iOS Game Reviews

The classic board game adapted to a video game has been released for some time now on consoles and PC, and it must be performing well on those systems if it keeps getting ported to other places.

All right, all right, it's time to play some Crazy Taxi! Sega's premiere fast-driving, score-hungry taxi series has made its way onto iOS with Crazy Taxi City Rush, a free-to-play title that will drag you in with its quick pace and then turn you away with its underhanded practices.

The familiar gameplay is still challenging and fun, and these meerkats are way cuter and full of personality than the Lemmings ever were.

Magic 2015 is just as complex and addictive as ever.

Sometimes he's a werehog, sometimes he's smooching human girls, and in Sonic Jump Fever, he's jumping up an endless series of platforms while begging for your money.

After spending some quality time with Civ Rev 2, 2K has proven trying to rule the world is worth it at any cost.

Don't be fooled by the cute and catchy title, since Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake comes with a ton of depth.

You've been... Thunderstruck! Though Storm Casters, a twin-stick shooter from developer Get Set Games, doesn't really feature storms, it does have plenty of casters. And loot. And monsters, dungeons, spells, and... booster cards?

Godfire: Rise of Prometheus takes us back into the age of Greek mythology in an action-brawler that in no way resembles that one game series about that super-pissed Spartan.

Tales of the Adventure Company might stir some nostalgic yearnings on first glance, but be forewarned, heroic gamer, that beneath its veneer of 8-bit adventures beats the blackest heart imaginable: the heart of mediocrity.