With thousands of great games available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, a major challenge is figuring out which ones are worth downloading. A new partnership between Yahoo! Games and Appolicious will showcase apps that are the best fit for you.
Here is a sampling of what to expect from Appolicious.
Surveying new releases and your favorite genres
In addition to weekly roundups that feature the best new releases, Appolicious publishes compilation stories that detail the best offerings from individual game genres including Strategy, Adventure and Role-Playing Games.
Are you one of the first people to own an iPad and enjoy mobile gaming on a 9.7-inch screen? Read about the first wave of games for Apple’s tablet computer, and keep coming back to Appolicious to learn about new and interesting releases.
Old school games are covered
Interested to discover great console games on the iPhone? Don’t miss stories about the best old school Nintendo and Sega games that now fit in your pocket. Appolicious also surveys great iPhone apps based on classic arcade games and vintage PC titles.
Video reviews for iPhone and iPad games
Sometimes the best way to learn about a game is to see it in action. That’s why Appolicious publishes dozens of video reviews each month ranging from Real Racing HD for the iPad to ZombieSmash for the iPhone and iPod touch.
Beyond the iTunes App Store
While there are nearly 200,000 apps available for download at Apple’s iTunes App Store, Google’s Android platform now hosts nearly 40,000 apps. This includes thousands of mobile games to play on Verizon’s Droid as well as other devices for Tmobile and other carriers. Appolicious is also the leading provider of Android app and game coverage.
Industry news about your favorite developers
In addition to writing reviews and commentary, Appolicious taps into industry coverage and brings you news and insight from the developers themselves. From Tapulous, to ngmoco to the investors funding all the innovation, we also tell you the story behind your favorite games.
