iGame Radio

Tactile Entertainment’s Pirates vs Ninjas vs Zombies vs Pandas, has released today on schedule complete with a new gameplay trailer that gives a better understanding of the game’s mechanic. We are looking at an Angry Bird’s style mechanic, but it seems that the four characters each have unique properties that can be used during gameplay, including a panda that can be blown up big and bowled over the enemy. The game goes for US $0.99 for iPhone, with an iPad version promised in one week for US $4.99.

Icelandic Studio Gogogic has released a puzzle game for iPhone and iPod Touch called Symbol6 Redux. In this family friendly edutainment game, players must match shapes coming onto the screen with the shapes on the Symbol6 Machine. Shapes can be swapped when incoming shapes don’t match. The developer claims that the game will help young ones with their shape and color matching, as well as spatial learning. Symbol6 Redux has Game Center support and is available on the App store for US $0.99. The developer claims that an iPad version is available for US $2.99, but that does not yet appear on the App Store.

Oh, and I wouldn’t be much of a game reporter if I didn’t mention this little gem. Epic Game’s Infinity Blade hopped onto the App Store yesterday, seeking the top spot. And so far it’s toppled Angry Birds in both Top Paid and Top Grossing. Infinity Blade is an action RPG that seeks to redefine the iOS platform as merely for casual games. Powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine 3 Technology, this game brings full 3D visuals, single-player campaigns, DLC, and easy, touchscreen navigation as players direct a knight to save civilization…or at least kick ass. If this game don’t end up in Hall of Fames across the net, I dunno what won’t. You can get the game as iPhone or iPad at US $5.99.