Commando Jack breathes new life into tower defense games. While there’s nothing wrong with strategy games where players build up defenses and artillery and essentially
This week’s iOS Apps of the Week run the gamut from political to archival. The 2012 Map: The Presidential Election App is a great way
The Infinity Project was a fairly well-made first person shooter that hit the App Store at the end of 2009. Despite its dated visuals and lack of polish, many regard it as an iOS classic. Now, that game finally gets a sequel, simply titled The Infinity Project 2, and it’s a far more ambitious title that makes several improvements, even if it still seems dated.
Role playing game fans who want a virtual pet in their lives finally have it thanks to Gameloft’s Monster Life, an app that blends elements
Online competition leads this week’s best games in the form of Trigger Fist, a multi-faceted multiplayer first-person shooter. We’ve seen such before, of course, but
School supplies are no longer restricted to pens, folders and anything else you can find in a stationary store. In fact, many of the best
Achieving balance in a chaotic world is something for which everyone strives. Now, there’s a game in the App Store that helps you achieve it.
The Grateful Dead was a psychedelic rock band that all but defined the Haight-Ashbury scene in 1960’s San Francisco. The band ricocheted into the “turn
While the next-generation iPhone will offer an assortment of new bells and whistles, one thing the device won’t have is a pre-installed version of YouTube.
For a certain segment of app-friendly sports fan, Topps BUNT Baseball can be viewed as a gateway drug to real fantasy nirvana. BUNT has enough
Summer TV is the pits. Other than the Olympics, there just isn’t much worth watching. Like roughly 80 percent of iPhone users, I don’t actually
This week’s top iOS apps begins with Slices for Twitter, a fascinating app that breaks down Twitter into categories and lets users really get the
