Man of Steel is probably one of the most awaited movies of this year. And with just a day left before the grand release, fans must be ecstatic. I know I am. And it seems like the App Store is also prepared for the event, with a couple of pretty cool apps. Some to get you in the mood, before actually seeing the movie. Others to help you keep that feeling you’ll get when going to Man of Steel alive. And they’re all right at your fingertips.

When I came across Kellogg’s Man Of Steel, I must admit I felt a bit ashamed. Because this app has been hanging in the AppStore for almost a month now, and I had no idea about it. Had I known, my house would probably be packed with Kellogg crackers and pop-tarts. Because, with this app, all you need to unlock the super-powers of Man of Steel are the special codes on some of the Kellogg products. Just scan the code you’re asked for, and [...]

Every time I meet with friends and they ask me what games I have on my iPhone, it always plays out the same. They are all enthusiastic about Angry Birds. They check out some of the arcade games I have. Only to end up playing the game I also end up playing no matter how many games I discover on the way. The game that you also probably have on your iPhone. The one and only, Temple Run.

I can’t really explain what’s so captivating about endless running games. But this I can say: Temple Run was the first game I played on my iPhone. And it’s still one of my favorite games. So, what do you do when you really, really like a game? Besides playing it day and night. You try to find other similar games. And that’s exactly what I did. The result…let me just tell you this: I’m surprised there’s no special Endless Running Games section yet in the [...]

If you’re tired of farming, cows, tractors and other country-side chores, but still enjoy these multiplayer simulation games, then perhaps it’s time to move into the future. 2020: My Country is the iPhone and iPad game that lets you build and maintain your very own futuristic country. You’ll need to build, hire, expand, deal with disasters and accidents and take your nation to new heights. Oh yes, in case you’re wondering, you can visit your friends’ futurist countries as well. Ready? Go!

To say the least, 2020: My country is one big complex game. The mechanics of game play can hardly be covered in one small review, although the idea is simple enough. Your basic task is to build your country by expanding from one small island to multiple interconnected land masses. You have at your disposal several types of buildings [...]

There were so many great games this month that, honestly, it was pretty hard to pick just 5 of them. Plus, they are all free. So, we sat down, got in front of our iPhones and iPads, and started playing one game after another. And after hours of playing, while going through all sorts of different games, here are the best 5 we came across this month.

Even if we already reviewed Pudding Monsters this month, it is too good of a game not to include it in this chart. Actually, it is the best game we came across in May. I, for one, only have a few levels to play until finishing the game, and I still haven’t found any flaw with the whole experience. I don’t like to use big words like “perfect,” but Pudding Monsters is as close to perfection as it gets.

In case you missed our review of Pudding Monsters, you should know that it is a classical puzzle [...]

Just when I thought the Fruit Ninja frenzy passed, I came across Kung Food Fighter. Which is, in short, the lite version of Fruit Ninja. But with a potential of becoming just as addictive.

The goal of Kung Food Fighter is to slash as many fruits as you can in 90 seconds. The more fruits you slash, the more points you earn. And that’s pretty much the only rule. Because, unlike Fruit Ninja, with Kung Food Fighter, no matter how many fruits you miss, the game won’t be over until your 90 seconds are up. So, in a way it’s easier, because you know that no matter what you do, you still have time to make up for the fruits you missed. But can you handle not being number 1 among your friends on Facebook, when you compare scores or compete against each other? And that’s how the Kung Food Fighter frenzy can [...]

I come across addictive games all the time. But I always find the strength to stop playing, write a review, and carry on playing afterwards. This wasn’t the case with Pudding Monsters. Thank God I didn’t have enough battery left on my iPhone to play the whole game, or else I wouldn’t be here, writing this review. I’d probably still be playing Pudding Monsters like a maniac.

Pudding Monsters is your regular puzzle game. The goal: create one gigantic pudding monster by sticking every piece of pudding on the board to one another. The idea of the game is pretty simple. So is the game play. So are the controls. So is the goal. But not so much for the game. In fact, Pudding Monsters is pretty strategical.

For each level in Pudding Monsters, you have to move your puddings around the board and stick them to each other. When you’ve stuck all the [...]

Every week, there are tons and tons of games released in the AppStore. Unless you’re watching the AppStore 24/7, it’s impossible to keep track of them all. And even if you can easily discover the New & Noteworthy games in the designated section in the AppStore, who has the time to do this on a daily, or even weekly basis? So, in case you missed this month’s new & noteworthy games, here are 5 of them that we really liked.

With Injustice: Gods Among Us, it was love at first play. The name of the game and the icon were enough to make me download it. And even now, after playing the game almost every day, I still can’t believe it’s free.

From the amazing graphics to the extremely intuitive game play, Injustice is probably the best game released in April. The plot is simple: you have a team of 3 superheroes, and your goal is to beat other [...]