Rail Adventures uses a good premise for a game. The setting: You’re an Indiana Jones-like character in a mining shaft on a rail cart trying to escape the “mountains before it’s too late.” Along the way you can pick up gold, shoot monsters and jump over obstacles. It has all of the makings of a fun pick up and play game but unfortunately the game doesn’t use its fine premise in an effective way...
Boxed In 2 will give you hours of enjoyment, 50 levels in all, for just a buck. By far one of the most entertaining and worthwhile games of the year. Amazingly enough, this game was developed almost entirely by a 2 man shop...
N.O.V.A starts off its single player mode with some decent looking cut scenes and with some half thought out story about aliens in the future. I have no problem with this. Just a typical sci-fi plot. The first thing you'll notice as you go through the opening tutorial level is that it's pretty. In fact, the graphics are among the best...
Doom: Resurrection is a tough game to judge. It has quite a few good qualities but one major downside, especially when comparing it to other first person shooters on the iPhone...
The game includes both single player and multiplayer components. The single player mode is built on the idea of killing zombies, lots of them. In fact, the mode revolves around the idea of continuous swarms of zombies trying to break down barricades and killing as many zombies...
The most challenging aspect of the game is it's ai is made of the stuff of infamous sports games past. You know what I'm talking about. It's the ai that refuses to lose no matter what. You can crash it into the wall, watch it fall back halfway around the track and stunningly it will begin catching up with you...
