Doodle Bomb is a physics based, puzzle game where you must open doors by activating switches. True to its name, activating those switches requires that you throw bombs that must explode close to the switch. Obstacles like wheels, multiple switches, and rotating bomb shooters are added to levels to up the difficulty...
The development studio ODD1 deserves some kind of award for including not one, but two new ideas into their newest game, CatchMe! If you can. The gameplay is similar to Pac Man but the twist is that once you are caught, you become the chaser. This is very well done within the game. The second great idea is implemented in a way I have never seen before in a game, console, PC or otherwise...
Like most good iPhone and iPod Touch games, the idea of Card Drop is fairly simple; it’s the execution that makes the game worth playing. In this case, it is the motion of the bottom card that adds to the difficulty. The gameplay revolves around touching and dragging one of your five cards...
Scribble Pilot is an action packed, space shooter. The scribble based graphics and overall gameplay meet in the middle to make for a very satisfying game. I would start by comparing this game to several older arcade games...
The idea of the game is a lot like a tower defense game but with a twist. The twist is that the game is set during World War 1 (I am thankful beyond belief it wasn’t set during the much overused WW2). You take the role of a British commander who needs to push back the Huns...
There are 6 different race tracks available within the game. You must win the previous track in order to move to the next as so you cannot go back and play the 4th or 5th track without going through the rest. Each track has their own requirements for advancing to the next race....
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...
