Endless Runner Games

IQ Soup has released their second iOS title, Impy, for the gamer on the go. Impy wants to finally leave the nest and explore the lowest depths of the Earth's core. You must navigate Impy around volcanic fireballs and liquid hot magma (Dr. Evil pose!). Described as the "ultimate toilet game", is Impy the best endless runner to play while you have the runs?

To be fair, the first thing to address in this review would be this: my distaste for endless runner games seems to be growing at the same rate as they continue to multiply. I am beginning to fear that they are named as such for a different reason altogether, for they simply won't stop coming out. That was pretty much the mindset I had before booting up this title, something assigned to me as just

Sidekick Cycle, from Global Gaming Initiative, is a game that seeks to deliver some fun while giving back to people in need. How do they do both, you ask? With bicycles! The downhill cycling game offers up a gaming experience that makes sure every download goes to a good cause. But is Sidekick Cycle a good game to boot? Or does it all go down hill after you hit the "Play" button? Read Mo

It's football season, which means that a lot of fans are huddling up in front of their televisions ready to yell and cheer at a bunch of grown men wrestle each other with heavy padding for three hours. If you're opposed to watching the sport and would rather play it virtually instead of getting up and actually playing it outside, then you should download NFL Runner: Football Dash. This is an addic

Infectonator: Hot Chase is an sequel/expansion to Armor Games Inc.'s first Infectonator. Sure we've played endless runners before, heck, we've even played zombie-based endless runners, but not one where you're trying to get the girls! It's up to you to assemble a horde of the undead and aim to finally get that hot chick. With adorable, 8-bit-like graphics and some bizarre character mutations, Inf

When I first heard about Giant Boulder of Death, I could tell right away from the name that it must be a new effort from Adult Swim. Between titles like Robot Unicorn Attack and Super Monsters Ate My Condo, Adult Swim has such a recognizable and defined style, that the combination of the words "Giant," "Boulder," and "Death" could only point in one direction. Could a

Bravoman: Binja Bash is an side scrolling adventure game filled with an ample amount of snarky, self deprecating humor, as our titular character is a geek who is transformed into a superhero thanks to an alien named Alpha Man. Bravoman's main villain is Dr. Bomb, a power hungry evil doer ready to unleash his robot corps and ninjas onto unsuspecting planets. The game's comic book strip style aesthe

Max Steel: Rise of Elementor, like many games that have come to pass, draws its inspiration from comic books and their animated series offshoots. Copying is definitely the sincerest form of flattery, but if an app wants to have any lasting impact it has to distinguish itself amidst a sea of mediocrity. Do Max and his right hand fighting machine Steel have the chops to keep us hooked, or is the Ele

Post-hardcore rock fans who love skateboarding, it's your lucky day. The rock band Senses Fail has an iOS game called Grindcore, created by Gamechanger World. They might be trying to change the world of gaming through the power of rock, but is it for better or worse?

Despite what the title may suggest, this game does not take your money, which is quite nice (especially if you happen to be in need... of said money). The reason Gold Diggers does not take your money is because it's a new free-to-play offering from Netherlands-based developers Gamistry. And the more you play it, the more you'll discover that it's not a trifling friend. Indeed, Gold Diggers could