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Imps get a bad rap these days. I mean, yes, they're associated with all-purpose mischief and mayhem, but really, that's what they're designed for, so is it really their fault? You can hardly hold them accountable if they go around swiping magical orbs from shady looking wizards; it's just in their nature.
KOP's Imp Escape is… read app review
Small, blue, lives in a mushroom? Must be the Smurfs! Freemium game Smurfs' Village has rocketed to the top of the app charts in just a few short days, baffling folks who are wondering what all the fuss is about.
I wish I could say that it's just that fantastic of a game, but honestly, I… read app review
Even though the work is hard and neverending, this is one scrumptious free app. A restaurant sim that is one part Farmville to two parts Diner Dash, Tiny Chef does a phenomenal job of making the casual gaming grind tasty again to jaded palates.
I'm sure you're probably sick unto death of the numerous freemium sims… read app review
Slicing things to ribbons is an art. Anyone can go in and just start hacking away, but it takes precise ninja-like reflexes to really carve something up with finesse. This is the concept behind the frustratingly simple and elegant iSlash. Rather than the frenzied carnage of Fruit Ninja, iSlash encourages players to take a more… read app review
When I was little, I used to play Punch Out!! for the NES. I played for hours… days… memorizing my opponent’s patterns, dodging and weaving, and watching Mario count to 10. Since then, I’ve played Super Punch Out!!, Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!!, and the new Wii version. When I first opened this game… read app review
Hear that? That's the sound of my bruised ego whimpering in agony. When you spend your days writing, you tend to think of yourself as pretty handy with words, and usually my vocabulary is up to snuff when it comes to things like Words With Friends, but Word Warrior is a whole different realm of… read app review
Innovation sometimes takes you off guard. Such a simple app can first appear completely useless to someone like me, but after some thought of the uses of Monster Meter, I realize its ultimate use: Scaring the bejeezus out of your kids or comforting them so they can sleep at night… Created by Appdicted, Monster… read app review
Pocket Wine is an educational app that serves as your personal guide to knowing and understanding everything about wine. It was developed by Wine Paradigm, costs $3.99, and is compatible with an iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
If you have ever been in a restaurant and been totally lost while trying to match the dish… read app review
Pinch Hitter is a gaming app that transforms you into a pinch hitter, working on your batting skills. It was developed by Mousebreaker Ltd., costs $0.99, and can be used on an iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
The first step in setting up a game is choosing a MLB team to play for. You… read app review
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