iPad Games

We’ve all heard about online bingo, but most of us are still stuck with the web version of the game which is quite a hassle as it involves a person to...

You got yourself an iPhone or an Android phone in place of PS4 or Xbox One, right? Great! The next step is to make your all-in-one device run games too. You...

AcroSplat is a colourful, fun and somewhat educative, plat-former game that has implementations of physics never seen before. The main goal of each level in AcroSplat is to launch the paint...

60 Seconds! Atomic Adventure is an amazing game developed by Robot Gentlemen for iPhone and iPad devices. The game is about a guy named "Ted" who only has 60 seconds to...

Set in the 1950’s, 60 Seconds! Atomic Adventure teaches you just about anything you would need to know about surviving the apocalypse. You’ll be able to do just about anything you...

Why Dashy Crashy? If you like your mobile games fast, then do I have an app for you. "Dashy Crashy," an endless runner from developer Dumpling Design, is a great amalgamation of...

Why "Sniper 3D Assassin: Shoot to Kill?" "Sniper 3D Assassin" is a first-person shooter in which players assume the role of a sniper. Consequently, in this game you must aim and then...

Why "Rayman Adventures?" Ubisoft recently released "Rayman Adventures" for the iOS and Android. That is the latest installment to the Rayman platform game series that has plenty of fans. This addition to...

Why AZZL? The puzzler is arguably the biggest genre on the app store, with good reason. It generally offers the pick-up-and-play factor -- that makes mobile gaming so appealing -- in spades. This in...

Why Kimoji? As the name eloquently implies, Kimoji is an app built around emojis. The icon pack is added directly to your main iPhone keyboard, and truly allows you to convey some...

Reality star Kim Kardashian may be best known for her popular television series, but she also dabbles in the digital realm. After the immense success of her debut app "Kim Kardashian:...

Why Swing Copters 2? It's hard to say really. Since "Flappy Bird" launched in 2013, a whole host of games have been released that follow a similar design. They use basic sprites...