Long time readers and fans of isometric 3D puzzle games may recall Alone, which we reviewed way back in March 2010.  The Big Little Quest is ITL’s follow-up and another isometric game, but this time with a style of play which concentrates more on exploration than on puzzles. The plot follows a young man named Axel,

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The Big Little Quest iPhone App Review – Keep on Walking

Fans of retro arcade games may recall Avenging Spirit, the first in a catalog of Jaleco conversions by DotEmu.  We reviewed the game when it was released late last year and enjoyed its unusual body-swapping antics and challenging platform gameplay.  DotEmu has released another Jaleco conversion this month, and it’s the sideways-scrolling shooter P-47 –

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P-47 The Phantom Fighter iPhone App Review – Prepare for a Challenge

Cut the Rope is one of the better known iOS games, up there with Angry Birds and Plants vs. Zombies.  ZeptoLab has big plans for the game and its star, Om Nom, too; as it has recently made the transition over to Android, had a range of plush toys announced, plus news of a comic

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Cut the Rope: Experiments iPhone App Review – Fun, But Familiar

*Thanks to all who entered, the competition has now closed.  Winners, enjoy your game!* Wooords is an excellent word game for the iPhone and iPad which I reviewed last week, rewarding it a very impressive 4/5.  I’ve continued to play it after completing my review too, which isn’t something that can be said for many games. 

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*Competition Closed* Five Promo Codes for Wooords!

With summer already underway, there’s no better time for getting together with friends, which is also perfect for playing a few multiplayer games on your iPhone or iPad!  Thinking of multiplayer games often leads to shooters or racing games, but they don’t really fit in with a relaxed summer picnic, so we’ve selected five games

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Five Super Summer Multiplayer Games for Your iPhone and iPad

As the proud owner of a new iPad, you’re doubtless scouring the App Store for as many games as you can handle, eager to find as many gems as you can.  With more than 100,000 dedicated iPad applications, this could prove a lengthy task, so to give you a helping hand here are seven games

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Seven Great Casual Games for Your New iPad

From the team which gave us Reckless Racing comes another arcade driving game, Reckless Getaway; but here, instead of racing opponents around a track, the idea here is that you’re a getaway driver trying to outrun the police along a pre-determined route.  Along the way you must collect coins to unlock new levels, plus there

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Reckless Getaway iPhone App Review and Video – Chargin’ and Challengin’

Although it was always a long shot, the news that Nintendo still has absolutely no plans to publish their games on any other platforms will have come as a disappointment to many.  But not to worry, as help is at hand for those who don’t mind substituting the real thing for a clone or two! Here

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Ten iOS Games for Nintendo Fans, Part One

It all started more than 20 years ago, when my best friend and I would sit down in front of a 21″ CRT TV and an Amiga computer, pop the Battle Squadron 3.5″ disk in the drive and look forward to hours of fantastic two-player shoot ‘em up action.  The game has remained a firm

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Battle Squadron iPhone App Review and Video – Flawless!

I reviewed Blast Billiards Touch more than a year ago, so it was somewhat surprising to see an update appear on iTunes over the weekend.  Blast Billiards Touch started life as a popular Flash game, but the iPhone version was hobbled by inaccurate aiming and some very frustrating levels.  I gave it just 2/5 at

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Blast Billiards Touch Updated After a Year, Was it Worth the Wait?