5.5 out of 10 Review

Crazy Monster Bowling has an all too knowing moniker, as the deluge of advertisements slathered throughout this game is absolutely annoying. The good news is it's a free download, and if you can train your eyes to focus on the actual bowling, then you may have a good enough time.

Monkey Boxing from Crescent Moon Games is an iOS title that's pretty self-explanatory: it features monkeys boxing. I mean, that it. And really, what else could you want than a bunch of kooky simians in weird outfits, throwing haymakers and uppercuts at each other? So jump in and see if this game is truly a-peeling (sorry, I had to), or if it's just monkeying around. And yes, I promise to seek coun

To put it bluntly: Gameloft's Dungeon Hunter 4 is a money-grubbing assault from start to finish. This Diablo-esque dungeon crawler may look shiny on the outside, but its insides are rotted with greed.

Everyone loves a mad scientist, especially one with the proclivities of a deranged motorhead. They’re funny, smart, and know how to work on an engine block. When you add one of these charismatic characters to an endless running game, then you might have a recipe for motor-powered mayhem. Lets see if Turbolab Pursuit will get away with your hearts and phones.

For those new to the After Burner series, it's a old line of arcade games that date back to the late '80s and have appeared on multiple platforms. But whether on your TV, your computer screen, or your mobile device, it's hard to match the visceral appeal of the original arcade units, a fact that's all too apparent after playing the iOS version of After Burner Climax.

What is it with things coming in pairs? From volcano movies, to reality singing shows, to retired NBA centers starring in their own iOS titles ... you can set your watch to this kind of stuff. That's right, hot on the heels of Dikembe Mutombo's 4 1/2 Weeks to Save the World (thanks Old Spice!) comes Shaquille O'Neal's latest video game masterpiece -- ShaqDown!

Bladeslinger Ep. 1 is the first installment in a series that promises to revolutionize mobile gaming. It boasts amazing, eye-popping graphics, one-finger controls, and action that rivals those of console games. But is this western truly all that good? Or does it showcase the good, the bad and the ugly?

You don’t need to be a sports fan to enjoy boxing games. You only need to be a Rocky fan. Stallone gave everybody a point of reference for fisticuffs in the rings. I guess Scorsese and De Niro helped too. Or maybe there’s just something inside all of us that likes to wail on other dudes. We checked out the latest boxing game that lets you do just that.

One guy who doesn't get enough attention on a football team is the kicker, yet he's one of the most important roles next to the quarterback. A kicker can save your bacon with a come-from-behind field goal, or well placed punt that puts the opposing offense deep in their own red zone. So it's high time another game came out that lets you play as the guy on the team no one will talk to. Not even the

Critter Escape has a simple premise with enough subtle complications to keep it endlessly entertaining/frustrating, but some of the mechanics make it lean more towards the frustrating. It wasn’t for me, but I can see how a certain type of mindset would obsess over the structure and possibilities of the game.