Published: October 31, 2008
Astraware have released their new puzzle game Glyph to the AppStore. Based on the highly acclaimed PC title by Sandlot Games, it features 200 frantic levels of puzzle action. Promising vibrant graphics, and atmospheric music and sound effects… and recommended if you enjoy games like Bejeweled 2 or Tetris.
Published: October 31, 2008
Illusion labs have released a second trailer of their finger-skate boarding game for iphone. It’s nice to see a truly innovative game being developed for iPhone, and I can’t wait to get my hands on this. Check it out below..
Published: October 31, 2008
Famitsu reported this week that Square Enix is developing its first game for iPhone. ‘Crystal Defenders’ is based in the Final Fantasy universe and is dubbed as a defense simulation, so look for something along the lines of Final Fantasy Tactics meets Tower defense. With many final fantasy games have somewhat of a rebirth on [...]
Published: October 31, 2008
Review by Nigel Wood
Around half of the games on the AppStore right now are puzzle games. It’s an over crowded genre, but at the same time a testament to how well suited the iPhone is to gaming. After all, with puzzles doing so well on pda’s and now the DS, with its touch screen the [...]
Published: October 29, 2008
Well here it is… “Finally” you all cry! “Episode 3 of the Unleashed podcast is here”
In this extra long episode: We rant about games developers who complain about their review score; look at what we have been playing over the past two weeks; discuss mature games in our Topic of the week; look at the [...]
Published: October 29, 2008
Aliens want your sheep! For what end we don’t know, and I’m not sure we want to either! It’s your job to protect them, utilising a unique multi touch control scheme you must zap the aliens and send them packing, but mind you don’t fry your sheep in the process!
Published: October 29, 2008
Cronk, by Cronk games, has been unleashed on the AppStore. Available for the $7.99 the game features similar game mechanics to Zuma or PuzzLoop but features a stoneage look and feel.
Published: October 28, 2008
Ahhhh ‘Top Gun’, those were the days. It all looks a bit homo-erotic now, but back then it was awesome. And I challenge any hot blooded male to say that, back in ‘86, they didn’t want to be up there amongst the clouds, a firm joystick between your legs and Mach 2 up your butt. [...]
Published: October 27, 2008
Review by Matt Dunn
I have played quite a few pool games for the PC, Xbox, and other consoles. If there’s one thing that plagues most of these games, it’s finding a way to easily control a pool cue with a controller/mouse and keyboard. It’s not an easy task. How does Vegas Pool Sharks do considering [...]
Published: October 27, 2008
Review by Matt Dunn
Firewall, developed by Solus Games (Funky Punch), is one of the first tower defense games to be released for the iPhone. Using some great retro-styled graphics, it pits you as a firewall who’s purpose is to destroy oncoming viruses. Is this Firewall strong enough to block a low score?
Published: October 27, 2008
Review by Matt Dunn
Get your casual-physics-based-Jengaesque gaming on with this fun game from ngmoco, Inc. That’s right, “Jengaesque” is now a word, because I said so. Topple adds to quite a large range of quality “pickup-and-play” games that are rapidly becoming available on the App store. Read for the full review.
Published: October 26, 2008
The iPhone games revolution has begun… Don’t be left in the shadows… Stand up and be heard!
We want your voice to be heard. If you are a reader or a developer, simply send us your ideas, comments or questions about anything iPhone games related to admin@iphonegamesnetwork.com and we’ll feature you on our weekly UNLEASHED podcast. Even better, [...]
Published: October 25, 2008
After requests to do so from our readers, and to make it easier for you to make up your mind whether to purchase a game based on our reviews or not. We have decided to bring our scoring system in-line with the App Stores 5 star ratings.
All new reviews will use this new rating system, [...]
Published: October 25, 2008
Last week, Conniption Entertainment released Pathways on the App store; a tile-based platforming puzzle game with 75 levels to challenge your brain. Just today, they announced a brand new game fitting right in with the Halloween spirit, Zombie Invasion!
Published: October 25, 2008
Review by Nigel Wood
Soon it will be that time again, the time to batten down the hatches, turn off the lights… or anything to show that you are not at home, so you can avoid those damn ‘trick or treaters’! Well maybe in the US it’s all sweetness and laughs. But over here in sunny [...]
Published: October 25, 2008
A decent bowling experience for the price.
Published: October 24, 2008
As well as revealing today that Toy Bot Diaries entry 2 is on the way, IUGO have also teased us with news of a Zombie game. Called ‘Zombie Attack’ the game is said to be a Tower Defense style game. Lets hope it’s with us for the Halloween season. Stay tuned for more information.
Published: October 24, 2008
IUGO have announced that Toy Bot Diaries 2 is coming soon… IUGO contacted us saying:
“We are applying the final layer of polish to Toy Bot’s shiny exterior in preparation of his latest adventure. Entry 2 will see Toy Bot carry off where he left; venturing out of his gumball machine world into bigger and better challenges! [...]
Published: October 24, 2008
Do you like biking? Do you like dying? Well, with Toysprings’s upcoming iPhone version of it’s popular Bike or Die! 2, you can do either! Bike or Die! 2 is a physics-based game for the iPhone that puts you in control of a biker as he travels through treacherous terrain. It was originally released on [...]
Published: October 23, 2008
Review by Matt Dunn
I am a fan of Texas Hold’em. I am not, however, a fan of the fact that there are probably twenty-something different versions of TH applications out there in iTunes. I bought Apple’s “HoldEm” when it first came out, and honestly was mildly impressed, despite the rave reviews. It’s probably the least [...]