Chillingo

Though it swims within a well-worn genre, Rescue Quest offers up enough magic to keep gamers coming back for more.

Bill Killem is a 16-bit endless runner centering on a movie star with some hell to pay. Aliens have ruined his premiere and he's out for vengeance.

In Fear I Trust places gamers in a facility where experimentation comes at the expense of the test subjects. Touted as a psychological thriller, this puzzler is also an absorbing journey to the unknown, a mystery that you may be too scary to solve.

It's been a weird and wild week for EA and its partners. Now, after the founders of PopCap and Criterion have left the company, the men who founded Chillingo follow suit.

Dodgeball -- the PE teacher’s favorite activity to inflict on their unwilling students. Those memories, whether horrible or victorious, should not influence your decision to try out Chillingo’s Dodge This! It may sound like it’s dodge ball related, but players won’t be dodging anything at all. This time, it’s your foes that’ll be doing all the dodge, duck, dip, dive, and dodging. Is Dodge This! wo

The true challenge behind any free-to-play title is how much is that money grab going to cost a tried and true gamer. Can we skirt the inevitable in-app purchases for a lengthy period, or are we seduced into a first rate experience only to be immediately slapped with an almost mandatory purchase? Rooms of Memory builds its house on the freemium model, and if first impressions only mattered, I woul

Max Steel: Rise of Elementor, like many games that have come to pass, draws its inspiration from comic books and their animated series offshoots. Copying is definitely the sincerest form of flattery, but if an app wants to have any lasting impact it has to distinguish itself amidst a sea of mediocrity. Do Max and his right hand fighting machine Steel have the chops to keep us hooked, or is the Ele

Do you see that bubble on the upper right hand side of the picture? It won't vanish with the touch of a finger, but instead redirect you to another app or promotion. That's called an ad, and even though The Impossible Line touts itself as a free to play app, you'll have to pay $1.99 to rid yourself of this constant distraction. So let's not kid ourselves with this freemium business -- is The Impos

In a world of sophisticated gaming, where intricate storylines and arresting visuals usually rule the day, a title as seemingly simple as Perfect Kick could get lost in the fray. Plus, since it singles out just one aspect of soccer, who would want to kick their hearts away for any time longer than a couple of minutes? Chillingo is usually adept at turning a simple concept into a creative home run,

Three wide-eyed, baby dinosaurs stare at you, lovingly pleading for a bit of nurturing. Having no children or pets, the idea of raising a Jurassic family on my iPad was too tempting to ignore. After all, sans any mortgage payment or school zoning concerns, raising a few kids of my own and receiving unconditional love, albeit it through a digital manner, was just what the doctor ordered. But apart