Our Rating: 8.3/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.2
Developer: Mediatonic [iTunes Link]
Price as of Review: $0.99
Current iTunes Rating: 3.5/5
Size: 6.7MB

Must Eat Birds is a new game with a phenomenal pick up and play paradigm.  The goal of the game is to defend your picnic from birds but launching cartoon monsters at them through a slingshot.  In either Mission or Challenge mode this sounds incredibly stupid but it’s really incredibly good fun.  Mediatonic did a great job on the theme of the app, I was expecting some awful stuff when I read the game description but the first impression and beyond really got to me.

The mission mode contains 18 levels, most of which will leave you incredibly frustrating and you’ll receive the “oh-so-close” addictiveness.  An average level will take several tries and there’s enough gameplay material to have you playing for days.  Unfortunately you don’t get any skip levels which means quite a few will throw away this game instantly, and I can’t blame them, although cheating it does restrict the gameplay to the players who just can’t beat certain levels.

Gameplay is a little bleak, pretty much you’re tapping and sliding, there’s a lot of angles and strategy.  The rules go a little beyond just hitting birds.  If you want to earn some serious points you’ll need to take advantage of the multipliers, the moment one of your monsters has missed it’s target(s) you lose your multipliers.  This makes the gameplay very challenging, especially in some of the missions which limits the number of monster ammo you have.

Challenge mode is very freestyle but also very trivial, the goal is just to score as many points as possible before losing all four lives.  Unfortunately it’s a tad pointless as playing in mission mode is pretty much the same thing but more rewarding.  The graphics in Must Eat Birds are probably some of the greatest rendered cartoon graphics I’ve seen on the iPhone.  Everything is smooth and colourful, the game is meant for Japanese viewers as well which means there’s some Japanese text around the game but it actually fuels the theme.  Some people however may not like it (would recommend a Japanese or English option in settings).

All in all Must.Eat.Birds is a great game that’s considerably addicting and perfect to play anywhere.  I’d highly recommend picking this one up – only a buck.

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 8.5/10 – Pick up and play with lots of concepts.

Enjoyment: 7.2/10 – I did enjoy it quite a bit but it’s no Trism.

Graphics: 8.6/10 – Great cartoon graphics.

Sound: 8/10 – Not very annoying and really fits the theme.

Technology: 9/10 – No stability problems or glitches.  Open Feint support.

Replay Value: 8.7/10 – Addicting and 18 different missions.

Overall Rating: 8.3/10

Further Improvements:

• Even more missions
• More gameplay modes.

More screenshots of Must.Eat.Birds. on our Flickr Page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 7.8/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 2.0.0
Developer: Konami Digital Entertainment [iTunes Link]
Price as of Review: $1.99
Current iTunes Rating: 3/5
Size: 2.7MB

Konami Entertainment has ported Atari’s classic game, Frogger, to the iPhone – yes that means even more nostalgia for the older gamers out there.  For those of you who never got the chance to play Frogger while it was still around the game is about controlling a frog and guiding it to it’s destination.  No this isn’t a puzzle game where you’ll have to logically figure out a path, instead you must have fast reflexes and timing to avoid all the obstacles that you will encounter.

The unfortunate part of this app is the immense lack of new environments, although there are several levels which each provide a new obstacle or two, it’s the same map over and over again.  None the less, the gameplay is quite enjoyable and provides a great pick-up-and-play addiction.  A game lasts from a mere few minutes to an hour (if you’re really good).  Only a few people I’ve demoed it with have been able to get a score over 20,000 so this is a great challenge too!  The environment can get pretty crazy with all the obstacles, making for an excellent immersing gameplay.

The graphics are quite friendly and smoothly rendered.  I don’t think photo-realistic graphics would suit Frogger and therefore the current ones provide the perfect environment.  Sound is a little dull but nothing annoying (which can be rare for an arcade game).  Konami has done a near-perfect job on the control scheme, you can control the frog via three ways, tap (touch), slide (touch) or tilt (accelerometer).  The touch control schemes are awesome – each have their own personal advantage so whatever suits you best.  However the accelerometer controls are a pretty large bucket of fail.

