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The sequel to the critically acclaimed platformer takes everything that was good about the original and makes it better. It not only reminds us that an iPhone game can be more than a cheesy puzzler, it also shows us that a game can be brought to the iPhone from another platform and not suck.
Posts Tagged ‘$3.99’
LostWinds2: Winter of the Melodias Review: Yeah, This Game Is Really Good
May 17th, 2012 
Philip Pederson 
Posted in 10 Stars, Banner, iPad, Reviews 
Tags: $3.99, Frontier Developments, LostWinds2: Winter of the Melodias, Platformer, Puzzle 
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MacGuffin’s Curse Review: Awesome iPhone, iPad Game That Dodges The Match 3 Puzzle Curse
May 2nd, 2012 Jessica Lauren Puzzle games are all over the iPhone. Sadly, most of them are crappy match three games that feature almost no innovation on the part of the developer. However, every so often, a puzzle game comes along with high production values and a new, interesting mechanic. MacGuffin’s Curse (Universal: $3.99) It is that game. It has [...]
Posted in 8 Stars, iPad, Reviews Tags: $3.99, Adventure, Ayopa Games, MAcguffin's Curse, Puzzle No Comments »Street Fighter II Collection iPhone Review: Another Must Have From CAPCOM
September 30th, 2011 Miguel Pereyra Street Fighter II set the bar for fighting games and popularized the genre when it was first released for Arcades in 1991. Street Fighter II Collection has officially launched on iOS and let me be the first to say, THANK YOU CAPCOM!! Street Fighter II Collection ($3.99) CAPCOM first released Street Fighter IV for iOS [...]
NyxQuest Review: If God of War iPhone Existed Only With A Goddess?
August 26th, 2011 Jessica Gonzales NyxQuest is a fun and entertaining platform game that takes you on a trip back in time to ancient Greece. NyxQuest (iPhone: $3.99 | iPad: $4.99 ) The objective of the game is to get our character Nyx through a variety of challenging obstacles while avoiding the hot sand. The design of the game is [...]
Anomaly Warzone Earth Review: Epic Take On Tower Defense
August 22nd, 2011 Daniel Silva Not many developers get the honor of winning an Apple Design Award, but 11bit Studios are one of them. When Anomaly Warzone Earth first came out, it wasn’t for the iPhone or the iPad, but for the Mac, and that’s where it won the Apple Design Award for this year. Anomaly Warzone Earth ( / [...]
Posted in 10 Stars, iPad, Reviews Tags: $1.99, $3.99, 11bit Studios, Anomaly Warzone Earth No Comments »
Mega Mall Story Review: Kairosoft’s Best Game Yet, Tiny Tower Meets The Sims!
August 16th, 2011 Daniel Silva “Design a towering mall of mega proportions! Attract droves of customers and elevate yourself to 5-star status in this mall management simulation game! Add anything from fast food joints to sushi restaurants, stairs and elevators–even a heliport–all with a touch of the finger!”
Posted in 10 Stars, Carousel, Reviews Tags: $3.99, Kairosoft, Mega Mall Story, Simulation 1 Comment »Game Dev Story Review: So Wrong, But Oh So Good!
October 22nd, 2010 Daniel Silva This game let’s be honest, looks like sh#t. I mean come on! It’s a direct port of some cellphone game. But don’t overlook it, this is dangerously addicting! Game Dev Story (Universal – $3.99) There’s a lot of time management games on the AppStore. Usually I tend to dismiss most because of the similarities in [...]
Posted in Quickies Tags: $3.99, Game Dev Story, Kairosoft, Simulation, Time Management No Comments »HECTOR: Badge of Carnage Ep1 Review: Ruthlessly Great
June 22nd, 2010 Jared Brewer The adventure game with a risque edge. That would be the best way to describe Hector, and it is exactly what it strives to be, an addictive adventurer built just for your iPhone with an edge that has been untapped on the iPhone. HECTOR: Badge of Carnage Ep1 ($3.99) And they have tapped it until [...]
Saving Private Sheep iPhone, iPad Review: Save It!
June 9th, 2010 Jared Brewer Enter now to WIN!
Posted in Reviews Tags: $0.99, $3.99, Feature, Saving Private Sheep, Saving Private Sheep HD 30 Comments »Chop Chop Tennis Review: Wii Sports Tennis Like*
June 8th, 2010 Jared Brewer Chop Chop Tennis is a tennis game like no other. This game is not meant to be a realistic-type of tennis game, rather, a fun, simple, and honestly enjoyable game that can be universally appreciated by tennis fans and others. Chop Chop Tennis ($3.99) What you lose in realism, you gain ten-fold in the simplistic [...]
