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Velocirapture keeps in sync with the art style of all the other Adult Swim games. The game has an apocalyptic theme, since you are playing at the end of time for dinosaurs. Velocirapture (Universal: $0.99) “The end is nigh! Find out what REALLY happened to the dinosaurs as you help guide the most righteous giant [...]
Archive for the ‘6 Stars’ Category
Scotland Yard Review: The Classic Board Game Arrives For iPhone and iPad
May 25th, 2012 
Philip Pederson Tabletop games seem to translate well to the iPhone and iPad. Their turn-based nature and the fact that you are moving pieces around a board lends itself well to a touch screen. They also tend to work better on the iPad, as there is much more screen real estate to work with.
Posted in 6 Stars, Banner, iPad, Reviews 
Tags: $4.99, Board Game, Ravensburger Digital GmbH, Scotland Yard 
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Minecraft – Pocket Edition for iPhone, iPad Review: A Bit Rough
November 22nd, 2011 Daniel Silva Unlike Minecraft on the PC or Mac, there is no ‘time’. There’s no day or night, no sunsets, and well you get the idea. Instead, it’s a big open world, always daylight, where you can build whatever you want.
Evertales Review: Trine Inspired For iPhone, iPad, But Is It As Good?
November 14th, 2011 Daniel Silva Having seen the trailers, the graphics are probably what surprised me the most. When I first saw the trailer, the game looked a little underwhelming. Did that change? Evertales (Universal: $0.99) “This is a tale of unlikely Heroes. Embark on journeys of not-so-epic proportions with Sir Jorgin, the noble knight past his prime; Arwick, the ladies man [...]
Brick People Review: A Decent Port Of A SEGA Favorite
October 7th, 2011 Daniel Silva The isn’t amazing. The graphics have struck a perfect balance between retro-looking graphics, and a cute look. Brick People (iPhone: $0.99 | iPad: $1.99 ) “One of the most innovative arcade puzzle games from SEGA has now specially been made for iOS for the whole family to enjoy. The original game combines physical bricks that [...]
Luxor 2 Review: Good But Still Feels A Bit Uninspired
August 24th, 2011 Jessica Gonzales Luxor 2 is both a fun and simple game that can easily get addicting. The objective of the game is to destroy the spheres using a magic Scarab before they reach the pyramids at the end. Luxor 2 ($2.99) In order to destroy the spheres, you must match 3 of the same colored spheres. The [...]
SHIFT 2 Unleashed iPhone, iPad Review: Good But Nothing New To See
August 10th, 2011 Daniel Silva There’s been multiple Need For Speed games for iOS, and you maybe confused which one to get. This one’s the latest but certainly not the best.
Silent Ops Review: Part Splinter Cell, Part Metal Gear Solid 1 iPhone Even, Weak As A Whole
August 1st, 2011 Daniel Silva “Join a secret organization that is present everywhere, protecting us from the invisible threats of the 21st Century that other agencies aren’t equipped to handle. They employ only the best agents and the smartest technology, but they aren’t the only ones… “
Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty Review: It’s Like Mirror’s Edge iPhone But Needs Tuning
July 27th, 2011 Daniel Silva “Sentinel of Liberty features stunning HD graphics optimized for Retina Displays! Play as the Super Soldier Captain America in this epic action game. As WW2 rages, Red Skull is leading HYDRA as they build super weapons that will turn the tide of the war. “
Posted in 6 Stars, Carousel, iPad, Reviews Tags: $0.99, Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty, Marvel, Universal No Comments »Dream:scape Review: It’s A Bit Of A Bad Dream… Sadly
June 30th, 2011 Daniel Silva Dream:scape runs on the Unreal Engine. You’d think this means it would be great, and up to a certain point it is. Dream:scape ($1.99) “Take on the persona of Wilson, a man caught in the limbo between life and death, reconstructing his past via the Dreamscape of his memories. Find the tools to overcome the [...]