All in all, Frogger is a highly enjoyable arcade game but won’t entertain for long and is very limited.  For a couple of bucks though, definitely check this one out.

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 6.9/10  – Frogger provides very immersing gameplay but lacks multiple environments

Enjoyment: 9/10 – Just utterly awesome

Graphics: 8.7/10 – Sets the perfect theme.

Sound: 7/10  – Nothing to complain about…

Technology: 8/10 – Excellent job on touch control schemes, great stability and the only glitch I’ve found is a very small irrelevant animation glitch.

Replay Value: 7.2/10 – This only gets a 7.2 due to the addictiveness, the only competition is a local score board – no online mode – no new maps.

Overall Rating: 7.8/10

Further Improvements: (Note to the developer!)

• More. maps.  Have a whole adventure for our frog!
• Create a better accelerometer control scheme – anybody who’s played with it will know why this needs to be changed.

More screenshots for Frogger on iPhone App Reviewer’s Flickr Page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 8.4/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.1
Developer: Mindlube Games:
Price as of Review: $2.99
Current iTunes Rating: 4/5
Size: 17MB

Chickie Dominos is an iPhone version of the classic domino’s game “Chicken Foot.”  I’ve had the lucky opportunity to play chicken foot before every seeing Chickie Domino’s, and let me say Mindlube Games have done an excellent job porting this to the iPhone and iPod Touch.  The goal of the game is to use all your dominos before your opponent does, the rules can be complex however Chickie Dominos teaches you perfectly how to play.  Now it’s just strategy on your part.  For competition, you can play against a very well programmed computer opponent of three difficulty levels, or a hot-seat mode where you can pass your phone over to a friend and play.

The game overall is very enjoyable, the entire thing is on a multi-dimensional board with ability to pan, and zoom.  Even though the board can get very cluttered, whenever you place a domino it will automatically adjust the board to fit.  A game can last for around 20 minutes, each game consists of seven rounds and points are added to the loser every round.  This scoring system can change the face of the game at anytime, Chickie Dominos is pretty hard to get bored of.  Even if you do and want to come back a few days later, your last game will be saved for you to pick up off.

Chickie Dominos has a global score board for the best games to be uploaded to – it does this fast and quick; the entire app doesn’t seem to have any stability problems.  The graphics are farmyard themed, a lot of people aren’t going to like this so secondary theme options would be nice.  Nonetheless the graphics are all pretty smooth and render perfectly in the immersing environment.  The background music is extremely annoying, luckily it can be turned off separate to the sound.

All in all, Chickie Dominos is one of the best domino games I’ve seen on the iPhone, and Mindlube Games has done an amazing job porting this to the iPhone.  This app will not be deleted from my iPhone – how about you?

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 9.6/10 – Tons of gameplay, perfect rendition of Chicken Foot.

Enjoyment: 8.9/10 – I really enjoyed playing Chicken Foot in the non-digital world, Chickie Dominos has not disappointed.

Graphics: 7/10  – Could be improved just a tad, additional themes would be nice.

Sound: 5/10 – Sound effects are all right, background music is deplorable but luckily can be turned off.

Technology: 9/10 – Great job, perfect interface including pan and zoom multi-touch controls.  No stability issues found.

Replay Value: 7.9/10 – A game can last quite a while (for iPhone app standards) so you won’t get bored of this for at least a few days.  I’m still addicted anyways…

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 – 0.5 bonus points added.

Further Improvements (Note to the developer!)

• Additional themes
• Additional background music
• Wi-Fi/Bluetooth multiplayer rather than just hotseat

More screenshots on iPhone App Reviewer’s Flickr Page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 8.4/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.0.2
Developer: SkyZone Entertainment [iTunes Link]
Price as of Review: $0.99
Current iTunes Rating: 3.5/5
Size: 6.7MB
Lite Version: [iTunes Link]

Extreme Hangman adds a creative twist to hangman. It is played on a virtual chalk board and there are many situations your stick-figure may find itself in. From the classic hangman situation, being hung from a noose, to getting your brains eaten by zombies, Extreme Hangman will keep your attention with the variety of creative animations. You get six false choices and two hints before your stick-person dies. From actors to supermarket, there’s a category for everyone. With a variety of categories and ranging difficulties, Extreme Hangman is great for the novice or veteran player.

