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Hell Kid is a fast paced reaction game that has you jumping and swinging your way through hell, collecting human souls along the way. Think of Canabalt mixed with the swinging mechanic in Hook Champ and you will start to get an idea of what to expect from Hell Kid. Click here to continue…
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about 4 months ago - No comments
Ninjatown: Trees of Doom!
Venan Arcade and Shawnimals have combined forces to bring us an excellent new pick up and play title in the Ninjatown universe. Trees of Doom is a different take on the “jump as high as you can” genre made popular by titles like Doodle Jump. Instead of simply steering a constantly More >
about 4 months ago - No comments
March ended up being a big month for iPhone gaming. Just when we thought the pace at which good iPhone games appeared was starting to slow down, we got hit by a huge influx of top notch new titles. While choosing our favorite title for the month of March was not easy, in the end More >
about 5 months ago - No comments
Zach Gage is the creator of the critically acclaimed title Unify, and he has recently released another unique title for the iPhone. Bit Pilot is a fast paced bullet dodging game with top notch music and retro stylized graphics. While Bit Pilot is lacking the depth that Unify presented, it is no less addicting and More >
about 7 months ago - No comments
Radiant from Hexage Games is a retro-modern arcade game that is a sort of hybrid mix between Space Invaders and Galaga. I was able to spend some time with Radiant this week and was almost instantly addicted. Click here to continue reading….
about 8 months ago - No comments
We followed the progress of Plushed for some time at The Current Gamer, and are happy to announce it is finally available in the app store. With beautiful 2D hand drawn graphics, smooth and funny animations, and a familiar yet clever premise it is easy to see why so many have eagerly anticipated Blacksmith Games debut title on the app store. More >
about 9 months ago - No comments
Review: Finger Sling – M.J.
Publisher: Pocket Monkey Games
Developer: SuricataSuricata.com
Rating: (4/5)
Current price: 0.99
iTunes Link
There never seems to be a shortage of simple games appearing on the AppStore. Combining some sort of a board-game/castle-defense theme, the objective is simple. Controlling a ball on a sling with your finger, you are to protect your motherball from being More >
about 10 months ago - 1 comment
Chalk Chain Review by Robert Mullen
Score: 2 out of 5
Chalk Chain is a sort of hybrid mix between the classic Snake, and a match-3 game. Unfortunately Chalk chain manages to remove any fun to be had from either genre, and ends up a cluttered mess.
The game is played on what is supposed to be More >
about 11 months ago - No comments
When I was first introduced to Lunarcy about a week ago, it was completely off my radar, so I had no idea what to expect. It was not long before Lunarcy had completely won me over with its slick retro-modern aesthetic, its charming electronic music, and its maddeningly challenging gameplay. Lunarcy is definitely not More >
about 11 months ago - No comments
Ravensword Concept Art
RPG fans should certainly keep a look out for Ravensword: The Fallen King coming this Fall. Ravensword will feature an open world environment with 3D visuals, and the developers are promising a “huge” world map. Ravensword is an Action RPG and appears to share similarities to the much loved Oblivion series. Chillingo More >
about 11 months ago - 1 comment
Recently we had an opportunity to interview Arthur Ham, the developer of Run! the popular reaction game that was recently reviewed by The Current Gamer. Link to Review
This is the second in a series of Developer interviews. Learning more about Arthur Ham’s story helped me appreciate even more just how much the iTunes More >
