iOS Game Reviews

Sky Force celebrates its 10 year anniversary as a mobile game with the new free to play release Sky Force 2014. Fans of scrolling based shooters are in for a treat, especially if non-stop action is on their minds.

Let's see if this chicken is able to soar past its hundreds of other fowl siblings and tap its way to success.

Lightning stuck as Mika Mobile's dark spell completed. The clouds grew black, and a dire still permeated the air. From that stillness, came... Battleheart Legacy.

Two dots are better than one? Why yes, yes they are. One is the loneliest number, after all, so Betaworks One developed a follow-up to the simply-named game, Dots: A Game About Connecting, and logically called this sequel Two Dots.

Words, words, words. If you're into making words, Ruzzle Adventure wants to help. This free-to-play word matching game blends the ever-shifting mechanics of Bejeweled with the verbosity of Bookworm, yet somehow manages to miss a few key elements found in both.

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.

Most of them time, if someone’s playing with small, multicolored, multi-sized blocks, that someone is a child. Bossa Studios came in to put a stop to that with Thomas Was Alone, making it A-okay for people of all ages to play with blocks again.

For a select few, Table Tennis is serious business, but for those of us who aren't so solemn about it but still want to get our Ping-Pongs on, there's Table Tennis Touch.

Ekon The Cyborg is a twin-stick shooter which is a direct homage to early PlayStation titles, but thankfully nostalgia isn't the only engaging aspect to this free to play app.

Record Run brings you through a cute little adventure that heavily relies on the music placed in the game, and some that are chosen by you.