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Stack the States is a quiz game app that tests our capacity to answer questions about capitals, trivial facts, and shapes of our country’s 50 states. The game was developed by Dan Russell-Pinson, costs $0.99, and is compatible with an iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. There is also a Lite version offered for… read app review
This little whodunnit text adventure is available free from Choice Of Games, the enterprising developers who brought you Choice of Dragon and Choice of the Vampire. This one is a bit of a departure from the other titles, since it's fairly short and has no roleplaying qualities, relying instead on solid detective skills and a… read app review
The bikes, dirt, fast turns, launching off platforms, and hugging each turn as you speed past your opponents going 100mph. That is the essence of Dirt Bike racing. So far, I haven’t had much luck in finding a perfect Dirt Bike game so will XLab Technologlies present that perfect racing game? This… read app review
Tetris, meet UnblockMe. I can't say I've ever really given a lot of thought to how to improve sliding block puzzles. They've basically been around for as long as blocks, so I sort of figured that there's a reason for it's relatively classic form, but the developers of Move It! are under the impression that… read app review
Ever since 1990 on the Genesis, Phantasy Star II has been firmly lodged into gamer’s nostalgia as one of the greatest RPGs of all time. The deep and memorable plot, an incredible cast, and the game structure that remains in many RPGs that came after it, there is a reason that Phantasy Star II… read app review
Apparently hidden object games are spooky. At least, this is the impression I've gotten from the last few I've played, which were all about ghosts, creepy temples, and, of course, vampires. Because nothing says occult like hunting around a dark room for a screwdriver, a pair of ice skates, and a wooden duck.
At least in… read app review
I'm not really an animal person, but I used to like Pokemon a lot. It satisfied a deeply rooted urge to collect that few games do. My love of Pokemon has mostly subsided, but now I have a new obsession: Pocket Frogs! This little app is totally free and about as addictive as breathing. You… read app review
Portfolio to Go for the iPad is a great tool for photographer's to share access to their Flickr photostream with those around them on the beautiful iPad screen. In a no-frills, easy-to-use manner, the app utilizes the full screen to show a scrollable list of the user's photosets. Within this initial view you can scroll… read app review
PottyMouth! is a translating app that can be useful and it can get you into trouble if you are not careful. It was brought to us by Chins Jain and can be used on an iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. It costs $0.99 and you must be at least 17 years old to… read app review
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