IOS
When developers make a game as wildly popular as Temple Run, they usually don’t want to change the formula too much in a sequel. With Temple Run 2, the folks at Imangi Studios have played it fairly safe, but they’ve managed to improve on just about every aspect
IOS
Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete was actually a remake of a Sega CD endeavor, but it’s the first brush many of us had with the brilliant RPG Lunar: The Silver Star. The classic tale of a Dragonmaster and his dearest companions has made its way to iOS as a
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Suspect In Sight is a unique crime-fighting game where you take control of a police helicopter in the cities of Miami and New York. Instead of blasting bad guys from the air, your job is to shine a spotlight on the evildoers so that officers on the ground can respond
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Cut the Rope is a downright adorable action-puzzle-physics game. It’s also fresh, challenging, gorgeous, and highly entertaining. It has simple rules, intuitive controls, and can be played in short bursts or blitzed through in a marathon gaming session. In short, it’s exactly the type of game most people
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Tiny Wings is what iOS gaming is about. The controls are easy to pick up, the graphics are crisp and colorful, and the addictive gameplay will keep you coming back for more. Plus, the concept of a bird with short wings using hills to launch itself into the air is
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The letters must be cleared by forming words using adjacent letters. Each word must be at least three letters, but forming words clears not just those chosen tiles, but also nearby tiles. Sounds simple, right? Not quite. Remember, you still have blocks falling from the top of the screen. You
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We love puzzle games wrapped up in good narrative elements, and Indiana Jones and the Lost Puzzles wears its licensing like a custom fit fedora. In Lost Puzzles you’re not just solving a colorful tile-matching puzzle, but you’re helping the one and only Indiana Jones collect priceless artifacts
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Although iPhone is picking up ever-increasing amounts of attention as a games platform, the mainstream gaming press still looks at it askance; to their jaundiced eye, it rates somewhere between "messy oddity" and "half-baked gold rush." What gamer in his or her right mind would want
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Science: it’s no longer reserved for nerds and chemistry teachers stricken with cancer. Just kidding. Science, of course, makes the world go ’round. And while it may seem confusing to the uninitiated, there are certain video games that seek to turn the allure of science into entertaining diversions. Splice:
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What if we told you it was a good idea to pay $5.99 for a game populated solely by simple boxes, modeled in various shades of grey, with no textures to speak of? You’d probably think we were crackers… but we’re not. We’re describing Edge, a
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When Secret of Mana first hit the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993, players wondered about the nature of the “secret” that was hinted at by the game’s title. 18 years and one iPhone release later, we still have no clue what this secret actually is, so we’ll
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The cereal mascots of our childhood have been chased off by the angry parents of fat children. Is there no one left to defend us from the ravages of evil villains who inexplicably hate breakfast?Despair not! With brand new developer Simogo's twitchy arcade game Kosmo Spin, you