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iOS Games Weekly Roundup: A Look at Judge Dredd, Snuggle Truck Goes Free-to-Play, and Jetpack Tests Blasts into the App Store

Posted 11/17/2011 at 12:36pm | by Andrew Groen

In this week's iOS Games Roundup, we're skewing a bit towards the literary. Two of the games featured in our "Games to Watch For" gallery are games inspired by popular books. Read on for this week's iOS game news, plus a gallery of those literary games to keep an eye out for.

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iOS Games Weekly Roundup: Grand Theft Auto Clones, an Epic Zelda-style Quest, and a Game About Chickens

Posted 11/10/2011 at 1:30pm | by Andrew Groen

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The ridiculous variety of games on the App Store never ceases to amaze us. Every week we feature a few games that are worth keeping an eye on. From stunt hamsters to street gangs, we're always surprised by the level of variety being offered. This week was no different as we take a look at a Grand Theft Auto clone, an epic Zelda-style quest, and a strategy game about nesting chickens...no seriously, and it looks amazing too!

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Sideways Racing Review

Posted 08/30/2011 at 3:31pm | by Chris Barylick

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If there's a guilty pleasure in video games, it's racers. You may have never lined up for the Fast and the Furious movies, you may think that NASCAR isn't for you, but there's the undeniable truth that a racing game can be amazing if done well.

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APE Entertainment's David Hedgecock Chats About the Cut the Rope Digital Comic

Posted 07/23/2011 at 10:27am | by Florence Ion

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This week, you may have read that Cut the Rope made the leap from mobile game to comic book. This is exciting news not only for the developers of the adorable game, but also for the fans. We sat down with David Hedgecock of APE Entertainment for a few minutes at Comic-Con and chatted about the upcoming digital comic book.

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Feed Me Oil Review

Posted 07/05/2011 at 3:00pm | by Jeffrey Matulef

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When I was a child I was primarily enamored by giant monsters and building things. Crafting creatures out of Legos or Construx was one of my favorite pastimes. Chillingo's new iOS puzzler, Feed Me Oil, competently combines construction with monsters, videogames, and puzzles, sating my lingering childhood obsessions.

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Casey's Contraptions Review

Posted 07/05/2011 at 12:00pm | by Chris Barylick

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In a title that may challenge the best-selling Angry Birds and Cut the Rope for the top puzzle game slot on the App Store comes the recently released Casey's Contraptions, an iPad game in which you must invent new ways for Casey to put his toys away via 30-plus household items that can be arranged and tested to solve the puzzle. This delightful, Rube-Goldberg title proves that sometimes they get an iOS app just about perfect on the first try.

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You Don't Know Jack HD Review

Posted 06/25/2011 at 12:00pm | by Paul Curthoys

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Most of the time, a one-person party just isn’t a party -- at least not a fun one. And sadly, that’s true with the iOS version of You Don’t Know Jack, which pretty much ruins an otherwise wonderful, evilly clever game by forcing it into a single-player-only coffin.

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Pulse: Volume One Review

Posted 05/24/2011 at 2:00pm | by Susie Ochs

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This music game for iPad hits the sweet spot between difficult and soothing. The gameplay is so basic they don't even bother explaining it to you. But it's also exhilarating and lovely, and addictive in a way we can't quite explain either.

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Price Drop: EA Games, Fruit Ninja, and More!

Posted 05/20/2011 at 3:50pm | by Susie Ochs

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Sooo many apps on sale this weekend! Mostly rad games, but also a handy jetlag helper so you can get your energy back to...play some more rad games. Enjoy!

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NBA Jam for iPad Review

Posted 05/20/2011 at 1:31pm | by Andrew Hayward

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Licensed sports games so often aim for the diehards and sim junkies, leaving the casual and less devout fans on the bench. Not NBA Jam, though -- this light and speedy take on professional basketball pops with big-headed players and two-on-two dunk-fests, and nearly two decades after its original arcade debut, it's been revived for iPhone and iPad with all the latest teams and stars.

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