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03 Sep Posted by Brett Nolan in

Plunderland Offers An Amusing Taste of The Pirate Life

Avast ye landlubbers listen up, I know like me, you’ve just been waiting for a game with pirates, cannons, gold, ghosts, sea monsters, angry natives and even acrobatic sharks, and now’s your chance. Plunderland, the latest title from developer Johnny Two Shoes, is a creative adventure game unlike anything you’ve played before. You are Captain...

02 Sep Posted by Ben in

Medieval HD: A Stylish Castle Defence Game Worth Exploring

Unlike a lot of the castle defence games in which your opponent brings an onslaught to your doors, without giving you a chance to retaliate, Medieval HD lets you go head to head with the computer player in an all-out war waged between the two castles. In the beginning, you’ll be armed with only your...

29 Aug Posted by Jaden in

Fastar! Proves It’s Hip To Be Square

It’s a rarity to see a perfect game come along, but Cat in a Box games has achieved the impossible with Fastar! They’ve also done it with one of the most creative premises I’ve seen in a long time. Fastar! is an acronym. Normally, I hate acronyms, but this one is as awesome as the...

28 Aug Posted by Wil Parker in

Video Review: Incase Convertible Book Jacket for iPad

Today I’m reviewing Incase’s Convertible Book Jacket for the iPad Features Complete iPad protection Opens to function as a stand with multiple viewing positions Secure elastic band closure Direct access to all device features Available in Black and White Special Offer Available on Incase’s Website For a limited time, if you add a Car...

27 Aug Posted by Wil Parker in

Video Review: Incase Slider Case for iPhone 4

Today I take a look at Incase’s iPhone 4 version of their very popular Slider Case Features Soft touch coating Durable hardshell construction Interior rubber guardrails for shock absorption Integrated glare reduction ring in camera cutout Direct access to all device features Available in 5 Colors : Black, White, Gun Metal, Raspberry and Mauve Special...

23 Aug Posted by Ben in

Solipskier Is Something Rather Special

Don’t let the monochrome environments of Solipskier throw you; the game really has to be experienced to be enjoyed. It takes the concept of 2D skiing to a whole new level by allowing you to control the bumps, jumps, sharp descents and uphill climbs simply by touching the screen. The game is constantly pushing you...