What I like most about Extreme Hangman is the creative situations your stick-person is put in. Instead of just enjoying guessing the word, I now also have fun seeing how my stick-person will react to my guess. The graphics are smooth and flawless. The local multiplayer is great for playing with a friend, but the word you choose must be at least five letters long. The options allow you to greatly customize the game. You can choose which animation you want to use or just change the difficulty. Extreme Hangman is extremely fun and addicting, even losing is fun!

Even though Extreme Hangman is a great game, it isn’t perfect. The sound fits the game but is very annoying. The online feature is a good idea, if it can be fixed. I tried it a few times with a friend and out of the many times we tried, we only got into the game once, and got disconnected within a minute. Those are really the only two things I can complain about with Extreme Hangman.

Overall, Extreme Hangman had me from the beginning. With the addicting gameplay, and creative animations, Extreme Hangman is one of my favourite apps. Hangman is a common game that has been remade countless times. I can honestly say that this is one of the best, if not the best hangman app out there. If you like hangman, you’ll love Extreme Hangman!

Overall Ratings:

Gameplay: 9.5/10 – Very addicting and impressive

Enjoyment: 9.5/10 – Even losing is fun!

Graphics: 9/10 – Smooth with very creative animations.

Sound: 5/10 – Fits the animations but VERY annoying.

Technology: 8/10 – Only uses touch controls but very effectively.

Replay Value: 9.5/10 – Never gets boring.

Final Ratings: 8.4/10

Further Improvements:

• Fix the online mode glitches.
• Choose less annoying music!
• Continue to increase words and categories

Until next time,

-Mike.

More screenshots on iPhone App Reviewer’s Flickr Page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 6.4/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.2
Developer: Spigot Games, LLC [iTunes Link]
Price as of Review: $1.99
Current iTunes Rating: 4/5
Size: 9.5MB

Board@Work is another match-them-up game on the iPhone, this one packed with features but unfortunately won’t keep your entertained for long.  The goal in this work-themed is to match as many objects as possible using the various tools on the bottom of the screen and your wit.  Using your finger on a touch white board you slide around the blocks matching either three or more symbols or colours.  Bonus points will be awarded for rows/columns of more than three, consistency of symbols and colours, and of course if you make multiple matches in synchronization.

If you do like this style of gameplay, and don’t get bored of it quick (unfortunately I did, and many of the people I showed it to did too), Board@Walk offers some great features.  The multiplayer mode in particular was quite impressive.  I haven’t found any glitches but stability problems are definitely an issue.  The graphics are mediocre but we can’t really complain, it keeps the game simple and Spigot Games has done a nice job setting the theme.

I’m a huge fan of games like this (Bejeweled, Trism) but unfortunately Board@Work just doesn’t cut it.  It’s four gameplay modes and multiplayer abilities should draw some people in.  We at iPhone App Reviewer just haven’t been touched by this.

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 8.7/10 – The classic gameplay with a total of seven different modes.

Enjoyment: 4/10 – Can’t say as Board@Work really got to me.

Graphics: 7/10 – Satisfactory but that’s about all.

Sound: 4/10 – Annoying.

Technology: 8/10  – Bravo on the multiplayer mode – no glitches in particular but unfortunately some stability issues.

Replay Value: 6.5/10 – There’s a high score board but overall not much addiction or motiviation.

Overall Rating: 6.4/10

Further Improvements:

• More modern graphics
• Create less of a dry, boring ambiance.

More screenshots on our Flickr Page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 8.8/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.2
Developer: Sports Director Ltd. [iTunes Link]
Price as of Review: $5.99
Current iTunes Rating: 3/5

There was a lot of hype about Manage Your Football Club when it came out – and rightly so.  This is the ultimate team managing experience for football (soccer in North America but I’ll abide by British terms) fans.  In MYFC the goal is to lead your chosen football club to victory and financial glory.  You won’t find this game is like a joystick controlled soccer game, but more so a fantasy football style theme.  The interface is huge and you’ll have to figure out how to control your team (you can control pretty much anything).

