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Blades of Brim Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
By Rob Rich on June 11th, 2015
Our rating: starstarstarstarblankstar :: DASH ATTACK
It sounds silly, but Blades of Brim really does feel like the next step for third-person endless runners.
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Blades of Brim - from Subway Surfers' SYBO Games - is Available Now

Posted by Rob Rich on June 5th, 2015
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Our rating: starstarstarstarblankstar :: DASH ATTACK :: Read Review »

Going from subways to dragons makes about as much sense as anything else, and that's what we've got SYBO Games for. Their new endless runner flyer, Blades of Brim, is out now and ready for your dragon-riding skills.

Blades of Brim is a New Endless Runner from the Team Behind Subway Surfers

Posted by Rob Rich on May 22nd, 2015

SYBO Games, the minds behind the ever-popular Subway Surfers, have announced their latest project: Blades of Brim.

Subway Surfers Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
By Sinan Kubba on May 28th, 2012
Our rating: starstarstarstarblankstar :: KEEP ON RUNNING
Temple Run, but with less temples and more trains
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Five For Friday: Week Of May 25

Posted by Jennifer Allen on May 25th, 2012

This week's Five for Friday is pretty heavy on the apps front but that's not to say it's all seriousness here. We've got a fun selection of ways to entertain the kids, a powerful web development tool, a companion app for avid golfers and an intriguing travel based move from the one time ruler of search engines, Yahoo.

101 Ideas: Flying with kids
Anyone who's taken a flight with a child knows that it's tough to keep them entertained, especially on long trips. With Summer break nearly upon us, it's an ideal time to try out 101 Ideas: Flying with kids. The app offers exactly what the title states: 101 ideas to entertain the kids. Most only require a few simple tools such as paper, pencils and coins, many only involve the imagination. It could well keep many a family saner on a long haul journey.

Diet Coda
We've already mentioned its impending arrival but Diet Coda deserves further mention now that it's finally out. The app offers powerful web editing capabilities right from the iPad. Syntax highlighting is there along with FTP file management and a revolutionary new way of positioning the cursor. It'll even double up as a dedicated preview window for users of Coda 2 for the Mac.

Nike Golf 360°
Big golf fan? Then, this should be right at the top of your purchasing list. The app lets golf players track all their stats and download scores from more than 13,000 courses across the US. Sync it up with the website and it's possible to analyze all kinds of things about your performance. Essentially, it's the golfing equivalent of apps like RunKeeper.

Yahoo! TimeTraveler
Yahoo has had a turbulent time in recent years, losing its foothold as the most popular search engine to Google. Presumably with an aim to fight back, it has just released Yahoo! TimeTraveler amongst other apps in order to entice new users. The app allows users to create easy to follow trip plans for dozens of cities across the world. A custom itinerary is created according to the start and end point, hopefully providing a fun way of checking out things around the chosen city.

Subway Surfers
We couldn't have a Five For Friday without covering at least one game and this is it: a fun casual endless runner by the name of Subway Surfers. Reminiscient of Temple Run, gameplay is all about dashing fast and dodging oncoming trains. You can even grind along the trains and perform some great acrobatic tricks. It's simple yet addictive fun that should make a great change of gaming scenery over the weekend.