Tag: Retro »

Lost Yeti uses a Nintendo-styled aesthetic to be one of the most accurate retro games on iOS.

As a retro curiosity and historical piece, Ninja Boxing Calculator does the job, but it's really quite unexciting by modern standards.

The classic Atari game of supply and demand economies is back with a fresh coat of paint.

A little bit Zelda, a little bit Final Fantasy, with an added twist of zazz.

A multiplayer game where the goal is to mine friends’ asteroids and build attack ships to take out their moon bases in order to be the last one standing.

Wizardous is a magical side scroller that has all the traits of a retro 8-bit classic, complete with an addictive soundtrack.

A nostalgic trip for many, Apple Dash HD is a highly enjoyable and challenging vertical platformer.

This faithful and worthwhile update of the original Double Dragon is an excellent blast from the past.

With its black-and-white retro visuals, Jack N' Jill is a charming but deceptively challenging little platformer.

Even a great retro art style can't save this sloppy shooter.

Kid Tripp is challenging, but far too often slips into frustration.

Originally from the Stone Age of console games, this update of a classic platformer doesn't quite hit the mark due to haphazard controls.

There might be a subtle name change but R.Type is still as fiendishly difficult as it ever was.

Kavinsky doesn't quite work as a fully formed game, but it's a vaguely interesting mix of beat em up and driving action.

The classic beat-em-up comes to iOS for the first time, but is hampered by control and difficulty issues.