Chillingo Ltd

Cat on a Diet is a physics based puzzler which has gamers aid Dr. Meow's quest for cookies. Although he's slightly overweight, our feline is determined to eat as many cookies as possible, even if it could cause him to get injured in the process. Chillingo has a knack for releasing hard to put down apps. Is Cat on a Diet the latest in their line of first rate downloads, or is this app far from purr

Bombcats: Special Edition is Bombcats sans all those annoying in-app purchases, and for $0.99 you can direct a few agile felines on explosive adventures filled with gems and heroic rescues. Since I didn't download the original back in May, I'm seeing this with fresh eyes. Are they worth the dollar or did these cats turn me into a true dog lover?

Abyss Attack submerges you to the bottom of the ocean, where a mysterious and deadly world awaits. As with any underwater adventure, the perils of the deep is also blessed with treasures to be found, but if you're going for any kind of philosophical treatise on the complexities of marine life, you're barking up the wrong app. What you see is what you get with Abyss Attack, but maybe skimming below

There's a section in Los Angeles called Koreatown, and it's an area where pork bellies are barbecued all across its sprawling, carnivorous boulevards. Kamikaze Pigs doesn't dangle these porkers over some fire cooked grill, but the intent is still the same. Whether it's a war game or a fancy restaurant, pigs are definitely on the menu. But is this piece of gaming bacon tasty enough to order? Read M

As I write this, my left thumb is completely sore from playing Dream Chaser, but it's the kind of nagging pain I don't regret. With its hypnotic feel and adrenaline fueled game play, Dream Chaser had me hooked for hours on end.

The Gods: Rebellion is an ambitious little title that seeks to cram the brutally-epic action of games like God of War down into the (relatively), small screens of iOS devices. Does Chillingo succeed in their mighty task and manage to give us a game worthy of legend? Or is The Gods: Rebellion doomed to fade away as a whispered myth?

My iPad is filled with Chillingo titles, primarily because I have a soft spot for cute, addictive iOS games that are pretty hard to put down. While Chillingo is a master at this formula, they have completely outdone themselves with Tin Man Can, an ambitious endless runner experience which continues to captivate.

Wake The Cat may be cute as the day is long, but it's still one of the hardest games to play on the iPad. The difficulty factor doesn't wane with its latest update, which now gives gamers full use of the yard.

We were a bit conservative in our November review of Storm The Train, as it's the one Chillingo title that still has us by its hooks. Now with its latest update (version 1.2), Storm The Train has given gamers a really enticing new feature.

As a former guardian of an beautiful orange tabby, I'm one of those rare guys who loves cats. Show them affection when they're kittens, and unlike popular myths suggest, they really do return the favor. I could talk hours on end with fellow cat lovers -- we're like a secret society of outcasts shunned from a society where man's best friend reigns over the dominion. So it's obvious Chillingo's newe