Across Age

Across Age

Across Age follows along in the same approach that other action RPGs for the iDevice do. Fans of this genre should check it out!
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Quizarium

Quizarium

Quizarium is an online trivia game from the makers of Charadium. It's not perfect, but it's still fun.
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Astro Ranch

Astro Ranch

Astro Ranch follows along the same game play style that many of us have grown to love. The inclusion of a different planet, and unique mini-games, make this a fresh and exciting experience. If you're into farming games, pick this title up.
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Radio Flare Redux

Radio Flare Redux

Radio Flare Redux is a colorful, addictive, side-scrolling space shooter experience whose immersive game play, driven by the pulsating rhythm and beat of its quality sound tracks, will completely engage you audibly and visually, throwing your visual-auditory system in “sensory overload.”
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Spirit

Spirit

Spirit is a modern tower defense title with an arcade twist. Sporting visuals similar to GeoDefense, you guide a vector-shaped spirit around a gridded playing field while aiming to avoid capture.
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Hills and Rivers Remain

Hills and Rivers Remain

Hills and Rivers Remain is a strangely named real-time strategy game with a high price tag and relative brevity. Despite this, it delivers a solid RTS experience that should provide hardcore genre fans with a much-appreciated challenge.
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X Invasion 2

X Invasion 2

While probably not as graphically exciting as perhaps some other flight simulators like F.A.S.T, X Invasion 2 is a respectable punt at providing the simulated flying experience you might be looking for.
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How To Train Your Dragon: Flight of the Night Fury

How To Train Your Dragon: Flight of the Night Fury

Who doesn't love dragons? Everyone loves dragons. Unfortunately playing as a dragon isn't quite enough to convince yourself that there may be better games in this genre.
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Street Fighter IV

Street Fighter IV

At a fraction of the price of its console version, CAPCOM’S iPhone port of Street Fighter IV features beautiful graphics and visceral game play. The iPhone version is very impressive and remains loyal to the franchise, but its game play, while solid, does slightly suffer from the virtual-control scheme, but not enough to negatively affect overall game play/value.
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The Hero

The Hero

The Hero is an extremely solid superhero action game that excels on multiple levels. If only the games story was as gripping as the trailer.
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The Graveyard

The Graveyard

The Graveyard is a wonderful work of art with a very limited appeal. Those who really appreciate the art form that is video gaming will find great pleasure in this game. Everyone else might not.
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Bit Pilot

Bit Pilot

Bit Pilot is an intense, retro, asteroid-dodging game. It boasts intuitive and precise touch controls, a good soundtrack by Sabrepulse, unlockable soundtracks and bonuses, eleven challenging achievements and OpenFeint integration (global high-score lists and rankings).
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Cocoto Magic Circus

Cocoto Magic Circus

Cocoto Magic Circus is a great tap to shoot arcade style game that really steps up the genre.
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Hellemental

Hellemental

Hellemental is a colorful tower defense title set in the times of magic sorcerers and mythical creatures. One with 3D graphics and more spells you can shake a stick it .. for me though, it was missing something I couldn't quite put my finger on.
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Fox Vs. Duck

Fox Vs. Duck

Fox Vs. Duck is a race of survival. Very much centered around the notions of life and death, the game portrays these natural events in a highly minimalistic way. With its addicting gameplay and a very unique art style, Fox Vs. Duck is definitely worth your time. Or is it?
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Jet Ball

Jet Ball

Jet Ball is a "brick-breaking" clone that takes all the past successes and failures of the “brick-breaking” genre and establishes a new standard, shattering the bricks of it’s predecessors.
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Fly, Kiwi, Fly!

Fly, Kiwi, Fly!