A single game of Manage Your Football Club can be huge, the app of course saves your progress on exit and loading it is easy.  The climax of the app is the oh-so-sweet point where you get to schedule your matches against other teams and then play them out.  The computer mostly generates the matches results by itself but you can choose formations and players as you go.  It’s a very unique, very immersing experience.  All the different options can leave you exploring the app for weeks.

The user interface is spectacular, without doubt the best interface I’ve seen on an iPhone game – the menus are easily navigated and everything just looks beautiful.  It adds a click sound to every button (something I’ve always thought the iPhone should have everywhere) and the new pages load fast.  So many different user interface elements have been added and customized to fit the theme.

All in all, Manage Your Football Club is a great app for any football/soccer fan.  The only frustrating thing about it is the lack of a tutorial – although there’s a small info button for each new page.  With the amount of time that you’ll be playing, $5.99 is a great price, this is truly an development gem.  We extend a huge tip of our hats to Sports Director Ltd. for this great app.

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 9.8/10 – There’s so much to do, it’s really quite insane.  The ultimate “fantasy football,” type experience.

Enjoyment: 8.2/10 – Once you’ve figured everything out you’ll enjoy it quite a bit, unfortunately it can take a bit of time to get to that point.

Graphics: 9.2/10 – One of the best user interfaces I’ve ever seen – without doubt the best one I’ve seen on a game.  All the graphics are excellently rendered.

Sound: 7/10 – Unfortunately there aren’t many sound effects.

Technology: 9/10 – The touch controls are very responsive, stability is great, and they’ve taken the iPhone user interface to the extreme.

Replay Value: 9.2/10 – There’s so much to do and a single game could last for weeks.

Overall Rating: 8.8/10

Further Improvements:

• A tutorial is needed
• Bluetooth or wi-fi multiplayer would be awesome.

More screenshots on our Flickr page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 9.1/10

[Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.02
Developer: Roundthird Interactive LLC
Price as of Review: $1.99
Current iTunes Rating: 4/5
Size: 37.0MB
Lite Version: [iTunes Link]

Radial 50 is a revolutionary breakout game with astounding gameplay and and an awesome theme.  The goal, like any breakout game, is to knock out as many bricks as possible without losing lives.  Radial 50 adds a spectacular twist, you’ll control your paddle in a circle, 360 degrees.  The graphics are spectacular, each level with a new and refreshing background; the rest of the area is very vibrant and the particle effects are superb.  Even the user interface looks smooth, Roundthird Interactive must’ve done some vigorous work on this app.

You start with five lives (which will regenerate slowly) throughout each level, make sure that if you lose one that you get your paddle over to the ball quickly.  Due to the 360 degree nature, and the very small amount of clearance between the bricks and rim, once you’ve missed once with the paddle, you’re likely to lose quite a few lives.  The way the game area is setup makes for a challenging play session.  However there’s multiple power-up’s (and down’s) to guide you along the way.  My tip for making major points?  Try and get the Particle Magnet and Explode Target power-up’s together.

The touch control scheme very responsive except for a very high annoyance, even though the paddle goes around in a circle, you can only slide your finger vertically to control it, may people will try and slide their finger with a curve; this can cause some serious first-play problems.  Unfortunately no accelerometer controls (how about tilting your iPhone to move particles?).  Luckily Radial 50 makes up for that with awesome stability and little to no glitches.

All in all, Radial 50 is the best breakout game I’ve played on the iPhone, and probably in my top 25 favourite iPhone games. If you like breakout games, addicting “just-one-more-round,” or just love great games, $1.99 is a great price.  Enjoy!

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 8.9/10 – Lots of different powerups and a really addicting, creative gameplay.

Enjoyment: 9.5/10 – Definitely o of my top 25 most enjoyed apps

Graphics: 9.2/10  – Extremely creative and awesome to play on, no level is boring with this.

Sound: 8.5/10 – Crystal clear sound effects, no trouble playing iPod music.

