iOS Game Reviews

Dragon Coins puts together aspects of a coin-pushing arcade cabinet with the combat system of an RPG while having the fundamentals of a collectible card game at its core.

Sky Tyrannosaur tries its hand at making a unique block-breaking iOS game with Blowfish Meets Meteor.

Unfortunately, that’s where all of my excitement for SoulCalibur: Unbreakable Soul ends, because for a title that uses the word “soul” twice in its name, it clearly doesn’t have any.

Mutants: Genetic Gladiators is a free-to-play title that doesn't shy away from the immediate money grab. Depending on your love of mutants, this is a flaw that you'll either deal with or completely skip altogether.

Flood the moat! Bar the gates! The castle's under siege! CastleStorm: Free to Siege brings medieval castle defense mayhem to the iOS.

Tales of Honor: The Secret Fleet is a space combat strategy game that's based on David Weber's Honor Harrington novels

The addictiveness of endless runners stems from presenting players with the greatest obstacle they could ever hope to overcome- themselves.

The Metal Slug series, well-known for its gorgeous, pixelated animations, wild shoot 'em up action and fierce difficulty, seems like a perfect fit to spin off into a tower defense game.

Taking pills in the magnitude that Intake: Be Aggressive presents can result in a few adverse effects mixed in with its original therapeutic intent.

Disco Pixel has brought us Jungle Rumble: Freedom, Happiness, and Bananas, a new iOS rhythm game that's two parts rhythmic tapping, one part monkeys.