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Unsurprisingly, my first thought upon encountering this adventurously titled app was “What the heck is a SimSimi Choochoo?” Turns out, it's a saccharine twist on the classic Snake game, populated by painfully adorable blobs called Simsimis. Stringing them all together in a line makes the titular “Choochoo”, a phrase which I'm fairly certain can cause… read app review
What is The Incident? What is the greatest mystery of the world? What happens when you walk down the street and a car falls from the sky!? I DON’T KNOW!!! You can try to solve the mystery too on your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad for $1.99 (8/12/10). The Incident… read app review
Sometimes it's like Square Enix can read my mind. I mean, I just hate it when dark shadows roll up into my idyllic fantasy kingdom and turn everybody into...”chess piece simulacrums?” Wait, what? “Chess piece simulacrums?” I know a lot of you are Japanese, but what the heck Square Enix?
In any case, this is the… read app review
The iTunes store is filled with many types of games. However, many of them simply are not good and do not entertain or keep you entertained long enough to be worth their price (yes, even if it's free). Many are simply repeats of others, or make a failed attempt at reinventing game play.
Not only does… read app review
Simon Says is exactly what you would expect it to be: a digital version of the memory enhancing game that you played as a child. A few additions include game level options and music that sounds like Simon spends a lot of time at a European discotheque now. Personally, I’m a huge fan of… read app review
The Grooveshark app for your iPhone and iPod touch is was here, and it lets you listen to a huge selection of music files on demand for a subscription fee of $3/month or $30/year. Grooveshark was available for Free in the App Store, for a very limited period of time and had a free 30… read app review
Dunk is a Dribbble browser app for the iPhone and iPod touch from Robocat. If you’ve never heard of Dribbble (with 3 Bs) before, it has nothing to do with Basketball, although the terminology is keenly derived from the sport. Dribbble an elite invite only club of highly skilled artists and web designers who post… read app review
To call Osmos an ambient game is something of a misnomer. To be sure, the game was designed and heavily marketed as a kind of trance-inducing cosmic experience. Certainly the gorgeously glowing graphics and lush electronic soundtrack contribute to that image, but the playing experience is a lot more stress inducing than I ever would… read app review
Hit the Apple is a game app about an archer who tries to hit an apple off a guy’s head. This is an iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad game that uses Open Feint and is released by Falcon Mobile Inc. How often have you heard the story of William Tell where he had to… read app review
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