Having already tried out and really liked the Ciderz case from Bodyguardz, I was very pleased to be offered the opportunity to review the company’s other iPhone 4 case, the Shelter.  The Ciderz is a Bumper-style edge-case which has become one of my go-to cases since writing my review, and was in fact on my

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BodyGuardz Shelter iPhone 4 Case Review

I’ve looked at a couple of Jourist’s guide apps before, their Twentieth Century Small Arms Guide for example, which was passably interesting, however if any of their catalog is likely to impress me it’s one on classic American cars.  On my bookshelf sits a very well-thumbed copy of the Standard Guide to American Muscle Cars,

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American Classic Cars Guide iPhone/iPad App Review – Not Enough Vroom Vroom

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

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’

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!

The likelihood of a true, official Super Mario World game making it onto iOS is very small indeed, so in these desperate times you have to take what you can get.  Super World Adventures is very much a Super Mario clone, but it’s just about different enough to keep the lawyers at bay! You play a

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Super World Adventures iPhone App Review – Don’t Call Me Mario!

It has been a while since I’ve played Elite’s ZX Spectrum Collection on my iPhone, despite having purchased one of the game packs with the excellent Batty brick-breaker clone.  However, today the app received an update and a variety of new game packs, among them a couple of collections from Hewson. Hewson was responsible for a

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Cybernoid Comes to ZX Spectrum Collection, Makes a Grown Man Cry (but not in a good way)

It takes innovation to breathe new life into a tired genre, a fact which applies to everything from books to film and now, to iPhone apps too.  Storing passwords and other pieces of sensitive information doesn’t make for the most exciting application, and normally the thought of reviewing them would be an instant turn-off. It’s not

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Ben the Bodyguard iPhone App Review – Your Secrets Are Safe With Him

The line-drawing, path management genre is well represented on the iPhone, with titles ranging from the familiar – Flight Control – to the slightly odd – Jaws – and everything else in-between.  Is there room for another, and what does it have to bring to the table to stand out? Launch Control (iTunes link) is one

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Launch Control iPhone App Review – Cleared for Lift-Off