iRBot Review

Sean Koch·
It's sad to see an already simplistic sidescroller beaten down by something as simple as lack of auto-save and multitask ability, especially when it's got such an absorbing soundtrack. Alas, an update is badly needed to breathe a little life into this robot.
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Up To The Top Review

Ruan Shiels·
This June on the App Store has been a month full of pleasant surprises. While big-name games were kinda light on the ground, brilliant break out indie titles like VineKing, Redneck Jellyfish and ShootingDemon kept the folks here at iFanzine glued to our iDevices. And Pixeleap's perfectly crafted debut game, Up To The Top, just might - excuse the pun - top 'em all.
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Lechuza Review

Ruan Shiels·
So close, and yet so far! "Lechuza" gives players an all-too-brief glimpse at a good Horror/casual adventure/Hidden Object mashup, and the game is ill served by the iPhone's small touchscreen. It does a great job of delivering an increasingly unsettling mood, though, so genre fans who like a little more fright in their games might still want to pick this one up despite its flaws.
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Blue Shadow Games Pack1 Review

Ruan Shiels·
The App Store truly is a bargain hunter's nirvana! If game devs aren't slashing the price-tags on their apps in celebration of Mother's Day, Father's day, If Pets Had Thumbs Day or whatever, then they're releasing dirt-cheap compilation packs like Blue Shadow Games' latest, which collects three great titles...
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Defender of Diosa Review

Ruan Shiels·
It had to happen eventually. So many iOS developers are riding the Castle Defense wave these days, and new ideas are running so short, that a group of combat-trained and magic-wielding civilians has arisen to defend - get this - the golden chicken that they worship. To be fair, the chicken used to be a goddess before an ill encounter with a divine rival, and Castle Defense fans are liable to have a blast becoming "Defender of Diosa" if they stick with it past the first few battles.
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Redneck Jellyfish Review

Ruan Shiels·
The videogame industry celebrates death and destruction on a massive scale, so isn't it nice to know you can still have fun building stuff? This title is so unique that it practically defies genre categorization, but I've decided to think of it as a brilliant physics puzzler that should appeal to a wide variety of iOS gamers.
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SplitApple Review

Ruan Shiels·
Archery sims are few and far between. And it's not hard to see why; the mechanics of the sport aren't exactly the easiest to emulate within a virtual environment. So will MKO Games' SplitApple put a smile on the faces of archery buffs or make us quiver?
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ShootingDemon Review

Ruan Shiels·
Watch out, Ash Williams — you’re not the only one in town with a boomstick anymore! The devils that populate TeamDB’s utterly bizarre App Store debut might have way more in common with candy canes than your average Deadite, but that doesn’t mean iOS gamers won’t have tons of fun blowing them away in "ShootingDemon"!
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