3.5 out of 10 Review

Call me crazy, but when I boot up an endless runner called Gravity Guy, I expect to be able to control gravity. It's no secret there's a lot of games to get to out there and I'm a man with only so much time. So going in to this, I was expecting this game to be an expansion on the ideas in the original Gravity Guy. After all, they got a shout out in Jetpack Joyride, so now it's time for developer M

Buckle up, folks, because today I'm reviewing another free-to-play game! And like most iOS games that use the free-to-play model, Com2uS' Golf Star has in-app purchases. So, if you've been keeping up with my iOS reviews, you know right off the bat that I've probably already deducted points from this score based on this fact alone. But let's tee off, get the review (and the obligatory golf puns), s

Stan Lee's first foray into iOS gaming has debuted in the App Store. Verticus is an interesting take on the infinite runner and certainly has plenty of style to back up its premise. Has Stan Lee created another memorable addition to his stable of super heroes? Or is this title best left to fall into the void of obscurity?

The chance to live inside the mind of a self righteous and charmingly sarcastic serial killer, all within an open world setting, should have lifted Dexter 2 the Game from infuriating mediocrity. For the first few minutes, you may be impressed that Michael C. Hall, the star of the Showtime series, lends his voice as Dexter, and if you crave the series' trademark score and all those creepy Hall voic

Jumpster is a new physics game in the vein of Angry Birds, and it is such a rip off it’s not even worth playing. We expect that many games that are free to download might encourage in-game power-ups, but Jumpster is basically a bait and switch gaming experience.

Football season is here and that means the market is going to be flooded with football games, which is fine by me. Is NFL Pro 2013 championship material? Or it is the replacement ref of the National Football League?