Kyle’s Quest 2, Pocket Warfare and more! Free iPhone Games for June 2, 2010

Free games are all around us, but they may not be as easy to find as you’d think. We help you sort through the App Store to find the latest price drops and limited time offers so that you won’t have to spend a penny. Today’s free games include a popular PalmOS RPG, a rhythm and physics combo, some movie trivia and more!

Free iPhone Games is a new feature on Gamezebo. Be sure to check back every day to discover the latest and greatest games that have just gone free on the App Store!

Kyle’s Quest 2 – The most popular game on Palm OS has come to the iPhone, and it’s now available for free! Old school RPG fans from the NES-era will want to check this one out.
Pocket Warfare – To commemorate a local Korean election, developer Hyun Woo Shin is offering this epic game of medieval warfare free of charge! Catapults, swordsmen and archers will fill your screen at no cost, today only. Be sure to check out the developers other game Pocket Siege, also free today!
Air Music Jump – Combining rhythm and physics, tap buttons in time with the music as you try and launch a character higher and higher in the middle of the screen. Normally $1.99, this one is free today only.
iMovieBot – Like movie trivia? This app will have you guessing movie titles from silly tableaus featuring a monitor-headed robot. Free today, 99 cents tomorrow.

News
January 24, 2014
CandySwipe: Already fighting the CANDY CRUSH SAGA trademark, prepared to fight CANDY too
By Jim Squires
Albert Ransom, the founder of Runsome Apps, first released CandySwipe to Android gamers on November 15, 2010 - a full four months before King debuted Candy Crush on King.com (now RoyalGames.com). Both games offer match-3 gameplay and both are built around a candy theme, but in our conversation with Ransom, he wasn't crying "clone." He's just worried about the same thing King is: consumer confusion."If you start typing 'is candy swip' into google, you will get the auto complete 'is candy swipe the same as candy crush'." It's a frustrating experience for a developer whose work came first and who, like King, was quick to trademark. The CANDYSWIPE trademark was granted to Ransom in July 2011.But being first and having a mark isn't going to do much to sway public perception - especially when a similar competitor shoots to the top of the App Store."Their game (and name) closely resembles CandySwipe; so much so, that CandySwipe is often ridiculed as a Candy Crush knock off," says Ransom. "This infringes on OUR registered trademark and good will."
Reviews
April 10, 2013
Strange Cases: The Faces of Vengeance Review
By Neilie Johnson
As movies like The Silence of the Lambs have melodramatically shown us, being an FBI agent is no picnic; still, we love being party to the danger this singular profession invites. New hidden object game Strange Cases: The Faces of Vengeance gives us the chance to once again join the ranks of the armed-and-trenchcoat-ed as they pursue a vengeful villain. Sadly, due to a game concept and story that feel incomplete, the experience is largely underwhelming.

Jim Squires

Jim Squires is the Editor-in-Chief of Gamezebo. Everything you see passes his eyes first, so we like to think of him as "the gatekeeper of cool stuff." He likes good games, great writing, and just can't say no to a hamburger. Also, he is not a bear.