Dungeon Run is an iPhone/iPod Touch 3D maze game where you lead a leprechaun through each level using one of two control schemes available. You must dodge bear traps and other obstacles along the way. The bear traps and fire pits don’t move along with your movements, but the other objects, like rocks, ghosts, and monsters do...
Burblefish is a tilt based iPhone/iPod Touch game in the vein of Doodle Jump. However, instead of jumping, you continuously fall towards a specific destination. This game is clearly meant for those who are beginning their voyage into the vast realm of the gaming world. Meaning, its gameplay is fairly simplistic...
Karnak Attack is an iPhone and iPod Touch 3D first person shooter set in an Egyptian-themed world. The object of the game is to collect as much gold as possible and find the Pharaoh’s gold head (which usually is close to the portal to the next level). Your weapons of choice are a machine gun, a shotgun, and a super weapon...
Final Fantasy made its way to the iPhone and iPod Touch world late last month. This version is based on the PSP game of the same name, not the NES version from 1987 (1990 US release). Without a doubt there have been a tremendous number of advances since its first iteration. I'll skip the story and the pretense. If you’re reading this review you know all about the series and how popular it has been. You probably are already playing Final Fantasy 13...
In case you missed it last year, Peggle is a one of a kind iPhone and iPod Touch gaming experience. I have been holding off on the review because I have been trying to think of a way to best describe it. Basically you shoot a ball out of a cannon towards a series of pegs that as are grouped in a variety of manners...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers, and David the Gnome pretty much sums up the cartoons I grew up on. And yes, I did (do) have Transformers bed sheets. So when I got a chance to review the new Transformers game for the iPhone and iPod Touch I jumped all over it. When I first downloaded the game I didn’t know what to expect. I hadn’t really read anything about it or even seen any screenshots...
Rabid Gophers is an iPhone/iPod Touch game that consists of three mini-games, Gopher Blast, Gopher Bombs, and Gopher Sniper. Each mode has three rounds, each more difficult than the previous. There are two types of gameplay, Campaign and Survival. Playing the campaign, you will go through each level, three rounds each, with a cool little cinematic after each level...
Indeed, you have the ability to fly, an amazing physique and special powers that help you save one town at a time. Loading up the game, the art and graphics instantly look like this one is going to be a ton of fun to play. And it is, if you take it for what it is and not wish for what it is not...
