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It’s always heartening when the App Store gets a franchise of its very own, and Chop Chop is quickly becoming one of those franchises. The bite-sized characters debuted in Chop Chop Ninja, and now Gamerizon has taken their style and tossed it into a variety of sports, the latest
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Vanilla, Mod, or Remaster? The vanilla version of Skyrim is a game that has graced millions around the world. Released in 2011, it has gained huge popularity with RPG lovers. The latest in the super popular Elder Scrolls franchise, Skyrim, further bolstered the series. Beyond Skyrim: The Largest Mod Project
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Mega Man X for the iPhone is a victim of two different sets of circumstances. The first is that it has been released less than one week after SEGA's Sonic CD, which took another classic gem from the era of 16-bit gaming and created a definitive version of
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Continuing the retro-style gaming trend found in Mega Man 10 and Super Quickhook, Frogatto brings us back to a simpler time in videogame history, a time of gorgeously detailed 2D sprites, a time of running, jumping and joyful enemy slurping. And although it looks like a 16-bit platformer, Frogatto has
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South Korean developer Com2us has made a name for itself with charming, addictive, pick-up-and-play titles such as Homerun Battle 3D and Slice It. Likewise, its old school JRPGs Chronicles of Inotia and its sequel Intoia: A Wanderer of Luone have garnered countless fans. The most recent entry in the series,
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In a way, all stealth-based games are made up of puzzles. The levels in series like Metal Gear Solid, Hitman, and Tenchu usually give you an area to infiltrate, with well-placed guards who act in a predictable manner, whom you have to sneak past (or kill) without alerting anyone. The
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Dracula has had many enemies over the years, mostly inanimate objects such as garlic and wooden stakes. However, only one human foe has really left an impression on the über-vampire: Dr. Abraham Van Helsing. In this game you fight your way through Dracula's realm, taking out his minions
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We demand more depth all the time from our games. We expect alternate endings, skill trees, side quests, and endless hours of gameplay. For once, though, we appreciated a game that takes the opposite approach: creating an extremely compact, thoroughly memorable minute or so of intensity. According to the developer,
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Games that never end have mostly become a mobile trend, largely due to the success of titles like Temple Run. Sega later refined the formula with its Zaxxon revamp, but Abyss Attack takes the retro shooter genre in a fully endless direction. The result is surprisingly strong. An undersea vertical
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What is it about combat that makes plain old Match-3 games into something extraordinary? In the same way that turn-based combat made Bejeweled's familiar formula far more addictive in Puzzle Quest 2, the Triple Town style of strategically matching objects gets a much-needed boost in Pixel Defenders Puzzle.
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ChuChu Rocket is a smart puzzle game that originally came out for the Sega Dreamcast back in 1999. It tells the tale of mousy ChuChus trying to avoid being devoured by cat-like KapuKapus. To escape this gory fate, the ChuChus do what any rodents in their right mind would do:
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That Final Fantasy Dimensions exists at all is something of a miracle. That we have a somewhat original (it is based on a game that came out for other mobile devices last year), ‘old-school’ Final Fantasy game coming out in this day and age is a pretty special thing. And