All Entries in the "Simulation" Category
Stand O’Food Prepping for App Store Launch
Time management fans, get ready. The same G5 who brought you the addictive Supermarket Mania are prepping another franchise: Stand O’Food. This time around, you will fill the shoes of a restaurant manager with some big demands on his/her time. It is already a highly addictive and much more expensive PC game that has amassed a good following. Look for it at the App Store in the following week along with Mahjongg Artifact: Chapter 2.
Car Jack Streets 1.1 Update – Bigger, Better and Blinger
The ever popular Car Jack Streets (CJS) has just gotten better with its first update and more promised to come. 1.1 brings heaps and heaps of improvements and accordind to TagGames, stability. Everyone who owns this game should update as soon as possible (and remember to restart your iDevice to eliminate OS memory errors). The next update is scheduled for a release in June by an eager Paul and Team. Take a look at our detailed and very fair review of CJS 1.0. Also, keep an eye out for an updated review based on the features of 1.1.
Anytime Pool in Review – Brunswick in my Pocket
Brunswick, according to their website is, “the most trusted name in pool tables and game room furniture since 1845″. They are a long standing name in billiards. Another company that has a similar reputation (although not quite as extensive) is EA. The two companies converge (I hope it is a Brunswick) on the iDevice platform in the shape of Anytime Pool. It has all the polish that you would expect from the company, but does it deliver on other gaming elements to form a truly great pool game?
Flight Control in Review – Sitting in the Airport Just Got Interesting!
I had originally grabbed Flight Control on a whim, something about the simplistic art style and the 99 cent price tag flipped my impulse switch. Before I even recognized what I was doing, the game installed on my iPod. Going in I had no expectations for the game, hell I barely even knew what it was about! After the initial loading screen you’re confronted with this simple question “Welcome Aboard! Would you like game sounds?” Without considering the ramifications of my actions I clicked the red “YES” button. The slightly upbeat elevator music transported me to a 1950’s airport terminal. I had become an Air Traffic Controller, not just any air traffic controller… I was the BEST.
Ow My Balls! – Erupts onto the iTunes Market Place + 5 Promo Codes!
A couple of weeks ago we gave you the lowdown on the withdraw of Ow My Balls! from the iTunes market place by its developer Jetson Creative. We promised you then, we’d keep you informed of future developments. That magnificent day has arrived. Ow My Balls! has resurfaced at the app store and I set down (through e-mails) with head of development Josh Michaels to bring you all the juicy details.
Top Gun Flies into the Highway of the Danger Zone and onto your iDevice
Remember the summer of 1986? Every man wanted to be Tom Cruise and every woman wished their man looked like Tom Cruise, had his money, and didn’t sit around the house like a couch potato. Well that was then and we can’t go back and change it, but every man can live out their dream of taking on the role of Maverick and becoming the greatest Top Gun Fighter pilot the world has ever known. Thanks to developer Freeverse and publisher Paramount Digital Entertainment, this combat flight simulator has arrived on the app store. Sadly, for every woman who wished their man looked like Tom Cruise and had his money, your dreams haven’t become reality and you’ll simply have to keep on waiting. Gameplay video after the break!
Glide Factor in Review – Slide To The Left and Slide To The Right..
Glide Factor is a new accelerometer based game developed by Sprimp and published by Chillingo. Chillingo thus far has been on a role with fantastic games such as The Quest, iDracula, and Vector Tanks. Though it hasn’t attracted much attention yet, Glide Factor is sure to be a new gem at the App Store.
Tag Games Car Jack Streets Diary? We’ve Got Videos
Yeah, a little YouTubing around the ol’ world wide web and I happened on a few exciting videos that prove Tag Games are really up to something beyond hyping a product that Apple are holding onto! Well, we all knew that anyway, but this four-part video diary gets dirty with plot, design, music and gameplay and what really sets Car Jack apart from both its competitors and its forbears.
Shouting at the Coach: Manage Your Football Club to Hit App Store Shelves
31 March 2009, Sports Director, creator of Football Director for the DS, announced their upcoming title which is slated for release in quarter two of this year. Football fans, its time to queue up for this exciting addition to fantasy football at the App Store. That is, fantasy football meets The Sims. Manage Your Football Club (MYFC) is a deeply rooted strategy football game aimed at satisfying both power mongers and hooligans. You can play anywhere, make all pertinent decisions for your squad and choose the path to glory as your take the helm of your favourite team.
Car Jack Streets VS Payback: Breast-Wars’ Precedence Long Reach
In the tradition of GTA, Car Jack Streets (CJS) is a sandbox RPG littered with carnage, death, loads of nefarious opportunities and controversy. Developer, Tag Games, are not new to to the App Store nor mobile gaming, but this mercenary driving game will be their first big hype title to hit the iDevice download shelf. Even Payback maker, Apex Games have jumped the gun and released their own competitive, “welcome” to Tag Games – more details to follow. In any event, TouchMyApps is ready to parade some of the sights and sounds of CJS that are sure to draw attention.
