Are you friends with EA Mobile? If not, you might have missed the new screenshots for Sims 3 Ambitions and MMA that just hit Facebook. We've got them on the next page.
Last year's action-RPG Hybrid: Eternal Whisper showed off what an iPhone game can accomplish if a competent team of developers really puts its mind to the task. Gamevil's follow-up, Hybrid 2: Saga of Nostalgia, is, as the kids say, "more of the same," but in this case, "more of the same" is not a bad thing when you're referring to a finger-blistering good time with swords, spells, and shuffling hordes of enemies.
Ms. Pac-Man is no longer alone in the Game Center! She's been joined by Flight Control, Real Racing, and Enigmo, among several others. For a continually updating list of Game Center-compatible games, check out Razorianfly.
It’s night time, and you’re running through a misty forest of twisted trees, dried-up bushes, and waist-high grave stones. Creepy sounds drone in the background. What you’re running from and is never explained, but the real danger is the obstacles. Brush against a tree, and you’ll feel it. Crash head-on into one, and it’s game over.
Today's featured new game is from the creator of Solomon's Keep. In this prequel, you control a wizard in a hopeless survival situation, blasting hundreds of skeletons and zombies until they overtake you.
These Modern Combat 2 screenshots have just hit the 'net, along with the game's full title. Details are still sparse, but we know the release date is this fall, and we know that we loved the original, Modern Combat: Sandstorm.
When we walked into our demo of Steve Young Football, which hits the App Store Thursday, we fully expected yet another in-depth simulation like Madden or NFL 2011. Instead, we were surprised to find that the former 49ers quarterback and straight-faced ESPN commentator was lending his name and likeness to an incredibly goofy physics-based arcade game.
If awarding it Game of the Month in July (a first for a puzzle game) wasn't enough to convince you spring for Helsing's Fire, we're sure the latest massive content update will change that. This update includes multiple new gameplay mechanics, a 30-level campaign with a new villain, and an "online" mode.
Experiencing Mirror's Edge for iPad as one of the first games on the device was incredible. It earned “Must Have” status without breaking a sweat, and five months later, the same game is breaking ground on the iPhone. Most everything from the iPad version is in this one, so we’ll focus on the updates and changes.
Slice It is one of those games based on an idea so simple it’s hard to believe it hasn’t been done a thousand times before. A shape is drawn on graph paper, and your job is to cut it into equal parts. You’re told how many cuts to make and how many pieces to end up with, but the rest is up to you. As long as the resulting pieces are close to the same size, you proceed to the next puzzle.
This week, join the STP podcast team as they discuss Apple's announcement of brand new iPods, iTunes features, and Apple TV. There's even a bonus episode where we interview one of the creators of Angry Birds. We also discuss Spider-Man: Total Mayhem, Slice It!, and Dodonpachi Resurrection, plus games we can't stop playing even though they're bad.
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