Today’s featured app stars Bubblin and Bobblin, the famous fruit-eating dragons from Bubble Bobble, a series of games that has graced just about every platform in the past 20 years. If you’re old enough, you probably became acquainted with the happy duo in the arcade or NES versions of the original Bubble Bobble, a timeless classic that has now made its way to the iPhone.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is an atmospheric 2D side-scrolling platformer called Invisible Runner. Originally a Flash game (which you can play here), Invisible Runner is a fairly typical platformer in all ways but one: by default, your character is invisible.  Read More →

With the release of today’s featured app, the iPhone and iPad are now home to three casual “We” games from Ngmoco: We Rule, We Farm, and We City. We City is cut from the same cloth as the other two, but rather than taking control of a medieval town or a farm, you create and manage a bustling modern city.  Read More →

Moonsters is about space tofu. You play as a horseshoe-shaped purple alien whose ship has crash landed on a planet full of winged yellow blobs of tofu that suspend themselves in the air like hummingbirds. Your job is to collect these tofus and trade them in for parts to fix your spaceship… Yeah, it’s pretty weird.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is a very basic– but challenging– high score game called Super Blast. With gameplay modeled after Galaga, you control a grumpy robot on a crusade to eradicate all robot-alien-monster-type things from the universe.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is The Expendables Game, which, if you’re not fueled by enough adrenaline to be familiar with it, is based on a movie about every action star that matters teaming up to go on a killing spree against bad guys who deserve it.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is Plunder!, a freemium strategy game that takes place on an ocean grid and, like some 70% of the games on the App Store, involves pirates. But don’t let that overused premise stop you from downloading this game. What we didn’t realize when we first booted it up was that Plunder is a whirlpool of addiction just waiting to suck you in.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is Seed 2 – Vortex of War, an action RPG that plays a lot like Zenonia and Seed 1 – Rise of Darkness. Once again, the continent is under attack from nasty villains, and it’s up to the androgynous hero Litta and his Obi-Wan-like mentor Kanto to put them back in their place.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is brought to you by the letters E and A. Since 1967, children worldwide have been shoved off into corners to be entertained by the magical multi-colored glowing box that is Lite-Brite. Finally, this beloved toy has landed on the iPhone.  Read More →

Today’s featured game is one that starts out in a dusty old movie theater you just purchased on an entrepreneurial whim. As the new owner and manager of the place, it’s up to you to fix what’s broken, hire staff, and give customers a positive experience that will keep them coming back.  Read More →

Do you enjoy the Sims, but wish it packed more mystery and excitement? Do you like adventure games but find it weird that the characters never have to eat or sleep? Then Great Adventures was practically made for you. Today’s featured app is an iPad game that delivers a surprisingly compelling mystery story while making you tend to the characters’ health and well being.  Read More →

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.  Read More →

How mad do you get when you’re watching sports and the referee makes an idiotic call, costing your team points or, worse, the game? Wouldn’t it be satisfying if you could kick a soccer ball at his big stupid bald head? In Red Card Rampage, you can.  Read More →

If you saw the trailer for A Skeleton Story (found below) you probably thought what we did: Is this Grim Fandango for the iPhone? Once you get past the gorgeous introductory cutscene, though, you’re left with a pretty standard running and jumping game.  Read More →

Crescent Moon, whose last big RPG release on the iPhone was the Oblivion-style Ravensword, has teamed up with Dicework Games to release Rimelands: Hammer of Thor, and it’s our latest featured app.  Read More →

The story of Aladdin and his genie-filled lamp has been told many times, but never, to our knowledge, in the form of a Match-3/ hidden object game. As it turns out, these two genres compliment each other nicely, making Lamp of Aladdin an enjoyable experience for anyone in the family (except maybe the mopey teen, who will think it’s too childish).  Read More →

If you’re like us, you were sold on today’s featured game as soon as you read the title and saw the goofy App Store icon. But GET TO THA CHOPPA!!1 earns its right to be written in all caps with a clever variation on the high-score running genre popularized by Canabalt.  Read More →

Today’s featured game is the latest release from Com2Us, a company known for making Inotia 2: A Wanderer of Luone and Homerun Battle 3D. Like many successful puzzle games, Slice It! has a simple-as-pie hook that becomes more and more brain-racking as you progress.  Read More →

Today’s featured new app is reminiscent of the scene in Shaun of the Dead, where Shaun and Ed cart out a random box of junk to toss at the zombies in their backyard. Wrenches, toilet paper rolls, or mugs– they’re your ammo in Zombie Flick.  Read More →

Today’s featured app is Super Mega Worm, a high-score game with a monstrous sense of humor. You play as a giant worm that needs to keep a full stomach to stay alive. Anything with a pulse is fair game, including cows, birds, rednecks, cops, and mothers pushing strollers. As you swallow more people, you level up and unlock new abilities, like projectiles that shoot from your mouth.  Read More →

Today’s featured new app is based on the famous scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark, where Indiana Jones is fleeing from a giant boulder as the ancient cavern he just looted (err, excavated) starts crumbling around him. Check out our first impressions and video of Cave Run.  Read More →

In No, Human you play as The Universe. Your goal? To stop humans from spreading to your every edge and corner. But because it would be no fair to blow up Earth and wipe them all out at once, you limit yourself to destroying all space ships and stations you find floating out in the endless vacuum of space.  Read More →

We get a lot of emails every day about brand new games that populate the App Store, but not all of them are worth covering. Usually out of dozens of new games, we find just a few noteworthy announcements. Every day we’ll try to pick out one– just one– new game that stands out. Today, it’s Katy Perry Revenge.  Read More →