WordsWorth is another one of those word games that everyone seems so fond of these days. Similar to other word finding games, Wordsworth involves using letters from the hexagons on the screen and connecting them in a chain-like manner to create a word.
Once you create a word, you get points and the word disappears. (…)

We knew it wouldn’t take long before the drinking games made their way to our sacred (*insert laugh or bad joke here) iPhone. After all, the burping and flatulence games are already so popular. Done Drinking is a novelty game that tests your ability to stay upright after a fictional character’s night of drinking. (…)

Gameloft’s new Hero of Sparta is positively stunning in every way: The graphics are beyond belief, the game play is nearly flawless and the sound tracks and effects are exquisite.
There’s been a recent influx of games in and around the $9.99 price point and I’m starting to get a feel for which ones are worth paying for. (…)

If a chat about politics, love, the meaning of life is what you’re in the mood for, then Holy Wars just might be the app for you. Download the app and you’re instantly plugged into a virtual world filled with questions on everything from human cloning to euthanasia.

Raindrop offers some simple fun that will have you tilting your iPhone or iPod Touch back and forth in an effort to keep yourself safe in the clouds.
The “you” is a tiny raindrop, which must maneuver around an increasing flow of clouds to keep falling through the sky. (…)

I have been writing a bit about word games, that seems to be a popular thing for the iPhone at the moment, however Number 14 brings a number game to the iPhone. This number game is a very simple game that requires you to take the 4 numbers that are given and add, minus, multiply, or divide them in any sequence in order to end on the number 14. (…)

Much to the delight or disappointment of AppCravers everywhere the stink attack competition has begun. As if beer battles weren’t bad enough, two new “potty apps,” iFart Mobile and Pull My Finger, are quickly rising to the top of the App Store charts. In fact, searching the word “fart” in the App Store brings up 30 applications for iPhone and iPod touch that have some variation on the smelly theme.

iPhone games aren’t always puzzles, shrouded in mystery or suspense. Sometimes they’re unbelievably simple games like TargetTap. TargetTap is a game where the aim is to quickly hit the red targets. The more of them you hit the more points you earn.