Precision for iPhone is a pretty straightforward game. You have a number range, say between 1 and 50 and then have to slide an arrow to the number you are given. So say your given 25, you would have to move the arrow as close to the middle as possible. If your within a certain range of the number you […]
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To help promote the release of the new film, Cowboys and Aliens, NBC Universal developed the iOS game Cowboys and Aliens Absolution Training Grounds. The game is a full game, free, and ad free (obviously because its sole purpose is to promote a movie) so I thought I would check it out. The game is a first person shooter, […]
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Futurama Head in a Jar isn’t technically a game, but I’m too big of a Futurama fan to pass up reviewing it. Besides, I had more fun playing with Head in a Jar than I did playing Prison Escape, which I reviewed last week. In Futurama Head in a Jar you create different heads for your own personal Head […]
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Those of you who are regular readers of iTuesday probably noticed my absence during the last two weeks. The short version of this absence is that my regular day job gets pretty busy during this time of the year and I didn’t have time to devote to writing a high quality review. The problem is that during this time […]
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Eric continues his “vacation” from the site for one more week leaving his iTuesday segment in my hands this time around. Full disclosure; I’m not an iPhone gamer typically, hell I don’t even own one and had to borrow a phone for the sake of this review. This should be interesting. I have to admit that I was previously unfamiliar […]
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Normally, the antics of this segment’s author, Eric, would adorn this iTuesday review, but alas, I have banished him to a eternity of darkness and pain! Actually, I think he went on vacation, but to be honest, it might as well be pain and darkness. This iTuesday’s review was played through the iPhone Game iFighter 1945 from Epicforce Entertainment, an homage to […]
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Columns is a puzzle game originally released for the Sega Genesis in 1990. The premise of the game is that columns made up of three different pieces fall from the sky. You drop them wherever you’d like in a Tetris-like fashion and try to make rows of three. Once you make a row those pieces disappear. It’s a pretty simple […]
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Mooniz for iPhone is a pretty addicting game that takes only a short time to get the hang of. Creatures of different colors fill the screen (I guess these would be the Moonizs). When you see 3 or more of the same color in a row you tap it. Larger combos yield more points. Points lead to stars. A set […]
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Max and the Magic Marker has quickly become one of my favorite iOS games. The premise of the game is that Max has drawn a monster that came to life and started causing all sorts of problems in Max’s drawing. You play as max whose only weapon is his magic marker. You control max via the use of on-screen controls. […]
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One great thing I love about my iPhone is that it’s a place where old games can be reborn. There are plenty of classic games that have been rereleased for iOS. The biggest obstacle that these games face is the absence of a physical controller. For some games this works fine (I touched on a couple of these during my […]
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