JellyCar 2 is out for the iPad! It is no secret about how awesome the JellyCar games have been and JellyCar 2 for the iPad is the appropriate next step to keep the series moving forward. It is worth mentioning that this is not a full review of JellyCar 2. Instead we review the changes and improvements that have been made to the iPad version over the original iPhone/iPod Touch version...
The new iPad game, Sherlock Holmes Mysteries, is a puzzle game where you must solve cases by interviewing people, picking up clues, and using your special Sherlock Holmes "insight”...
Harry Potter Spells is an iPhone/iPod Touch game that brings the much loved series to life in one specific way, its spells. The main goal of this Harry Potter game is to go through seven years of schooling to learn all the different spells that you can cast while using your wizardry...
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...
Ragdoll Blaster 2 is the iPhone/iPod Touch follow up to iPhone Gamer Blog’s 2009 Game of the Year, Ragdoll Blaster. Suffice to say, there was a tremendous amount of interest in the sequel on our team. Every screenshot, every blip of news that came out, we were all over it. When the game officially came out on March 1st, it was like Christmas morning...
Plants vs. Zombies is a must have. I hate starting out reviews by giving away the ending but it can't be helped. I might as well tell you that you'll be reading the gushiest review you have ever seen, so you might as well know where it's going from the beginning. Wow, where to start?
For better or worse, most of Guerrilla Bob is a throwback to the golden years of arcade shooters. The good includes some nice humor and quick gameplay. Unfortunately some of the bad stuff from the old days has been thrown in as well; Over-used voice samples and re-used locations and graphics. You'll definitely have fun...
