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Organization: Chillingo Ltd

  • Spice Invaders Review
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    • iOS
    Spice Invaders Review

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    I know what you're thinking, yet another tower-defense game. And as much I'd love to report that Spice Invaders (you've got to love that homage) brings something new and innovative to the table, the truth is, the game is as old-school as it gets. That being said, publisher Chillingo has filled the package with some great features not often seen in iOS TD games, which help to give legs to this particular adventure.
  • Order Up!! To Go Review
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    • iOS
    Order Up!! To Go Review

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    There is something quite off by using your free time from work, school and responsibilities to play a style of game that lavishes more responsibilities at your feet. But that's exactly what you're in for when you play Order Up!! To Go, Chillingo's functional, but not overly fun entry to the restaurant management/cooking game genre.
  • Woody Woodpecker Review
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    • iOS
    Woody Woodpecker Review

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    Tiny Wings was a certifiable hit. A nice and simple swoop and glide mechanic with controls boiled down to a single touch made it easy for anyone to pick up and enjoy. There's nothing quite like the feeling of that perfect dive-bomb, skimming the Earth and then sailing above the clouds in a beautiful arc. But simple and addicting iOS games means inevitable heir apparent, trying to capture lightning in a bottle for the 2nd (or 3rd or 10th) time. Can Woody Woodpecker do it?
  • Zombie Wonderland 2: Outta Time! Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Zombie Wonderland 2: Outta Time! Review

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    Being the savior of humanity and the man who's willing to make a last stand against hordes of monsters is a lonely, hard job. It's not fun and games. No, wait, change that: It's totally fun and games, at least according to Chillingo's new defense/RTS title Zombie Wonderland 2: Outta Time! In fact, the game manages to prove that when it comes to fighting the things that go bump in the night, sometimes all you need to have a good time is a couple of barrels of buckshot and some ingenuity.
  • Superman Review
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    • iOS
    Superman Review

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    Let's face it, there have been a lot of bad superhero games and Superman, in particular, has had his fair share of questionable ones. Nevertheless, the new Chillingo-published Superman has recently flown up, up, and away to the top rankings of the Apple paid app charts. Though it doesn't look like much, this arcade-style title comes off as surprisingly addictive. That said, it offers little in terms of any depth, and oozes with every Superman cliché imaginable.
  • Poker Pals Review
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    • iOS
    Poker Pals Review

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    Have you ever played a game, and within moments of booting it up for the first time, realized that you've just stumbled upon something that's destined to become the next big thing? I know I'm setting up lofty expectations here, but that's exactly how I felt about Poker Pals even before I'd finished the tutorial.
  • Flick Champions Review
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    • iOS
    Flick Champions Review

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    Flick Champions is a mini-game collection generally based around that basic gameplay element of "flicking," and applying it to a variety of sports. Some of the applications work better than others, running the full gamut from really fun to not fun at all. I'd actually go so far to say that more than half of the games are just so-so at best. So why do I think Flick Champions is still worth owning?
  • Rocket Bunnies Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Rocket Bunnies Review

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    Rare are the games that can turn the act of making the player feel like they're running around in circles into an art form. All too often, simple ideas that show much promise melt away when things begin to heat up. Scores of games play out like broken records, treading the same path from beginning to end and leaving players tired, bored and exasperated in equal measure as a result. Thankfully, Rocket Bunnies' revolutions are less to do with any sense of repetition, and more the result of the game, quite physically, sending you spinning from start to finish.