We’ve all played free mobile games. I mean heck, they’re free, right? What’s not to love? Well, a lot of things actually. Ads every sixty seconds, interrupting gameplay. Glitches and malfunctions. Bad graphics. And pay-for-play structures that make the whole experience seem cheap and unfair. Sound familiar? Coughing up a few bucks is worth it…
Does anyone remember Snake? Still the most famous of mobile games, Snake first appeared back in 1997 on the Nokia 6610, and it is estimated that in excess of 400 million copies have been shipped since, and now Snake is in its eighth version which when you think about it rather good going for a…
Playing video games on mobile consoles has never been easier. A wide range of options are available on phones, but many of them require an internet connection to play. There’s nothing more frustrating than downloading a game, getting pumped to play it, only to have the “this game requires an internet connection” appear on the…
A new app called Osmo is solving a childcare problem with a simple compromise. Anyone that’s ever taken care of kids knows that all they want to do is watch TV or play games on consoles or tablets. While Osmo games use technology to keep kids interested, its game play is grounded in real world…