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Originally released three years ago in July 2010 for Xbox Live Arcade, Limbo has gone on to amass universal acclaim from gamers and critics alike. It was only a matter of time before Playdead brought their hit over to the shores of Apple. But as with any game that gets ported over to iOS, there's always the potential for something to go awry. Maybe a different developer messes things up or perhaps

Hardcore gamers, your savior has arrived! X-Com: Enemy Unknown is now available on iOS. When the full version hit consoles and the PC last year, we went wild for it. But iOS is a different beast entirely, and what works on a computer may not work on an iPad, which begs the question, "Is this shrunk down X-Com still worth your time?"

It's been a few years since we've last seen an Ace Attorney game starring the bird-haired attorney, Phoenix Wright. Whether you're an old fan or a newcomer to the courtroom proceedings, the newly-released Ace Attorney: Phoenix Wright Trilogy HD for iOS is here to lay down the law. Is this premium package worth the investment? Or do we have any OBJECTIONS! when it comes to its presence in the App S

Snake was a legendary game that we’ve all spent countless hours playing. It tapped into something primal and repetitive in our nature. Maybe we just wanted to feed that damn snake. Whatever the reason, that simple little game made an indelible mark on many gamers’ lives. There’s a new game out that hopes to capture that same magic of Snake, but put a new spin on the tired old proceedings. Will Ni

BioShock Infinite has been one of the most anticipated games in recent memory and has suffered the slings of release date delays and criticism from certain interest groups, but that hasn't stopped its incredibly powerful buzz train from bringing our expectations to new heights. Does it deliver on its promises and keeps us floating in the throes of ecstasy? Or does it belong in the murky depths, li

Every once in a while I get to review a game that totally catches me off-guard. I usually try to keep expectations low so that I can properly gauge a game's merits as objectively as I can. But with that said, I'm afraid I'm also guilty of knee-jerk judgments based on a game's title and the handful of screenshots that the App Store offers for preview purposes. Most of the time, these snap judgments

When I was a kid, I was lucky enough to grow up across the street from a big swath of woods. On more than one occasion while playing Simogo's Year Walk, I felt like I was that kid again, slowly exploring a new section of forest, not knowing what I would find next -- excited and unsettled at the same time. Even though my experiences are unique to me, Year Walk is so atmospheric and well done, I fee

Nothing fascinates us more about ancient Rome than the gladiators of the Colosseum. These titans of the arena were the embodiment of violent physical perfection. Their constant fighting forged them into bronze gods that have captured the imagination of even present day man. There have been films, books, and TV shows created to honor their heroic prowess in the face of adversity and slavery. But no

There are a lot of Samurai games in the App Store. There are also a lot of endless running games. But when you mash them together, do you get the purest form of sword slashing sprinting fun? Well, Ronin is a brand new game that slices and dices those two genres and weaves them back together in a brand new way. Lets have a look at Ronin and see if it's a game that will make us want to commit oibara

Music gamers are always on the quest for more songs. We’ll buy extra download content and add our favorite songs to our playlists, just to get new music and new challenging note patterns to play. Even the biggest Guitar Hero or Rock Band library had finite choices, so iOS music games have opened the floodgates with more content. Now Konami has created the ultimate iOS music game. It seems Japan ha