Technology: 9/10 – Quite a few settings, awesome stability, geotargeted global high score boards, ability to post score to Twitter and Facebook.  Just a few control annoyances that stop this from getting a perfect 10.

Replay Value: 9.5/10 – 50 different levels and even achievements, several different leaderboards; lots of motivation to play this.

Overall Rating: 9.1/10

Further Improvements:

• Two player mode!
• Difficulty settings
• Accelerometer controls

More screenshots on our Flickr Page.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 9/10 – Thumbs Up! [Screenshots]

Version Reviewed: 1.0
Developer: Glu Mobile Inc.
Price as of Review: $2.99
Current iTunes Rating: 4.5/5

Okay, so Wacky Worlds Mini Golf. Intriguing game that takes your average mini golf to a whole new level. With stunning graphics (for an iPhone at least) that are eye catching and a control system that is simple and captivating this game will keep you entertained for hours on end without you even knowing it. The simple yet amazingly effective touch controls allow you to control every aspect of your putting, to a tee (lets see how many people will get the golf puns).

Lets talk fun here. This game is fun, for someone who loves golf or someone who doesn’t even play golf. It’s got awesome little animations that keep you intrigued and some very cool holes along the courses. The best part is after 9 awesome holes on some of the coolest and most captivating digital courses you’ve ever seen, you’ll just want more.

My one and only problem with this app, and trust me its not something to worry about, is that every time you start it up it asks you what language you want to play in. Now this is awesome for people who can speak any of the other languages offered (assuming that the majority of players will be speaking English), but for those who don’t, there should be an option to save your choice..

How to shoot par next round: (Further Improvements)

-Make it so you can save your language
-When you choose just to play is defaults as the woman (and I’m not sexist) but the ability to choose or create your own character from there would be a cool idea

This apps to good to point out whats wrong with it…

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 9.5/10 – Total awesomesauce, addicting, fun, I love it

Enjoyment: 9.9/10 – I still keep coming back, totally beats any game I’ve played

Graphics: 8.9/10 – Great graphics, simple, looks amazing

Sound: 9/10 – I can turn it off, I’m happy (not that the music is bad)

Technology: 6/10 – All touch based, but this doesn’t affect my over all rating

Replay Value: 9.9/10 – Love it, I play AT LEAST daily

Overall Rating: 9/10

That’s all from me for today,

-thetraynor

Follow me on twitter @thetraynor

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Our Rating: 7.9/10 – Thumbs Up [Screenshots]

Version Reviewed:  1.12
Developer: Donut Games
Price as of Review: $0.99
Current iTunes Rating: N/A
Size: 2.4MB
Lite Version: [iTunes Link]

Monkey Flight is the simplest of pick up and play games available for the iPhone. Monkey Flight is a simple game where the controller has to launch a monkey into flight with a palm tree in order to collect an array of fruits and coconuts to gain points. The game can be played in 3 modes; Arcade, Challenges and Lite Play. The latter of which is the version available for free download to try out the game.

Now lets talk about the ‘Challenges’ mode in Monkey Flight. There’s 20 levels available for play (as of right now, keep your fingers crossed for more!). Each level has 3 goals to reach, though you only have to reach the lowest of the three to move onto the next. Now though there are some amusing levels that are going to keep you locked in for hours and hours playing, there’s the less amusing beat it in 2 seconds levels that make you wonder why your still playing.

Arcade mode on Monkey Flight offers you another amusing way of play; who can beat the top score? You’re given three monkey’s to send into flight down one of the longest maps in the game. I found this mode of Monkey Flight to be less amusing than the challenges but at the same time the challenges offer something different. The simplicity of the control system and game play make this game one of the best games I’ve played to date.

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 8/10 – Amusing and time consuming, always gets your attention

Enjoyment: 7/10 – Hard to lose interest, until you beat all the levels…

Graphics: 8/10 – Small, but very distinguished

Sound: 9/10 – Fits the game perfectly

Technology: 6/10 – only uses touch controls, but uses them to the max, no need for more

Replay Value: 7/10 – lower rating ONLY because after the 20 levels are done (can be accomplished within 2 – 3 hours total play) you don’t really have anything to come back to.

