Run Roo Run is the second title from the team at 5th Cell, the makers of the hit iOS games Scribblenauts and Drawn to Life. Developed for iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad the game costs .99c for iPhone and iTouch and 1.99 for iPad. Run Roo Run follows mother kangaroo Roo on her quest from Perth to Sydney Australia in search of her captured son, Joey. Run Roo Run starts you off with what seems to be the tutorial, the game teaches you how to jump, jump, and jump; the basis of what...
Reviews
1One Giant Leap: One Small Waste of Time
One Giant Leap is the latest iOS 99-cent offering from Asobu Games, an Australian indie iOS developer. As you first open One Giant Leap you’ll be greeted with a Minecraft-y looking eight bit moonscape, which looks quite beautiful on the 4S’ Retina Display. That’s about the only good thing in this miserable game. As I began making my way through the menus I was hit with multiple load times. Click World 1, loading… Click Mission 1, loading…...
4.5DaGeDar: It’s A Game!
DaGeDar is budget title and it makes no claims otherwise. The box bullet points are all exactly what is in this game. 33 levels, yes. 100 DaGeDars, yes. Multiplayer, yes. There is no story and the four game modes are instantly apparent when you load the game. This game is exactly what it says it is and nothing more. Now keeping that in mind DaGeDar is actually a competent and mostly fun game. There really is not a whole lot to the gameplay at all. You are a ball on a 2D...
3Jolly Blast: Soccer
Good childrens' interactive fiction (and non-fiction) is useful in educating kids, has replay value, challenges the child, and even remains fun, and that's exactly what Jolly Blast: Soccer tries to achieve. Unfortunately, this app falls flat in several of these areas.
5J.A.S.F.: Jane’s Advanced Strike Fighters – Missed the Target
More arcade than simulation.
8Defenders of Ardania – Tower Defense with a Twist
Defenders of Ardania is a beautiful tower defense.
7Scene It? Movie Night: Mega Movies – Some More Scene It? Some More Fun
I love movies. I love crushing people in movie trivia. Straight up, I love Scene It? games.
7Jurassic Park – Not All Mutations Are Good for A Species
Jurassic Park is a really great adventure of a game, if it may not be the best adventure game. Telltale has taken some interesting step in the genre with this game. Some of the steps, like single area puzzles, are a great addition. Some of the other steps, like quick time events, may not have been the best idea. If you are willing to look past Jurassic Park’s flaws it is quite an enjoyable game. The gameplay is very different to say the least. All the puzzles are in...
7Voltron : Defender of the Universe – Can Voltron Save You?
Voltron is finally getting it’s moment to save the universe on this generations consoles via XBLA and PSN. Will the Voltron Force be able to stop Zarkon? Can the evil be purged from the PSN and XBLA universes? Well, let’s just see…. As Voltron starts up, you’ll get a hit of nostalgia as the iconic theme starts. Cut scenes from the cartoon begin to fill your screen and endorphins fill your head. The story is guided by some of the original cartoon...
8Crimson: Steam Pirates Review
“Baton down the hatches! Swab the poop deck! Arm the cannons! Feed Polly his crackers! Argh!” Like pirates? You’ll love Crimson: Steam Pirates. Crimson: Steam Pirates is the first game from Bungie’s Aerospace project – An indie developer spotlight program – as well as new iOS indie company “Harebrained Schemes.” While Crimson was originally was released for Apple’s iPad (and iPad 2,) can this tablet game condense itself down enough to be just as...

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