Home » Latest Reviews
Tales From Deep Space iPad Review
Tales From Deep Space is the latest mobile game from Amazon Game Studios. It's a funny adventure with a drone that's a suitcase and lots of aliens. But is it fun? It's quite fun, yeah. Well, that's what Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks. And he's real tall.…
Watch The Video ReviewSBK15 - Official Mobile Game iPad Review
Do you like wheelies? Do you like helmets? If you answered yes to either of those then there's a good chance you've been eyeing up SBK15 on the App Store. But is it worth your time? Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks so, and he once fell off a motorbike when it was standing still.…
Watch The Video ReviewXenowerk iPad Review
What happens when freakish alien mutants take over your research base? You shoot the crap out of them, obviously. At least you do in Xenowerk. But is it any fun? Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks it is. And he's pretty smart.…
Watch The Video ReviewEmber Conflict - Real-Time Multiplayer Strategy Game! iPad Review
Can you fit a real-time strategy game onto a tablet? What about a real-time strategy game that's squished up with a MOBA? And what if it's free to play? Harry from Pocket Gamer answers all of these questions, and more, in this video review of Ember Conflict.…
Watch The Video ReviewAngry Birds Fight! iPad Review
Rovio has taken a stab at wrapping its Angry Birds franchise around another franchise. This time it's a match-3 RPG puzzler. But is it any good? Glen from Pocket Gamer thinks it's a bit meh, and Harry read out his words in a suitably disdainful drawl.…
Watch The Video ReviewGreen Ninja: Year of the Frog iPad Review
Nitrome has released another game. It's about a ninja frog, it's called Green Ninja: Year of the Frog, and it has great sound effects. But does it continue the dev's hot streak. Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks it does, and he knows a lot about these things.…
Watch The Video ReviewHitman: Sniper iPad Review
Hitman: GO managed to distill the sneaky essence of the Hitman series into an easy to grasp mobile format. Can Hitman: Sniper do that same? Er, nearly. Or at least that's what Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks anyway.…
Watch The Video ReviewRadical Rappelling iPad Review
Is jumping off a mountain super cool? Is it sick? No, it's radical. Radical Rappelling. That's the name of the game. But is it any good? Glen from Pocket Gamer thinks so, so Harry read out some of his words.…
Watch The Video ReviewYou Must Build A Boat iPad Review
What happens when you need to build a boat? Well obviously you go play an endless runner with a match-three RPG mechanic. Right? It might sound silly, but Harry from Pocket Gamer finds a lot to like in You Must Build A Boat.…
Watch The Video ReviewCHAOS RINGS Ⅲ iPad Review
Is the latest installment of the Chaos Rings franchise worth your attention? Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks so. Or, he does when it works.…
Watch The Video ReviewGeometry Wars 3: Dimensions iPad Review
Mark blasts the angles off a triangle in trippy shape shooter Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions. But can it hold a candle to the console original?…
Watch The Video ReviewDesktop Dungeons iPad Review
What happens when you take a classic, meaty PC roguelike, like for example Desktop Dungeons, and transport it to tablets? According to Harry from Pocket Gamer, good things. Lots of good things.…
Watch The Video ReviewBad Dinos iPad Review
Ratchet and Clank developer Insomniac turns to dinosaur defence, for its latest mobile game. Will this prehistoric strategy game help revitalise a tired old genre?…
Watch The Video ReviewTil Morning's Light iPad Review
You're all alone in a haunted mansion, with just a meat cleaver and a magical phone to keep you company. What do you do? WHAT DO YOU DO!?! Well if you're Harry from Pocket Gamer, and you're playing Til Morning's Light, you bimble around having quite a nice time and thinking about what might have been.…
Watch The Video ReviewSword Of Xolan iPad Review
Who doesn't like running around chunky pixelled retro environments, slashing up monsters with a big sword or burning them alive with flaming blasts of magic? Monsters, that's who. Harry from Pocket Gamer takes Sword of Xolan for a spin, and he likes what he sees. And kills.…
Watch The Video Review