Fly, Kiwi, Fly! is a distance-based flying game that lets you take charge of a manic kiwi. Upgrades, achievements, and country divisions keep you playing, though the addiction factor peters out once those run out. Still, it's a fun, bite-sized game.
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Colorbind

Colorbind

Colorbind is a minimalist logic-first puzzle game and a real treat for the mind. Folding ribbons is quite the enjoyable challenge!
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Tilt to Live

Tilt to Live

Tilt to Live is a fast paced tilt-based action title in which the overall aim, is to try and stay alive for the longest amount of time possible. Stunning visuals, tight integration of leader boards via AGON Online and 27 awards to collect throughout makes Tilt to Live a winner
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Ragdoll Blaster 2

Ragdoll Blaster 2

Ragdoll Blaster 2 has the potential of providing hours of enjoyment through its simplistic yet addictive game play. Veterans of the series will enjoy the update to graphics and game play elements, while newcomers will find a rich and exciting stand alone game.
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Tiki Totems

Tiki Totems

If you are a big puzzler fan, Tiki Totems is either a blessing or a curse. Its addictive nature and ease of use make it easy to pick up, and its continued variety and challenge make it difficult to put down.
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Doodle Blast!

Doodle Blast!

Doodle Blast! is a case of all style and not much substance. If style is your thing though, Doodle Blast! may be the best looking doodle game ever.
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Zombie Cannon Carnage

Zombie Cannon Carnage

Zombie Cannon Carnage is like perfect guacamole, looks great, tastes great, but always leaves you wanting more.
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Transformers G1: Awakening

Transformers G1: Awakening

Transformers G1: Awakening is a fantastic strategy experience that takes me back to the old days where strategy meant more than speed. Unfortunately, the graphics also take me back to the old days, and that's not a good thing.
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Final Fantasy II

Final Fantasy II

The second Final Fantasy game brings more old-school goodness with it. While I recommend starting with the first title, this one is still a solid port of a classic game.
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Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy has aged, but it's still a classic. This nostalgic port of the PSP remake reminds us of what RPGs used to be like.
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Dizzypad

Dizzypad

Continuing Nimblebit's strong track record, Dizzypad is a one-tap platformer. Described by many as "Koi Pond meets Doodle Jump", this game requires a huge amount of timing and skill as you make that all important leap from floating lily pad to floating lily pad.
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Catacombs

Catacombs

Catacombs is a dual stick dungeon crawler based on that of Atari's Gauntlet. While is doesn't contain any hint of 3D visuals and isn't generically immersive in that sense, the game has a visual style which is both familiar and popular among the lovers of this genre.
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Ultimate Hangman

Ultimate Hangman

With a two-player mode, amusing animations, and a decent word selection, Ultimate Hangman is a steal for a free app. I really wish it saved my high scores, but even now, it's definitely worth a download.
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Crap of Defense

Crap of Defense

Crap of Defense is not the worst game ever! Hooray!!! With a style that can only be described as coming from a war obsessed 2nd grader, Crap of Defense is quite an amusing experience.
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Artist Colony

Artist Colony

Artist Colony is a simulation type RPG which is similar to the SIMs. Playing the role of various virtual artists, you explore a vast immersive creative environment aiming to restore its condition to its former glory, all the while leveling up and gaining inspiration for the tasks ahead.
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Daisy Mae’s Alien Buffet

Daisy Mae’s Alien Buffet

Recently released from Apple purgatory, Daisy Mae is back in the App Store with all the suggestive material that one could ask for in a dual stick shooter. Other than the lack of clothing though, this one doesn't really bring anything new to the table.
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Robot Rampage

Robot Rampage

Robot Rampage has some extremely pretty B-movie style action, but like many of the movies that it tries to embody, there just isn't much depth.
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Backbreaker Football

Backbreaker Football

Backbreaker Football is one of the most entertaining games in the App Store. It doesn't offer a ton of variety, but it doesn't need to.
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B-Boy Beats

B-Boy Beats

B-Boy Beats is the most original music game that I have seen on the iPhone. It's not perfect, but its unique gameplay and clean feel make it definitely worthwhile.
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