iphone games

Osmos for iPhone takes simple biology and turns it into one of the most addictive games on the device. Is this jaunt into chemistry worth three dollars? Read our full Osmos review to find out!

Multiplayer gameplay on a mobile device used to be just a pipe dream, but these days it’s a reality. Skies of Glory takes that feature one step further, allowing cross-platform online play between iPhone and Android users. Read on to find out if Skies of Glory is a one-trick pony, or the real deal!

Have you ever wanted to destroy a perfectly good building? Sure, we all have. Implode! allows you to do that very thing, over and over and over again. It sounds like a great time, but is it? Read on to find out!

The object of most games is to stay alive. In 5 Minutes To Kill Yourself the object is exactly the opposite. But is it just a gimmick, or is there some serious fun to be had? Read our full review to find out.

Just in time for Shark Week, our Angry Shark review will run down episodes 1 and 2 and give you all the info you need to make a proper purchase decision!

Mega Jump is winning the hearts and minds of app store patrons, but is it really a quality title, or is it just benefiting from a certain other app-store heavyweight with a similar name? Read our full Mega Jump review to find out!

You’ve seen Fragger on the App Store top sellers list but the cute icon and screenshots left you wondering. Our Fragger for iPhone review will set your worries aside and give you the info you need to decide if Fragger is going to be worth the 99 cent purchase for you.

Xenome for iPhone is an extraordinary accomplishment for the tiny device. Offering console-quality gameplay and story, but also packing a rather large pricetag, is Xenome worth the purchase? Read our full review to find out!

The Oregon Trail is certainly a classic, but is this new iPhone version worth the update? Is it just the same old thing with a shinier visual style? Read our Oregon Trail review to find out!

The original Ragdoll Blaster won the hearts and minds of many iPhone owners, but does the second game keep the tradition alive or allow it to crash and burn? Read our full Ragdoll Blaster 2 review to see.