iOS Game Reviews

By allowing players to simply play cards to make their own memorable tracks, as well as providing a surprising bit of strategy in versus modes, DropMix continues Rock Band developers Harmonix's elevated expectations of what can be accomplished when you mix video games with chart-topping hits.

If space is the final frontier, Sid Meier's Starships should truly reach for the stars. As a turn-based strategy adventure, the game traverses an inspired and diverse path only to be saddled with a few minor missteps.

Radiation Island is a survival adventure game inspired by the Philadelphia Experiment of 1943. Supernatural elements abound in this open world experience, and don't be surprised if this universe has you on the hook for hours on end.

Whether you're a fan of its universe or a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) enthusiast, The Witcher Battle Arena is a highly addictive and spellbinding experience.

Hero Pop is a match-three puzzler that breathes life into a well worn genre. Since it's a free-to-play app, the game's addictive balloon popping does have its limits, and depending on your tolerance, your matching activities may be short-lived.

Marvel Contest of Champions is a good game for Marvel fanatics and those who want to see what iOS can do to check out.

Crusaders Quest is an RPG title that's on sensory overload. Steeped in nostalgia with its 8-bit pixel aesthetic, this adventure is a bit hard to take in upon the opening moments.

If you're looking for a three-dimensional, match-3 style experience, Polyform is up to the task.

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

If you're ready to devote weeks and maybe even months to an app, Call of Duty: Heroes holds an ample amount of firepower.