When The Rock isn't playing the role of part-time WWE Champion on Monday Night Raw, he can often be found playing other parts on various movie sets. But something strange is happening in Studio 51, and it seems everyone around has either gone missing or wants The Rock dead (or at least beaten severely). Are they rabid John Cena fans? Movie critics who think five Fast & Furious movies was enough?

Anyone familiar with the collectible card battle game genre will feel right at home with Pantheon the Legends. You'll complete "quests" to collect virtual cards representing gods, heroes, and other mythological figures from ancient Greece, enhance and ascend them, assemble treasures and, of course, battle your fellow players for fame, fortune, and bragging rights. In most ways it's very much like other games in the CCG milieu, but it also adds a few new ideas to the mix and that makes it worth a second look.

At this point it seems like the differences among the host of city-building strategy games on the App Store come down to mere aesthetics. Do you like your strategy with castles, knights, and rote fantasy trappings? Pick up your sword and frolic in the Kingdoms of Camelot. Prefer your strategy narrated by steampunk women clad in leather and brass? Then by all means, go play Arcane Empires. And you folks in the back--do you like your strategy to unfold in a post-apocalyptic universe where gas-masked thugs lord over the ruins of Western civilization? Then Downfall: Clash of Factions might be for you.

Interactive fiction has been around for decades, evolving in the early days of computers to provide rich environments without the need for fancy graphics. The genre has waxed and waned in popularity over time, but some of the most treasured releases have come from a company called Infocom. Now you get to experience some those classic adventures right on your high-tech mobile device!

Since its debut last fall, Skylanders has proven to be a brand that appeals to just about every level of gamer. Kids and parents alike adored the original home console release. Mobile gamers revelled in the arcade frenzy that was Cloud Patrol.  And earlier this month, free-to-play city-builders fans were given a chance to set up shop in Lost Islands. Considering the franchise’s far reach, we were hoping that Skylanders Battlegrounds might live up to its promise of a strategy-heavy alternative. Instead, although it remains as accessible as its counterparts, it only contains a fraction of the lustre.

Developing a game based on a meme is a pretty big gamble. You’re guaranteed at least a certain sum of users by tapping into the Internet zeitgeist, but that only goes so far. People eventually move on to other things, and you’re left wondering why no one wants to play your hilarious Gangnam Style sim anymore. By only loosely basing itself on a meme and focusing more on the gameplay, Bread Kittens tries its darndest to avoid that problem.

Skylanders Lost Islands is a persistent city-building game developed by Activision where you build up a city, gather resources and go on adventures with various dragons. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.

When you hear about a game called “1 vs 100,” your mind starts to cook up some really interesting scenarios. One human, armed only with the power of love, versus 100 robots. One modern-day Amazon with a spear against 100 hungry lions. One karate master against 100 monkeys with flaming knives. 

The Skylanders series is currently one of Activision’s most popular and lucrative properties, and it’s really not hard to see why – especially if you have kids. There’s something irresistible about pairing up video games with collectable plastic toys, especially if said toyline contains a healthy smattering of dragons. But more importantly, Skylanders’ toys can “come to life” in multiple games across the series’ universe, a feature that really sells Skylanders Lost Islands for iOS.

Sure, Wizard101 is fun, and the pets your wizard collects can be helpful. But sometimes, you just want those little guys to stop following you around and do something even more useful – like guard dinner. Sounds strange, but it’s more or less the gist of Grub Guardian, a tower defense game that can be played in web browsers and iOS devices as a standalone game or a supplement to KingsIsle’s popular all ages MMORPG.