Today Omaha reviews the last three episodes of The Walking Dead by Telltale Games.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of the last three episodes of The Walking Dead for the Mac by Telltale Games. The grit, horror, and true depth of the first two episodes of The Walking Dead has continued in the final three, creating a full game that will not only be considered a game of the year, but a classic for decades to come.
- Check out the review of The Walking Dead, episodes 1 & 2!
Today Omaha reviews the clever arena tank-style game Wheelchair Warriors by Q2 Games and Boomtime Baseball, a virtual ball game by Distinctive Developments.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of Wheelchair Warriors by Q2 Games for iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad. Wheelchair Warriors rushes forward with a totally new concept in tank combat, but ends up turning in circles because of bad game controls and unfinished design.
- A review of Boomtime Baseball by Distinctive Developments for iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad. Boomtime Baseball pitches great, but misses the perfect game with broken multiplayer access and too much reliance on IAP.
Today Omaha reviews the virtual board game Café International by Application Systems Heidelberg Software and VisionHacker’s FreeSkate Xtreme.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of Cafe International by Application Systems Heidelberg Software for iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad. Cafe International is one of the best board game to video game conversions out there, with multiple modes to suit your every gaming need.
- A review of FreeSkate Xtreme by VisionHacker for iPhone/iPod Touch. Though the front-facing camera tracker during skating play is fun, the game spends too much time picking your pocket with annoying and intrusive advertisements.
Today Omaha reviews the arcade tap and slash game Pyrotouch by Harakoa, and the retro-arcade runner Bitrunner by DevJockeys.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of Pyrotouch by Harakoa for iPhone/iPod Touch. Pyrotouch takes the whole tap and slash genre to a new strategic level by making you work, in more ways than one, for your happy faces.
- A review of Bitrunner by DevJockeys for iPhone/iPod Touch. If you have the right device and have a very fast response time, you might have some fun with this creative attempt at a retro arcade-platformer.
UPDATE 1/3/13: Apple just approved the Cargo Commander update for the Mac App Store, so the connection problems many had experienced should be over!
Today Omaha reviews Cargo Commander, an action arcade game for the Mac by Serious Brew.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of Cargo Commander for the Mac by Serious Brew. This action/arcade game is comfort food for the arcade-lover. Just keep on exploring, bashing those mutants, and getting your swag back as you move from sector to sector…always wondering when you’ll get home.
Today Omaha reviews the casual arcade game for iPad Plunder! by Big Fish Games and Musketeers: Constance’s Adventure, a hidden object adventure by Nevosoft.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of Plunder! HD by Big Fish Games for iPad. This cool casual game has lots of spark and visual candy to add to the strategy element that makes you want to buy that extra coinage. Just ignore multiplayer and you’ll have a great time!
- A review of Musketeers: Constance’s Adventure HD by Nevosoft for iPad. Nevosoft dared to stretch their hidden object game by adding a dress-up feature that is actually fun to play with, then forgot about making sure the rest of the game actually worked well.
Today Omaha reviews the time management game Club Mayhem, and the hidden object game Whisper of Fear: The Cursed Doll.
What’s inside this episode:
- A review of Nightclub Mayhem for iPad. This game helps friends join together for some real time management fun as you work to get the club scene rockin’!
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- A review of Whisper of Fear: The Cursed Doll by G5 Entertainment. It may cause you to hide your kid’s doll under the bed, but even the cool features won’t help it stand out that special on your iPad.
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