Harold And The Purple Crayon Lets Your Child Participate In Harold’s Imaginitive Adventure
As a parent, it's always interesting to see your child's reaction to a book, game or toy that you remember as a kid.
When...
Rocket 5 Studios’ Small Space Offers Big-Time Fun
Rocket 5 Studios (developer of Giant Moto) is about to release their second app, a casual arcad-style endurance game called Small Space. In Small...
Video Review: Das Keyboard Model S Pro for Mac
Today I'm reviewing the upcoming DasKeyboard Model S Professional, this time designed specifically for the Mac.
This keyboard by far is for elite gamers...
Zynga Adds Fun New Strategical Gameplay To An Old Classic
Zynga, the social gaming juggernaut that somehow was able to clone a game like Scrabble and make it equally as popular as the real...
Aralon Is A Genre-Topping Epic Fantasy RPG
Aralon: Sword and Shadow HD is an epic fantasy 3D RPG developed by Galoobeth Games & Crescent Moon Games, the latter of whom...
Launching Pad Games’ Zoo Lasso Will Rope You In
All the animals in the zoo are escaping and it's up to you, as Volunteer Rope Holder to stop them by rope'n them back...
Body Fitness Offers A Great Beginner’s Guide To Getting Fit
So you’ve decided to stop being addicted to your iDevice apps and games? So you’ve decided to stop being a couch potato and get...
Pebble Universe Is An Adorably Addictive Little Puzzle Game
As the saying goes...he who be-ith attacked by one-eyed monsters shalt cast the first stone (or something like that right).
Today marks the launch of...
Defender of the Crown Offers Retro Gameplay That Holds Up, But With Perhaps A...
Now, this is a golden oldie. Defender of the Crown was the killer app for the Amiga, a graphical showpiece so impressive that it...
Review: Rivals for Catan – Catan Is In Danger! (Of Crashing)
Having originally entered into the world of Catan about a year ago through the board game’s official iOS app, I was very interested in another iteration of the franchise entering onto the proving ground of the App Store. Rivals of Catan, which I had never played before, wins my recognition of it as a fun game that I might pick up in physical form down the road. However, porting a game into mobile format places the app under a different set of scrutinizing eyes. The game is fun, sure, but does it hold up on the iPhone?