Summer Catchers Review - Drive into an Endless Summer
Summer Catchers puts a new spin on the endless runner – or rather the endless driver – genre. Read our full review.
Summer Catchers puts a new spin on the endless runner – or rather the endless driver – genre. Read our full review.
Bewildebots is a puzzle game for mobile and PC that involves simultaneously ordering around bunches of robots. Read our full review.
Venture Kid wears its Mega Man inspirations on its sleeve, but does it bring more to the party? Read our full review to find out.
Our 2016 list of top mobile games focuses on those games that really exploit the specific portable, touchscreen-driven nature of the mobile device. Read on…
Space Food Truck serves up a tasty blend of FTL-inspired interstellar encounters and Futurama-flavored sci-fi comedy. Fire up the grill and read our full review.
Can Galaxy Reavers compress complex RTS elements into a mobile framework? Read our review to find out!
Is Never Gone as good as it looks? Read our review to find out!
You Must Build a Boat is the more than worthy successor to EightyEightGames’ already excellent RPG/puzzler 10000000. Sail the river, match tiles, fight monsters, and read our full review!
This satirical prison life simulator for Apple devices is a decent enough time-killer, but its punishing, dice-driven mechanics and crass humor won’t be for everyone.
Boogey Boy by Goon Studios is a great, randomly generated, endless runner about a character that’s trapped in a nightmare. Can you find a way out? Read more
You must tilt and tap to reunite Rocket Roy and Jezebel in Rocket Roy – a challenging physics-based platformer by RainingSundayAfternoon. Read more…
Don’t let the idea of a 2D platformer on a touch device scare you off. Pentumble is one of the few 2D platformers that does controls right. Read more…
Think you can multitask? Then try your hand at the color-mixing, button mashing madness on offer in Color Sheep from Trinket Studios.
We are going to keep this one short and sweet: There are simply hundreds of thousands of indie games available on the iOS and Android platforms so it is impossible to attempt to be comprehensive, let alone definitive. Instead, we are going to point out five that we spent a lot of time with and thought were as solid as could be. Here are IGR’s top five favorite mobile indie games of 2012
MegaCity HD, from indie developer Cole Jeffries, aka Cole{Powered is a surprisingly deep tile-based puzzler available for iOS and Android with some notable differences between platforms. Read the full review and learn why it’s a standout…