Zoombie Digger Review

Ruan Shiels·
Well, it beggars belief, but App Store newcomers Crazy Bit take two of iOS' most hackneyed genres - the zombie game (groan) and 2D Tower Defense (double-groan) respectively - schmoosh 'em together, and, against all odds, still trot out one of the most addictive, visually unique and fantastically entertaining titles I've had the pleasure of playing all month.
Reviews
·11 Comments·

Fruit Juice Tycoon 2 Review

Ruan Shiels·
Minoraxis returns with a fruity mix of business simulation, RPG, and action puzzler. Definitely one of the more interesting genre mashups, and RPG fans might be surprised at just how much mileage they'll be able to squeeze out of this one!
Reviews
·6 Comments·

Land-a Panda Review

Ruan Shiels·
If Big Pixel were aiming to out-cute practically every other game on the App Store with Land-a Panda, they succeed with flying colors. This physics-based puzzler, which tasks you with reuniting a pair of star-crossed panda bears who (repeatedly) find themselves at opposite ends of intricate up-in-the-air obstacle courses, oozes charm and off-kilter charisma from every black and white pore.
Reviews
·1 Comment·

iGADGET In-Depth Review

Ruan Shiels·
Many classic games from the 1990s deserve reincarnation and a new chance to shine on the iOS, but sadly, GADGET might not be one of them. While it's easy to see how this interactive movie-of-sorts marked a critical turning point in videogame history when first released in 1993, its content suffers from critical design flaws laid all too bare by the test of time.
Reviews
·6 Comments·

Monkube Interview

Sean Koch·
Sven Van De Perre of Monkube took some time out from his busy game development schedule to chat with iFanzine. You'll recall Monkube recently brought us "6th Planet," a fusion of game and comic book so interesting, cleverly designed, and well polished that we just had to give it a perfect score. Read inside for the story behind Monkube's debut project, and see whether "6th Planet" is just the tip of the iceberg for this must-watch iOS game development studio!
FeaturesInterviewsMagazine
·24 Comments·

Paleolithics Promo Code Giveaway!

Ruan Shiels·
Up for grabs in this week's giveaway are five codes for Instant Games' innovative sidescrolling adventure Paleolithics. This fun and addictive game, which we recently awarded a well-deserved 4.5/5 stars, puts you in concurrent control of a family of cutesy cave people as they traverse a vibrant Jurrasic world, hunting and being hunted by an array of ferocious creatures, gathering materials and crafting rudimentary tools and weaponry.
Contests
·22 Comments·

Legendary Wars Just Got Even More Legendary!

Ruan Shiels·
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Liv Games' critically lauded Legendary Wars just received an epic update! The retooled game now boasts crisp Retina display enhanced graphics, Game Center integration and a host of other improvements, while a built-from-scratch free version packed with custom content has also been launched in celebration. Full press release after the jump, and be sure to check out our in-depth review and inspirational interview with Liv Games too!
News
·5 Comments·

Baa! Run Review

Ruan Shiels·
Up-and-coming indie developers Blue Shadow Games embrace the wackiness of a vintage Warner Bros. cartoon for Baa! Run, a very different and altogether more light-hearted follow-up to their gritty debut Death Cop: Mechanical Unit. And if you're a fan of pick-up-and-play intuitive gameplay, kooky artwork and highscore challenges, ewe'll absolutely love it!
Reviews
·5 Comments·

Paleolithics Review

Ruan Shiels·
Hunting and gathering has never been this much fun! You'd never know it from its ultra-streamlined premise and unembellished Stone Age aesthetic, but "Paleolithics" is easily one of the most compelling ninety-nine cent offerings on the App Store right now. It's got that rare mix of family friendliness (in a manner of speaking), simple controls, and most importantly, game design that hits the ball right out of the park.
Reviews
·22 Comments·

Double Dragon In-Depth Review

Ruan Shiels·
Beat 'em Up genre fans are liable to have a stormy love affair with this revamped edition of the game that started it all. Brought to us courtesy of Bow Mobile, Double Dragon's iOS incarnation has more depth and replay value than you can shake a bare knuckle at...but is it worth wrestling with a few considerable flaws?
Reviews
·102 Comments·