Overall Rating: 7.9/10

Monkey Flight is a great game and a great way to kill some time when your bored, but it needs to be beefed up a bit (though the step up from the lite version is significant) before I think it’s capable of a 10/10.

-thetraynor

The Ugly Truth, what needs to change:

• Theres only 20 levels, I beat them all in 1 day
• The banana boost came to me by surprise (after you launch your monkey, tap the screen up to 2 times per monkey for a boost)
• There’s two many easy levels spread throughout the hard ones, they need to progress better

Follow me on twitter @thetraynor

More screenshots here.

Other Reviews on Monkey Flight for iPhone and iPod Touch:

• Review on iGadgetJunkie
• Review on AppBite

Why does iPhone App Reviewer link to other reviewing sites?  Because if you’re not 100% satisfied with the quality of our review, then we encourage you to go elsewhere.  The point of iPhone App Reviewer is to give you an honest, open opinion of the application.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Wordulous: Addicting scrabble like wordometry.

Version Reviewed: 1.0
Developer: 99games
Price as of Review: $0.99
Current iTunes Rating: 4.5/5

Check out 99games other hit apps, WordsWorth and Chess Pro.  Search our site for their reviews too!

Ok, I made up the word “wordometry,” it’s my way of saying word play…but more fun.  Anyways, I’m here now to introduce Wordulous for the iPhone.  Wordulous revolutionizes word games for the iPhone with it’s awesome online mode that can connect to Facebook and even upload high scores.  The goal of Wordulous is to score as many points as possible be creating words from the set of six (or seven if changed options) letters.  Getting a full anagram will give you access to a bonus level which is a trivia question with a scrambed answer, simply re-arrange the letters to form the proper answer, and some extra points come your way.

If you’re a word game puzzle fan you will quickly find yourself addicted to Wordulous.  Anagram and scrabble fans will be highly entertained and if you’ve got friends who play to, the multiplayer mode will enhance the experience.  Luckily the single player mode is quite a challenge too, you’re timed for three minutes, though you will get time bonuses and defects for misspelling or finding a word.  The one problem I still find with word games who look for all the word possibilities from a standard dictionary, is that they’re a lot of words that aren’t commonly used much and a lot of people won’t even recognize them (let alone know the definition).  Luckily for us perfectionists who don’t like that little annoyance, Wordulous allows us to change the dictionary it pulls from.  And for those who don’t well I guess you’ll have to live with a low score (Ok, there’s actually two more options, become an english professor, or…grab a few hints).

The user interface is smooth with easy access to all aspects of the application.  The graphics in Wordulous are satisfactory but some people that I’ve showcased the app to do not like the theme.  Hopefully Wordulous will include an update with more themes.  Even with multiplayer mode, Wordulous is a very stable iPhone application and managed to stay low in file size.  Connections to facebook are quick and painless. For those looking for a refreshing new word game to pick up and play on your iPhone, check out Wordulous.

Final Ratings:

Gameplay: 8.4/10 – Multiple game modes, including multiplayer

Enjoyment: 8.6/10 – I am a word play fan and Wordulous kept me entertained

Graphics: 7/10 – The current theme is ok, some will not like.  They’re a few colour customization options.

Sound: 7.5/10 – Nothing annoying, iPod music works without affecting stability

Technology: 9/10 – Connections to Facebook and Phonebook, online leaderboard, perfectly stable.  It’s a win-win.

Replay Value: 7.9/10 – Most will find it quite addicting but there’s nothing much to keep you coming back.

Overall Rating: 8.1/10

Further Improvements:

• More themes
• A gameplay mode for the average user

More screenshots here

Other Reviews on Wordulous for iPhone and iPod Touch:

• Wordulous Review on The APPera
• Wordulous Review on The App Podcast
• Wordulous Review on Pocket Gamer
• Wordulous Review on Pixelated Geek
• Wordulous Review on The Portable Gamer

Why does iPhone App Reviewer link to other reviewing sites?  Because if you’re not 100% satisfied with the quality of our review, then we encourage you to go elsewhere.  The point of iPhone App Reviewer is to give you an honest, open opinion of the application.

No related posts.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.