5.0 out of 10 Review

Wait a second. Didn’t I do this review before? I know I’d remember a parking simulator if I played one. Well, maybe I wouldn’t. Just adding “Parking Simulator” to the title would cause me to have a bout of boredom induced amnesia. Oh, this one is in a desert. Well that might change everything! Let’s have a look and see if Desert Trucker: Parking Simulator has some life left in it after being out i

Grasshopper Manufacture has released their newest title, Killer is Dead. Goichi Suda, Grasshopper's team leader (also known as Suda 51), is known for implementing over-the-top, unorthodox and stylistic approaches to gameplay. Suda has been trying to appeal to the otaku of the world throughout his titles, and Killer is Dead is no exception. With such an elaborate library of No More Heroes 1-2, Kill

Hill Bill starts off on a pretty good note thanks to its standout moniker. Is this app a David Carradine inspired mountain climber? Is it a hillbilly shooter? It's actually neither, but you are given ample opportunity to do some Evel Kneivel acrobatics with a motorcycle. Are these tricks good enough to keep Hill Bill up in mid-air, above a wave of iOS mediocrity?

Monkeys and pinball -- two great tastes that taste great together! Kritter Ball combines these two naturally coalescing elements to create a light-hearted, cartoony pinball game that'll cost you exactly zero dollars up front. But is this free-to-play game worth the one thing it does cost you — your time?

Sometimes an interesting premise is enough to propel a game to greatness. Take for example, the time mechanics that helped Braid revolutionize the platforming genre. In other situations, an interesting premise is a great place to start but eventually falters. That’s the case with the interesting but flawed new platformer, Ibb & Obb.

Pulsating lights and abstract shapes infiltrate your senses. Dots, lines, curves, mountains... all creeping ever closer. Your only option? To Pivvot. But the question here is... to Pivvot, or not to Pivvot?

Roll in the Hole is a PlayStation Mobile game that's been brought to the Vita by mobile game developer Chillingo. Does this bite-sized adventure in physics and gluttony have what it takes to be a memorable game on Sony's portable device? Or should we roll past it and look for better titles?

With the surge of zombie-based forms of entertainment over the past few years, we have encountered our fair share of both good and bad zombie iOS games (mainly bad). Previously known for his Zombie Train and Temples of the Sun iOS games, Jacques Deul and his team at Van Der Veer Games have not only made a zombie-apocalypse game, but a tactical one. Is the strategic experience of War of the Zombie

Superhero titles are an extremely hit-or-miss area of gaming, with most comic titles performing in the mediocre-or-below range of quality. High Moon Studios, known for the recent Transformers: Cybertron game series, attempt to change things. High Moon has not only created a comic title, but a comic title. Deadpool openly breaks (more like shatters), the fourth wall and acknowledges the expectation

The iOS has the potential to be the rebirth of the point and click adventure game. With a big gorgeous screen and instinctive gameplay, we could have a whole assortment of really enjoyable adventure titles. They could offer immersive stories along with enjoyable puzzles to tease your mind and fingers. Runaway: A Road Adventure is a new adventure game for the iOS, but does it live up to the possibi