TouchArcade: Angry Birds [99¢] was released in 2009 and became a global sensation, dominating the iOS game charts. However, several months earlier, Armor Games released the popular, but lesser known title: Crush The Castle [99¢] – where players fire projectiles at architectural structures, governed by physics, to kill or squash enemies. Sound familiar? That's right – Armor Games got there first and their series enjoyed some success (the developers report 224 million plays).
Quality Index examines the best iPhone games featuring Vikings
DG: Miniclip has been doing casual games on the PC for a few years now, and it seems they are starting to spread on to the Android Play store. These games are strictly casual affairs, with simple, bright graphics, polished gameplay and best of all almost all of them are free to download. I have been through all their games and have put together my top 3 in no particular order from Miniclip giving each one a quick review.
Nineoverten.com has posted up a review of Armor Games' latest offering for the iPhone, Siege Hero. The game mixes on-rails shooter gameplay with that of a 2D physics-based puzzler, as players aim to bring fortresses crashing down on the heads of enemy units in each level.
