While the name itself might be misleading, perhaps making you believe it’s a war game of sorts, Rule The Sky is as peaceful as they come. It’s a social networking game where you build, care and rule your very own floating island in the sky, called Flotia. Me, personally, I’m not too into this type of games that draw you in and suck life out of you. Real life is much more interesting, but that didn’t stop me from going through all of this game’s initial checkpoints, until the waiting really began. Enough said.

The game itself will remind you of FarmVille, since one of you first tasks in the game is to build a farm on your piece of land. You then need to plant seeds on it, fertilize it and, when the crop is ripe, harvest it to gain money and experience.

First let me say that the graphics and sounds are all astounding. The design is pretty incredible. There’s [...]

Perfect Slice HD is a cute and addictive game for the iPad where you swipe your finger to bisect random objects in two.

TileSpeak Mahjong – learn how to speak Chinese while having fun playing Mahjong on your iPad or iPhone.

Prove you are the fastest texter in the world with this great iPhone game – Wild Wild Text. Read our full review on Appbite.com!

Twin-Ball iPhone Game Review.

Ah, finally! A game that has earned its spot on my iPhone’s home screen. Twin-Ball is a game you can pick up and play anytime. I wouldn’t really consider it a puzzle game, but rather an arcade game. Your task is to guide two interconnected balls to collecting the stars on the [...]

Share Board iPad App Review. Need to be able interact sharing handwritten notes & images on your iPad with other people? Then check out Share Board, this new app allows you to write on to the iPad screen and Wirelessly connect with up to 4 people all sharing the same workspace.

There’s a plethora of applications and games designed for children that are aimed at helping them master certain skills as they develop. It’s important for the children to be able to understand the app and use it with ease, and it’s important for the parent to be able to explain to the child what he doesn’t understand and perhaps keep track of the progress made. Find and Match Numbers goes out and tries to solve the first part of the equation: making it easy for the child to understand and use the app in a way that will further his development using positive encouragement.

That’s what the App Store description boasts on the app page. It’s also easy to use and tested by children in focus groups. But alas, I was not part of the focus group, so I had issues with understanding the goal of the app, because it was not explained anywhere in the [...]