iGame Radio

Today we look at Ravensburger’s latest board game turned iOS game, Scotland Yard; the update to Ubisoft’s MotoHeroz; and Latman Interactive’s Flap!
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Today Omaha reviews the iOS games Save the Aliens by Alchemy games and Rocket Weasel, a physics puzzler by Freeze Tag.
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Today we look at Cubyrinth for Beginners, the lite version of the maze game; the running game Rogue Town; and Mail.ru’s Juggernaut: Revenge of Sovering.
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Master Storyteller Jane Jensen, developer on the Gabriel Knight series and Kings Quest VI among others, has started her own studio, Pinkerton Road, and begun a Kickstarter campaign to get her new project off the ground. We talk with her about her legacy in the game industry, her new studio, and her new project, Mobius.

 

Miralupa recently launched Chromian Wars for iOS, an ARG pitting miniature tanks against each other. Now Miralupa wants it to go multiplayer, and has started up a crowdfunding campaign on IndieGoGo. We talk with Creative Director and co-founder Élie Charest about the founding of the company, Chromian Wars, and the IndieGoGo campaign for multiplayer.

Today Omaha reviews the iOS games Yaniv, an original card game by Barak Edry, and King’s Corners, a new take on an old classic by Order of Leisure.
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Today we look at Spacetime Studio’s latest MMO Dark Legends, the latest Mole World game Mole Kart, and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 hits iOS.
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Miniclip provides access to online games as well as iPhone and iPad gaming, and recently entered into a partnership with Everloop to bring those games to their tweens social network. We talk with Derek Babb, VP of Business Development at Miniclip, about their site, how iOS gaming is adding to it, and why they decided to partner up with Everloop.

Today, Atari revealed the 20 indie developers that have made it past the first round of the Pong Indie Developer Challenge announced back in February. These semi-finalists, chosen from a total of 87 submissions, will now work to deliver a game build and compete to become contest finalists, earning Atari’s publishing support, upfront cash prizes and a position on Atari’s Developer Spotlight.
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Today Rob Benson reviews the turn-based game Battle Academy, published for the Mac by Slitherine Ltd.
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