Quick Look: Little Red Sled for iPhone

Want to experience the thrill of downhill sledding without leaving your house? Have the desire to collect lots of presents? How about taking on hordes of giant bunnies? Little Red Sled has it all and then some. Read on to find out why this visual cute action game is actually quite a pleasant surprise…

Quick Look: The Terminator for iPhone

Are you ready to help the resistance fight the war against Skynet? Have you always dreamed of running around decimating Terminator forces? Well, keep on dreaming, because The Terminator from Big Head Games is really going to leave you unfulfilled in your dreams.

Review: Codename Lone Wolf

How do you stand out in a crowded genre for the iPhone like shooting games? If you’re Codename Lone Wolf, you start with a bunch of diverse scenarios. Then you toss in a pretty original interface and some decent graphics. Good background music doesn’t hurt, either. Read on to find out if the sniper business is in your future…

Quick Look: Pirates And Dragons for iPhone

Rating 3.00 out of 5

[?]Let’s face it – the name alone implies that this game should be cool. I mean, what’s better than pirates and dragons? After playing the game for a little while, it turns out that there is apparently a lot that’s better than this combination of swashbuckling anti-heroes and mythical [...]

Quick Look: Upsi Looper for iPhone

Upsi Looper is actually the third in the Upsi “series”, but it’s only the second one that I’ve played. I’m quite impressed with the improvements made in this game over Upsi Runner. It’s still retro, but retro in the right ways. Read on to see if it will loop you in…

Review: Jezster

Jezzball has a new look in the form of Jezster from Birdsoft. An adventure mode, power-ups and the ability to play the game in the original Jezzball style make Jezster a nice update to the classic. I still don’t really have an appetite for this style of game, but Jezster has brought me a lot closer to craving it.

Quick Look: Drastic Plastic for the iPhone

Wassup! Today – In the midst of all the complaints that Apple lets too much junk through to the App Store, there are times where you just have to let your inhibitions aside and download something silly just for fun. Armor Games has provided just such an outlet with Drastic Plastic, an electronic version of the old Rock’Em Sock’Em Robots of yesteryear. The game is lighthearted, fun, and best of all, free.

Quick Look: Bubble Bee for the iPhone

Wassup! Today – Looking for something simple to play, challenging to master and fun? Bubble Bee might just be for you. Pop bubbles, dodge baddies, and see how high a score you can get. Read on to see what the buzz is about…

TechnoReview: Tilelander from Ludimate

Rating 3.00 out of 5

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Reviewed by Eric Pankoke
I’ll probably say this every time such a game comes along, but I love it when a developer takes a tested, seasoned concept and adds enough twists and turns to make it new and their own. Such is the case with Tilelander from Ludimate. The game obviously finds [...]

TechnoReview: Burning Armor Code E from MAX Studio

Rating 3.00 out of 5

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www.max-studio.net
Reviewed by Eric Pankoke
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Burning Armor Code E
Winner of the Cutting Edge Coding Competition 2006
Given the right angle, there’s always room for another vertical shooter in my collection. Unfortunately, even after being rewritten using the EDGE gaming library, I’m not sure that Burning Armor has enough of an edge to rise to [...]

TechnoReview: Rage of Mages II From Nival Interactive

Rating 3.00 out of 5

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Rage of Mages II
Rage of Mages II from Nival Interactive
Reviewed by: Eric Pankoke
I’ve never been a real big fan of ports. Typically, if the port is going from a small machine to a big machine, the developers don’t want to spend the time to add extra features to take advantage [...]

TechnoReview: Dragon Ball from TrialAction Games

Rating 3.00 out of 5

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Dragon Ball from TrialAction Games
Reviewed by: Eric Pankoke
One thing I like about the PDA game market is that unlike the PC and console markets, the developers are not shackled by the mantra “sell fast, sell many”. As a result we are often treated to unique, simple and fun games like Dragon [...]