iGame Radio

Today Omaha reviews Girl With A Heart Of, an interactive narrative brought to the Mac by Bent Spoon Games that explores the concepts of Rationality.
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Today Omaha reviews the iOS games Scramble Blitz, a tile-word game for the iPad, and Pokertini: Video Poker with a Twist takes video poker to a twisty level.
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Today Rob Benson reviews the Mac game Hoard, an action strategy game published by Big Sandwich Games. Take your dragon hunting for princesses and dragon gold.
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Hosts Omaha Sternberg and Rob Benson talk about used games forced upon them, a Kickstarter Mac game renaissance, and why New York won’t let perverts play games. Plus, much more!
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Today Omaha reviews the iOS games Zuma’s Revenge HD, the iPad port of the original arcade game by PopCap Games and The Octagon Theory, a turn-based strategy game by M&D Enterprises.
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Today Omaha reviews the Mac game Law & Order: Legacies by Telltale Games.
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Host Omaha Sternberg and co-host Rob Benson talk about the problems with harassment in gaming communities, the Violence in Video Games Labeling Act, and whether the latest iPad really is THAT hot. Plus, much more!
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You may well know Mail.ru as the seat of Russian email and networking power. But did you know that they do game development and publishing as well? Their titles include Allods Online, Legend: Legacy of the Dragon, and their action/RPG giant Juggernaut. Up till now they’ve been focusing on browser-based publishing, but their next title will be coming out for the iOS. Juggernaut: Revenge of the Sovering is a new title set in the Juggernaut universe and due out this spring. We talk with Alex Patsay of Mail.ru about the company’s game publishing history, their new iOS game, their experiences at GDC, and much more!

Today Omaha reviews the iOS games UFOlocaust by Priware and The Tiny Bang Story by Colibri Games.
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Distinctive Developments is not new to game development. Having spent the second half of the 90′s creating games for consoles, they shifted into the mobile space in the beginning of this century, dealing with small performance requirements and black and white artwork. The iPhone changed all that, and Distinctive Developments continued forward, developing sports games for the iPhone and iPad as well as other mobile environments. With their upcoming longboard racer, Downhill Xtreme, on the horizon, they checked in at GDC. And we checked in with them to get the lowdown on the game, their history, their experiences at GDC 2012, and how the new iPad will expand their development.