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The torrent of endless runners flooding the App Store is never ending. Like an indefinite rainy season in the tropics, they keep falling from the sky. But occasionally, among the identical specs of rain hitting your iPhone screen, you'll find something unique. Little Amazon hopes to be a snowflake among raindrops in the App Store rainforest. Will this game land on your screen with fractal beauty o

There is some confusing history surrounding this game, so I want to get that out of the way first. Even though it may seem like it, the iOS version Hollywood Monsters is not a port of the original Hollywood Monsters, which was released in the late 1990s. Instead, it's a port of the "sequel" to that game - Hollywood Monsters 2, which was more or less a remake of the first game and better

The creators of Hidden Runaway have hooked up with BulkyPix once more to bring us another port of one of their classic PC adventure games, Hollywood Monsters. What will this tale of supernatural spooks on the silver screen have in store for us?

3D platform games have always been problematic for me. I was cool with Tomb Raider on PC because I could just tap the arrow keys to incrementally inch along the cliffs. When Nintendo 64 came out with their sensitive analog stick, I just couldn’t make it through Super Mario 64 without accidentally wandering off every ledge. Now they make these for tiny little cell phone screens, so imagine the sens

It seems like no franchise is complete without its own iOS game. Even board games are getting in on the App Store action. The latest franchise to take the plunge is a bit of a strange one. Fort Boyard was a French game show that pioneered the use of fear and endurance in many of its challenges. Set in the actual French outpost of Fort Boyard, the show pushed many of its contestants to their physic

Runaway: A Road Adventure, developed by Pendulo Studios, was a point-and-click romp that came out in 2001 and was very successful in Europe. 11 years later, BulkyPix brings us a revamped, hidden object-styled retelling of the story in the new game, Hidden Runaway. Will you be able to find all of the items hiding in plain sight? Or will you just find that it's a waste of your time?

Got a hankering for jet-powered platforming? BulkyPix is here to deliver with Space Disorder, a coin-hoarding, alien-rescuing adventure from French developer Mi-Clos Studio. The colors pop, the animation is buttery smooth, and the sounds are steller, but does it have the gameplay to help it fly over the competition?

Sugar Kid may have a sweet and saccharine title, but don't let all the bright colors and rainbow infused backdrops fool you. One of your first choices as the game loads is the chance to watch Sugar Kid bleed to death from an overabundance of fluids. Asking gamers if they, "Like some gore?" right off the bat brings a level of unpredictability to the proceedings. But does the adventure liv