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When freemium games these days are nothing but FarmVille reskins on the iPhones, NimbleBit strives to be different. Tiny Tower (FREE) They did that with Pocket Frogs , and it doesn’t seem like they have a problem doing it again with Tiny Tower. If you look at freemium games as filth of the App Store, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Time Management’
Parking Dash Review: PlayFirst’s Dash Series Completely Stalls Out
June 14th, 2011 
Jessica Gonzales PlayFirst has made a killing on their “Dash” series on the iOS. Their latest game continues the tradition, if you can get it to work… Parking Dash ($2.99) Let’s ignore the constant crashes for a minute… Your real life parking experiences aren’t needed to play Parking Dash. Since it’s all virtual, no need to worry [...]
Megaplex Madness – Now Playing Review: It’s Showtime for Time Management
December 17th, 2010 Trevor Ainsworth Big Fish Games are no strangers to the App Store, but generally deal with rather beautifully crafted hidden item games. Now they’ve turned their attention to another popular genre, time management. Megaplex Madness – Now Playing In Megaplex Madness – Now Playing, Big Fish Games puts you in charge of the cinema Your goal? Restore [...]
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Smurfs’ Village Review: The iOS Farming Game Gets A Splash of Blue!
November 16th, 2010 James Isabel “Gargamel found the Smurfs’ village and scattered the Smurfs far and wide. With Papa Smurf’s guidance, it’s up to you to build a new village for the Smurfs to call home.”
Posted in Carousel, Free, Quickies Tags: CAPCOM, Simulation, Smurfs' Village, Time Management 11 Comments »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 »Supermarket Mania HD Review: Your Local Grocery Now On The iPad
August 15th, 2010 Daniel Silva Back when Supermarket Mania was released for iPhone, it didn’t fail to be one of the better time management games in the store. Supermarket Mania HD ($4.99 | FREE ) We were amazed at how these developers came up with their own time management themes and make a spin out of it. Now with an [...]
Star Wars: Cantina Review: Yoda Says Buy Must This Is
July 21st, 2010 James Isabel I’ve heard of Lego Star Wars and Star Wars Force Unleashed. However, a time management game? How “crappy” is that! Turns out, it’s not. Star Wars Cantina (iPhone: $2.99 | iPad: $4.99) The Star Wars world is so rich and complex I guess you can say you can make a game out of it for [...]
Posted in iPad, Reviews Tags: $2.99, $4.99, Star Wars: Cantina, THQ Wireless, Time Management 2 Comments »Hollywood Hospital Review: Is Robert Pattinson Here? [CONTEST]
June 29th, 2010 Jared Brewer Hollywood Hospital is a slightly different time management game, this time set in a hospital. Hollywood Hospital ($0.99) It has all the makings of a great game, and succeeds in bringing time management to the iPhone, once again. But this time, it has something different from the rest. Read on for more details.
FarmVille iPhone By Zynga Review: Good Start, Needs Fixes [VIDEO]
June 24th, 2010 James Isabel I’ve been waiting for this app more than anything in the world and now it’s finally here, I couldn’t be any happier (although blindly). FarmVille By Zynga (FREE) Many call it the premier and pioneer social game and it’s got thousands of users to prove it. The Facebook game catapulted Zynga from being an unknown [...]
Jane’s Hotel Review: Should You Check In Or Not?
June 8th, 2010 Jared Brewer Jane’s Hotel. This is yet another time management game, but is just as good as all the rest of G5′s offerings. Jane’s Hotel ($2.99) While I consider this the “easy” difficulty option, is is plenty chaotic for anyone, and really exceeds at providing that addictive gameplay that the iPhone is really made for. No mouse [...]
