I have tried to quit this game, to turn on my iphone without automatically being drawn to playing it. But I just can’t, the game is too addictive. I thought at the very least I could share with you my new obsession.

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It’s easy to make a game.  It’s not so easy if you’re looking to make a completely original game.  Original ideas are hard to come by because a lot of them have already been done before.  So if you’re trying to make a game that is both new and interesting you’re going to find yourself either outright failing or investing more energy than you would have liked to have devoted to your project.  Most developers have realized this and have pursued two alternatives.  They could just straight up copy a game style, change some of the design, and call it a different name.  Or they could do what DropZap did and play around with the rules and design a completely new game from an old idea.

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So despite the words “warship” and “flight” in the title, this game is actually a puzzle game. Read the rest of this entry »

Remember the days of “Connect the dots”? Well, those days have sadly become obsolete due to advances in gaming technology, but their spirit is still alive! Aqueduct is a game that takes and twists the concept of “Connect the dots” into a game of connect the pipes. The objective is to assemble all the given water pipes so they correctly link up the faucet and drain in order for the water to flow. Now, the first few levels of this game may seem ridiculously easy, but they’re really just a warm-up. Once you get the hang of how to connect the pipes, obstacles emerge and challenges present themselves, adding almost a maze element to the game. Once you’ve correctly assembled the pipes, you turn the faucet so that the water flows, and proceed to the next level. Even though the premise is simple, this is a game that can entertain you endlessly, and will bring back some childhood nostalgia while keeping you in modern times. The icing on the cake: the graphics are beautiful and seamless. This is a game that really anyone can enjoy.

Paul the Octopus, one of the most famous non-human celebrities, is finally on mobile!

For all you idiots who may not know, Paul the Octopus has successfully predicted the outcomes of every World Cup games involving Germany and also the finals between Spain and Netherlands. In fact, he may be the only truly verified psychic prophet of our time. Read the rest of this entry »

“Veni, vidi, vici” (”I came, I saw, I conquered.”)
-Julius Caesar-

The question is – Can you do the same?

Modern Conflict for iPad/iPhone is a real-time strategy game in which you can command tanks and helicopters to defeat your enemies. Read the rest of this entry »

Levers is a game that requires a certain amount of thinking and strategy. It also happens to be really fun and entertaining, making it a worthwhile app to have especially since its free. The game starts off with a sort of balance beam scale and an object drops from the sky and falls into the water below. The point of the game is to make sure there are no objects touching the water. Once an object has stayed on the balance beam scale for long enough without touching the water, as indicated by the clock, another object will fall into the water. This happens until you have so many objects and balance beam scales that it really becomes difficult to make it so that there are no objects in the water.

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