Reviews

Write to Read is a rather unique outlet for your child to use their imagination and create their very own books, complete with photos,...

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?

This week I'm taking a look at the Speck SmartFlex for the iPhone 5. It is more or less the same thing as the PixelSkin...

For those wanting a solid twitch-platformer on their mobile device, the League of Evil games have been the go-to choice for a while, and...

<strong class=startHere is my video review of Poetic's SlimLine Case For The iPad Mini. This is the first of (hopefully) many more of my Stubble...

Playdek has done it again. I can’t even hide my enthusiasm when it comes to this port of Agricola behind layers of snark or suspensefully...

LifeProof has been making a big splash in the iPhone protection market for several generations of the iPhone with their waterproof cases, but did...

Touchgrind BMX is a sort-of sequel to Illusion Labs' Touchgrind, which was an interesting, but ultimately lacking Skateboard simulator. BMX switches its focus from...

It is easy to tell whenever there is a new Toca Boca app released, as the excitement in our house is almost palpable, with...

When the first episode of Forever Lost launched in October of last year, I was absolutely blown away. It was a pleasant surprise, an...