, followed by great graphics, sounds and game play. Angry Mob Games’ newly released game, Muffin Knight manages to combine the above and put it all in a nice, refreshing mix. While the graphics are completely different, Muffin Knight is essentially a copy of Super Crate Box by Vlambeer. The game finds you in the skin of a young knight who has to collect the muffins he’s lost. This is easier said than done though, as the muffins keep popping up, and enemies keep... Read On

Most puzzle games nowadays are either overly complicated, or disturbingly unoriginal, copying previous App Store successes. It’s a difficult task, managing to make a game that is simple enough to get the hang of quickly, while not being ridiculously easy, and at the same time, not a copy of an existing game. Amazing Charlie may not do that perfectly, but it does have all the hallmarks of a fun puzzle game. The game is essentially a “connect the dots” game, with a clown as your main character, and cannons as the points you have to connect. Scattered across the level’s surface are various circus animals that have gotten free.... Read On

If iPhone games were people, Cut the Rope and Contre Jour would be like twin sisters. Except one decided to be the fun party girl, while the other decided to go to art school, then slum around France for a year or two, then came back with beatnik glasses and a dark broody attitude. Contre Jour is as you may have guessed, a physics game that is in almost every way (mechanics wise) identical to Cut the Rope. Instead of a piece of candy, that has to reach Om Nom, your goal is to get an eyeball to a blue portal. Along the way you have to use the... Read On

Strapped to a Meteor is not just a cool name for a metal band, it’s in fact the name of DEO’s developer. Having just recently been released on the App Store, DEO is a very simple rotating platformer, similar to many other previous App Store games. In fact, the only real originality of the game comes in the form of the dark atmosphere presented in a tim burton-esque fashion. As we all learned back in basic physics class, life in the Universe was created by an eerie looking red blob bouncing on floating chunks of rock. And so that is what you have to do in DEO, in order... Read On

Firemint’s newest game, Spy Mouse has been released to the App Store, and boy, was all that hype totally worth it. We already knew that Spy Mouse (previously known as Agent Squeak) was going to be some sort of path drawing game, similar to Firemint’s most famous game, Flight Control. However, we didn’t know too many details. Fortunately, having finally gotten a chance to play the game, I can say that all the hype was completely worth it. Similar to other path drawing games where you have to avoid the enemy (such as Creatures & Castles), Spy Mouse finds us playing a hero that needs to get from point... Read On

Take one portion of baby monkey, add one pig and one of the catchiest meme songs on Youtube and you’ve got yourself a recipe for success. I guess it was unavoidable that someone would eventually notice the video with nearly 10 million views and think “this could be a damn good App Store cash cow”. And that is how Baby Monkey (going backwards on a pig) was born. Developed by Kihon, this is your run of the mill “took me 30 minutes to develop” high score running game. Featuring a cartoony version of the protagonists from the famed Youtube video, Baby Monkey also has license to use the song... Read On

Check on any flash game website and you will quickly notice that the top strategy games are always tower defense games. And that’s because it’s a genre that has always been popular and will most likely stay that way. The same can be said about the App Store, with literally dozens of tower defense games bringing unit destroying goodness to fans around the world. So how does one go about making a slightly more original type of tower defense game? Well, the formula is very simple. Just reverse the roles of the player and AI. Instead of controlling towers and upgrading them on the fly to fit incoming waves... Read On

Around 2 weeks ago, id Software announced that if you Like their 2 games Rage and Rage HD on Facebook, you may just get to see them FREE for a week on the App Store. And guess what. IT’S HAPPENED !!! As the 2 games reached the goal of 100.000 likes, id Software promptly changed the pricing on the 2 games from $0.99 and $1.99 respectively, to FREE. This is awesome news, as the game itself is tremendous fun, and the HD version has some gorgeous models (well…as in really polished). Set in a post apocalyptic world, you’ll be fighting off hordes of zombie mutants, while collecting cash and... Read On

You may see the name of this game and think that it is connected in some way to Flick Football, and you would be completely wrong. Flick Soccer! was developed by Full Fat Games, creators of Flick Golf! and Flick Golf Extreme! However, Flick Soccer! is so much more complex than similar games that it’s in a league of its own (no pun intended). You have 5 game modes, each one very well designed and thought of. The game itself has a load of polish, with more control of the ball than any other similar games offer. Quick Shot is a timed mode that requires you hit a moving... Read On

Exitium: Saviors of Vardonia is the newest and in many respects the best KRPG (Korean Role Playing Game) that we’ve seen on the App Store. Minoraxis, the developer has done a tremendous job at creating a beautiful, vibrant world. This game is so complete that I’m not even sure where to start. You’ve got the option of playing one of four classes: Berserker, Paladin, Mage and Priestess. Like other KRPGs, grinding is an important aspect of the game, as you will find yourself killing mobs that respawn in order to get the coins and achievements you’re looking for. The art is absolutely amazing, starting with the art of the... Read On

Nyxquest by Chillingo is by no means a new game. It may have just been released on the App Store, but the game has been around for a while on the Wii, as well as on the PC/Mac. Praised as a beautiful and innovative game on these platforms, there were some doubts as to whether the transition to the App Store would be a smooth one or not. I don’t think anyone expected the handheld version of the game to be such a big hit, and for good reason. The graphics are absolutely stunning, with the fun gameplay to match. The game finds you playing as Nyx, a goddess... Read On

Colosseum Heroes by Gamevil deviates from the usual IAP game formula a bit. It’s a paid app for $0.99 that also features several extremely powerful in-app purchases. Is this a good thing? Is it a bad thing? Hard to tell, really, but let’s give it a whirl. I’ll begin by saying that Colosseum Heroes is a very very fun game as far as 2D RPG Side-scrollers go. The graphics and animations are great, and the music and sound effects fit the theme very well. It’s got a very nice, large selection of weapons that you can purchase or upgrade with in-game resources that you gain by killing enemies. There... Read On